Industries across the world. We have heard about airlines being affected, planking, shops, the Health Care Industry is also the Cybersecurity Firm Crowdstrike says that a defect in one of its Software Updates hit windows operating systems, but they have now come up with a x for the issue, but we know that this will take a long time to work its way through the system, especially if this fix has to be a manual Fix Cross impacted computers and systems. Let us turn to our international business corresponded to join us from central london. All of this, it is going to be incredibly expensive, so many businesses in practice. Yes, absolutely. Dont forget, this is a global outage. It doesntjust matter to people behind me in londons financial district, it matters and financial districts around the world. What we are hearing is that, here, for example, although Share Trading does seem to be going smoothly, there have been issues reported in trading in energy, power, oilstocks, that issues reporte
Overnight leader Dan Brown. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. A global outage has Hit Computer Systems right Around The World, throwing industries from Aviation And Health care to Banking And Communications into chaos. The cyber Security Firm Crowdstrike has confirmed that an update it issued for Windows Devices running its software caused the problem, saying its deployed a fix. But the effects have been far reaching flights have been grounded, some Card Payments stopped working, and pharmacies struggled to process prescriptions. Well be speaking to our correspondents across the uk and Around The World to bring you the very latest. First, nickjohnson has this report. Transport, banks, supermarkets and doctor surgeries. All cogs in the wheel of our daily lives, all impacted by a major global It Outage. Around the world, flights have been grounded, and here in the uk, Rail Operator Govia thameslink says widespread it issues have been leading to short notice cancellations
Details about the Dukes Funeral are due to be released later, as tributes are paid here in Windsor, across the country and Around The World. Flags are flying across the uk at Half Mast, including here at Buckingham Palace where a small number of people have begun to gather and lay flowers to pay tribute to Prince Philip. Well be reflecting on The Dukes far reaching Legacy And Hearing from those whose Lives he touched. Hello, welcome to this Bbc News special. Iamjane i amJane Hill at i am Jane Hill at Windsor Castle. The Armed Forces will lead a second day of tributes to the Duke Of Edinburgh, who died yesterday aged 99, with Gun Salutes across the uk, in gibraltar and from warships at sea. Details of his funeral are also expected to be announced later. Prince Philip was the longest serving royal consort in british history and was a constant support to the queen during more than 70 years of marriage. Today we will be looking back on hiS Life with some of those who knew The Duke well, th
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announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening in the constant chase to get ahead of covid-19, a new omicron-specific vaccine is about to enter testing but in a measure of just how quickly this pandemic is evolving, the question being asked, will we need it by the time it s ready? the modified vaccine by pfizer perhaps months away as new covid cases continue to drop, still leaving overwhelmed hospitals, which are now finding some antibody treatments against omicron are not working. also today, the biden administration is pulling its rule that employees at large companies either be vaccinated or regularly tested as now two years into the pandemic, mask rules continue to generate heat. miguel almaguer starts our coverage reporter: announcing the start of their new clinical trial today, pfizer says it s testing if their new reformulated covid vaccine will specifically target the omicron variant and to see how effective that new formula would be. with