it s 8:00. it s 8:00. good morning. goes by quickly when you have this much news. don lemon, poppy harlow, kaitlan collins. monday, november 7th, election eve. excited? yeah. i m excited. a lot to get to this morning. one more day for the candidates to make their closing arguments before the people decide. we will hear from voters across the country today to see what is on their mind. also some very troubling developments over the weekend. suspicious white powder send to kari lake s campaign headquarters in arizona and opened by one of her staffers. now the arizona republican is speaking out. industries across america are laying off workers in a very uncertain economy. we ll tell you how airlines are responding to the volatile. we have the ceo of delta in this hour. first, the final days of the campaign trail, we ll talk about that. president biden stomping for democrats who have one notable thing in common. they are all taking on republican opponents who
updated us on the latest news on the incident. we are still waiting to get as many details as we can as this situation unfolds in bangkok. and i just want to announce that my colleague jonathan head is there. he s just arrived at the airport and is gathering as i speak here. what we do know so far is that one death has been confirmed due to the turbulence, that flight 50321 faced from london heathrow airport on its way to singapore, as you mentioned, diverted to land in in bangkok. we also know that the airport authority of thailand is holding a press conference in about 30 minutes time. so we ll be getting more details there. you can see those pictures showing emergency services arriving at the airport to provide as much support as possible. we also know so far that some of the passengers who have not been injured have been kept airside. the understanding is that they may be put on flights later on today, either to continue their onward journey to singapore or to perhaps re
and how to stand out in a crowded market? we meet the firm that s using computer games to encourage us to buy more. we ll explain how it works. and as critics blame ba for too many cost cuts we want to know is the golden age of travel over? do you want more frills, not no frills? let us know, use the hashtag bbc bizlive. hello and welcome to business live. the no frills airline ryanair has reported its latest set of financial results. europe s biggest carrier by passenger numbers announced a 6% jump in full year net profit to $1.46 billion. ryanair‘s performance is a sign that its cost cutting measures are helping the business compete as overcapacity continues to dog the industry. earlier, we spoke to neil sorahan, rya nair‘s chief financial officer. we saw our unit cost dropped by 11% last year. excluding fuel, they were down 5%. so we are seeing unit cost savings coming through on all lines. there is a huge amount of uncertainty about brexit. there is no direction a
overnight will be higher than the daytime average for this time of year. they will get higher still tomorrow. they are tempered somewhat by these gusty winds. trans pennine route, across the east of the grampians, you will get buffeted during the rush hour. chilly air following to the north, but further south, we could have 15 or 16 celsius tomorrow. we will start to see something potentially more stormy in the middle part of the week. more on that later. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3000 and £5000. ministers said they wanted to attract the best talent after concerns the prison service was understaffed. iraqi forces say they ve taken several villages to the south of mosul, hours after launching a major offensive to retake the western half of the city from islamic state militants. save the children warn there s around 350,000 children trapped in the