a closer look at the mom aransas, a closer look at the memory just ahead of the busy and historic week, plus donald trump s attorneys square off with merrick garland at the justice department. tomorrow brings another big deadline in the clash over the special master, an investigation into classified documents, kushner is here to see what he expects. and american honors the thousands of victims of the september 11th attack 21 years later. how the terror threats has shifted since that horrific day. good morning live from london, i m lindsey reiser, outside buckingham palace, where crowds are still gathering to mourn their queen. the days ahead will be filled with more more world which will, as all ceremonies, leading up to the westminster abby one week from tomorrow. we have a live look at the queens coffin, being taken to hollywood house in edinburgh. that s the queen s official residence in scotland, and we heard princess and and search him lawrence are part of the proces
Unite union working for a ground handling company were due to walk out today, the company has proposed an improved pay offer, if members rejected a strike will go ahead over the bank holiday weekend. annual energy bills for a typical household will fall slightly from october. the consultancy firm predicts bills could drop by £114 and a new price cap due to be announced by 0fgem. the energy price cap limits how much suppliers can charge households for each unit of energy they use but bills remain higher than before russia s invasion of ukraine. train drivers at more than a dozen train companies in the uk will strike on friday the 1st of september and refused to work overtime on the following day, according to the aslef union. the latest action in their long running pay dispute follows a series of six day overtime bans, which have caused widespread disruption and cancellations. you with bbc news. the women s world cup final is only two days away with
Two UK Jewish groups on Thursday commended Spotify for removing several songs that incite antisemitism and terrorist violence against Israelis. "It's good news that Spotify have finally listened to public disgust about hosting clearly antisemitic content which contravenes their own content policies, including directly inciting violence against Israelis," Luke Akehurst, Director of We Believe in