Fine for google. Also, fine for google. As packets of weetabix are inhabited also, as packets of weetabix are inhabited new zealand, we want to know what you cant live without when you go on holiday. Is it your pot of marmite or your tea bag . Its the tea bags for me. Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to Business Live. We start with more problems for British Airways. Thousands of passengers are learning that their flights have been cancelled because of an unprecedented 16 day strike by some cabin crew, which begins tomorrow, july 1st. On thursday, ba said most flights will operate as normal, but it has cancelled a number of long haul departures to and from heathrow. Short haul and flights from other uk airports are unaffected. So whats it all about . The unite union says cabin crew who have taken industrial action over pay in the past have been blacklisted losing benefits like staff Travel Concessions and bonuses. Ba estimates around 8 of its total cabin c
Come into force today, affecting refugees and visitors from six mainly muslim countries. The German Parliament has voted to legalise Same Sex Marriage, granting gay and lesbian couples full marital rights including child adoption. Also the welsh turtle who is now having fun in the sun. A rare sea turtle called menai who washed up on an Anglesey Beach is taken to gran canaria to an Anglesey Beach is taken to gran ca naria to be an Anglesey Beach is taken to gran canaria to be released. And british world number one tennis player andy murray will begin the defence of his wimbledon title against a qualifier or a lucky loser on monday. Good morning. Its friday the 30th ofjune. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Cladding fitted to Grenfell Tower during its refurbishment was changed to a version which cost nearly £300,000 less, a document seen by the bbc has revealed. At least 80 people were killed when the tower block in west london was destroyed by fire two weeks ago. A Counc
On theological matters. Sir elton john cancels a number of us shows. Hes recovering from a potentially deadly bacterial infection. Ivanka trump takes to the international stage, defending herfathers record on womens rights at a summit in berlin. And, Ten Years After Natascha Kampusch fled to freedom, we talk to the austrian woman who spent over eight years in captivity as a schoolgirl. Its 5pm. Our main story is that theresa may has taken her conservative campaign to the heart of south wales, one of labours traditional strongholds, and shes urged welsh voters to drop what she calls the tribal politics of the past and to back the conservatives ahead of the brexit process. Its the Prime Ministers first visit to wales since she called the election, and she claimed that an alliance between labour and plaid cymru could undermine the brexit negotiations. Well be talking to the First Minister, labours ca rwyn jones, a little later. But first, for the latest on theresa mays visit lets join our
we know we want their legacy to live on, but it seems to have helped these guys get rid of the badness. yeah, but what a privilege for me. so much was lost and korea is still divided. we call that quits for today. brilliant. yeah, that s good. yeah. oh, great sitter. you see what a sitter? but it s sacrifices are not forgotten. i still question why i survived. why i survived ? why me? you learn to live with it, don t you? yeah, you do. you can shut it out. you know, you can remember the good times, the comradeship. that s the main thing. danjohnson, bbc news, gloucester. ajudge has ruled that prince harry can take the publisher of the sun newspaper to court over claims it used illegal methods to gather information on him. but the high court ruled it will not include phone hacking claims. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, is outside the high court.
investigators could be tried. but, he ruled, allegations of phone hacking cannot proceed to trial. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has been tracking developments and hejoins us now at the high court in central london. prince harry has been told that his case,, for a lawful gathering, private investigators working for local newspapers, who are able to get it to bank statements and medical records and flight details, that that case can go ahead. a trial, possibly next year, possibly the year after. i think perhaps the most important news today is that his phone hacking claims have been rejected by the court. effectively he ran out of time. his claims go back to 1996, but there is a six year limit in british law, privacy law, to make a claim at the court. prince harry had argued that he couldn t make a claim because there was a secret deal between the palace and news group newspapers, the publisher of the sun, in which the