a statement from the national air traffic service says. monday marks the close of a holiday weekend here in the uk, so it s usually a very busy day for flights. clearing the delay of flight backlogs is now a big issue. airports across the country are currently facing delays and cancellations. airports in edinburgh, manchester, birmingham, and several airports in london, including heathrow, gatwick and luton, all confirmed they were affected by the system outage. a short while ago, the home secretary, suella braverman, spoke about the situation. what we do know is that there has. been a national outage at nationally control and this has affected uk airspace, it will affect all incoming and outgoing flights and those aircraft. which are in the uk airspace right now. i national air traffic control. i am very cognisant that this - will disrupt people s travels plans, those waiting to arrive in the uk, those waiting to depart, - and i do sympathise with any- disruption they m
thinking but i definitely was thinking it was more of an experiment. you know, i had an idea to start a blog. actually, my sisters really pushed me especially my sister mona. she was like, you know, you need to be out there. you know so much about beauty. share it with the world. you re so passionate about it. and then, you know, one thing led to another, we started a beauty brand. and, no, never in my wildest dreams did i think we would be here ten years later. but i want to take you back to even before starting huda beauty, before becoming a make up artist even. so you were a child, you grew up in tennessee in the states, and your family had moved from iraq to the us. that s right. so, to a different cultural scene and to a place where not many people looked like you. yeah. what was life like? it was tough. i especially think at that time, i really struggled with my identity. i definitely struggled you know, i know it s we have a beauty brand now and we speak so
this. we have to warn here that it is hard to watch. [speaking in a global language] joining me now our correspondents who is live in israel. nbc s foreign correspondent, molly, hunter is with us as. well and the nbc security analyst. i want to start with you, rough. what casten what you re seen. yeah,, katie and just the last hour, israel security cabinet has formally declared a state of war in response to what tickles the murderous terrorist attack of gaza. they are talking about scenes like the one behind me. this is all that s left of what was an israeli police station at the heart of the city. it is overrun by gunmen. katie, everywhere here, you can see debris from the ferocious gun battle that follows. if my camera operator turns the camera here, you can see this is the remains of a jacket here. we don t know this belong to one of the hamas militants, or to an israeli soldier. everywhere, katie, i m not going to zoom in on, but in that tree there is still a body of
a hole in the ozone layer over antarctica, that s fuelled by smoke from wildfire events in australia, is exposing wildlife to protentially damaging levels of uv light. scientists from the university of wollongong say animals and plants are having to put more energy into avoiding the rays. here s our science correspondent victoria gill. the ozone layer that protects us from the sun s most harmful rays is healing gradually. but in antarctica, in cold high atmospheric clouds, a hole in that layer still appears every year. that ozone thinning or loss used to peak in september or october, when animals and plants are tucked under winter snow and marine animals are protected by sea ice. but it s now lingering until december, well into the antarctic summer, when wildlife is much more vulnerable. researchers say that s been driven in part by smoke from the australian wildfires in 2019 and 2020, which were fuelled by climate change. the researchers found evidence that antarctic plants
hello, i m lewies vaughanjones. welcome to the programme. ukraine s president zelensky has renewed his appeal for allies to provide his country with more air defences, after another night of russian bombardment caused serious damage to energy infrastructure. in kharkiv ukraine s second city officials said a missile narrowly missed a hospital with a thousand people inside, leaving a huge crater in the grounds, blowing out windows and injuring one person. there were also attacks in the dnipro region in central ukraine and in the western areas of lviv and ivano frankivsk. ukrainian officials say equipment was damaged and at least one energy worker injured. russia has repeatedly targeted ukrainian energy infrastructure over recent months. mr zelensky called for decisive action, saying the world could shoot down every missile and drone launched by what he called russian terrorists . meanwhile, there are reports that ukraine has launched drone attacks on a military airfield