systems around the world. this crisis was caused by a faulty software update and affected key infrastructure, including healthcare, banking and transport all of which rely on microsoft systems. these services are slowly coming back online, but there are wider implications of this crisis beyond the immediate fix that is required. 0ur reporter, nick marsh is in singapore with the latest on the situation there. things are by and large have returned to normal. i think the biggest concern from an international viewpoint is the airport, a massive hub and they are saying that now, things have pretty much got back to the way they wear. just one airline, air asia, still doing some manual chickens. yesterday about a0 flights were cancelled. foran yesterday about a0 flights were cancelled. for an airport like this where things by a large do run pretty smoothly, is quite a lot. 0verall, things do seem to be returning to normal. overall, things do seem to be returning to normal. overal
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first, the latest news. the prime minister has said that the king s speech marks the start of a rejection of what he called the snake oil charms of populism and the beginning of a national renewal . he was speaking in the commons after the king had laid out labour s plans for its first months in office. growing fears that another war may erupt in the middle east as israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah keep trading fire across the border. police in thailand say six vietnamese nationals found dead in a luxury hotel suite in bangkok on tuesday were probably poisoned with cyanide in a suspected murder suicide case. authorities are investigating possible motives. the prime minister of bangladesh has warned that those responsible for the death of six people in a wave of student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. many oppose a law under which a third of civil service posts are reserved for relatives of bangladesh s independence fighter
the remains are those of the missing teen. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says 1m palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes since saturday, including one attack near a school in a supposedly safe zone. it comes as britain s foreign secretary, david lammy, is on his first trip to israel, where he s been pushing for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and the release of all israeli hostages by hamas. and king felipe has hosted the spanish football team at his palace outside madrid as part of the celebrations of their european championship victory. fans have been gathering in the centre of the city ahead of celebrations after spain s 2 1 victory against england. earlier, the england side returned home to london stansted airport. for years, donald trump was the force that unified democrats, and the biggest source of division within his own party. but as republicans come together in wisconsin this week to nominate trump for a third consecutive election, the roles have
this an american nightmare. with just four months to go until the presidential election. is it time for the democrats at the very top to speak truth to power? can stand by for a special tribute to our loved kirsty who tonight is presenting herfinal newsnight to our loved kirsty who tonight is presenting her final newsnight with the help of some well known faces. good evening. welcome to newsnight and to my very old friends, alan cumming, who has just arrived from a very jittery america, and the today programme presenter, the marvellous martha kearney, who leaves her show next thursday. here too is the enfant terrible lewis goodall who started out on newsnight before he flew the coop for the news agents and lbc, and as always our very own nick watt. first, let s remind ourselves of those incidents from president biden last night. now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. p