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Status: completed · Language: en · Source: Office Audio · Captured: 2026-09-21 13:06:38 · Every time, every time. What's there, songs in the door? We find these babies here. Tear down. We'll keep the music comi

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Every time, every time.

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Suzana

What's there, songs in the door?

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Suzana

We find these babies here.

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Suzana

Tear down.

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We'll keep the music coming after this.

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Now to Sky News.

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From the Sky News Centre at 1:00, the Transport Secretary says engineers have fixed the problem following an air traffic control issue that's cancelled and delayed flights.

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It's affected airports in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England.

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Operator Nat says it's down to a connectivity problem unrelated to the massive software fault less than two weeks ago.

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Former air traffic controller Michelle Robson says it'll take time to get back to normal.

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It takes about a while to wind back up again to the full rate of flow for aircraft.

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So unfortunately this ends up with a knock on effect with people on delayed flights being further delayed and they will have to get a.

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