airport, ground handling, checking, baggage handling, and they have been a pay dispute with these four companies and the four chants of industrial action announced today are over the busy summer holiday period. are over the busy summer holiday eriod. , , , . ., , period. this is expected to be the busiest time period. this is expected to be the busiest time in period. this is expected to be the busiest time in aviation period. this is expected to be the busiest time in aviation since - busiest time in aviation since before the pandemic. what will the impact be? we don t know exactly at this point. we have a couple of weeks for the airlines and their partner to try to bring in some contingency measures, agency staff, for example, but it is likely could cause some delays and disruption if it goes ahead, partly because the situation at the moment with air traffic control around europe is pretty challenging, so there is not a lot of room for manoeuvre if we do end up with d
we need to remember given the totality of needs and the scale and complexity of the crisis that there is no substitution. there is no way any organisation can replace or substitute the tremendous capacity, the fabric of unrwa, the ability and their knowledge of the population in gaza. the palestinian representative at the un has called for unrwa to be defended, because it is the only organisation capable of helping the people of gaza. israel s government has accused unrwa of being a front for hamas which several countries consider to be a terrorist group. the fighting continues in gaza with several explosions heard in the southern areas around khan younis and rafah. the israeli army has confirmed it s been flooding tunnels in gaza with sea water to try to neutralise the threat posed by hamas and other militant groups. it said checks had been carried out beforehand to ensure that groundwater was not contaminated. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. joining me in the s
you are seeing there, we heard from ian coates s son, talked about valdo calocane going on it calculated killing spree, the man is a killer, his family have suffered a great loss, the city of nottingham suffered a great loss, he said, and the nhs mental health trust and the police need to be accountable. he made a mockery of the system and then he said there that he d got away with murder. we know that valdo calocane had pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder, but his guilty pleas, guilty for three counts of manslaughter with diminished responsibility, they were accepted. but ian coates s son saying he got away with murder. they were his words. then we heard from grace o malley kumar s father, she was a gift to them, there had been missed opportunities with regard to valdo calocane, and he said it would forever play on their minds, how all of this requires further review. lots of anger. lots of questions about why valdo calocane was on the streets of nottingham that day
white house. starting with the most important issue to voters: the economy. and we learned today inflation was up last month more than expected. the new data out today shows one of the biggest reasons is housing costs, so we are going to look at what that means i had for your wallet. plus, the immigration crisis remains the top of mind for voters as they make their voices heard in the 2024 election cycle. tonight, we have an in-depth look at the strain in the classroom as tens of thousands of migrants cross the border and their children enter public schools. and then the other big headline today, former president donald trump was not on the campaign trail, but inside a courtroom. tonight, his outburst at the prosecutor and the judge and what the outcome of that $370 million civil fraud trial could mean for his real estate empire. so let s begin with the economy. inflation jumped in unexpectedly today, taking up slightly to an annual rate of 3.4%. cbs s jo ling kent will start
victims in memory of two of the three victims in in memory of two of the three victims in particular, a student who studied victims in particular, a student who studied here, 19 year old grace 0 malley studied here, 19 year old grace o malley and 19 year old barnaby webbed o malley and 19 year old barnaby webber. barnaby was studying history here, grace webber. barnaby was studying history here, grace was a medical student and we here, grace was a medical student and we heard from the vice chancellor of the university and that vigil chancellor of the university and that vigil explaining how this was supposed to be a time for students of relaxation and celebration and it was the of relaxation and celebration and it was the end of the academic year. for grace was the end of the academic year. for grace and barnaby, the end of the very for grace and barnaby, the end of the very first year as university students the very first year as university students and