Today's live page was edited by Iain McDowell and Nalina Eggert, with reporting by Matt Fox and Finn Purdy, and Rebekah Wilson from Lough Neagh. All airlines operating in the UK have been affected, with. That concludes our coverage for today but the saga of sorting Lough Neagh looks set to continue for the many weeks and months ahead. Note that we do not have coverage in the U.K., Belgium, Germany, Iceland, Italy. A technical issue at UK air traffic control has led to long flight delays, with thousands of passengers stuck on planes and at airports. The Dutch blue-green algae solution would cost at least €500m says Miguel Dionisio, a senior researcher of aquatic ecology You can post your own on the ATC/Aviation Audio Clip Forum (requires forum registration) NOTE TO PRESS: Please cite as audio source.

The man who owns the bed and soil of the lough - the Earl of Shaftesbury - says he would consider selling to the public - but he won't be giving it awayĪs we hear households are buying bottled water, Northern Ireland's water authority insists tap water drawn from the lough is safe - you can check on our map to find out where yours comes from These recordings have been captured from a variety of sources, primarily LiveATC audio streams. Gary McErlain, a seventh-generation Lough Neagh eel fisherman, says eel catches are down this year James Orr from Friends of the Earth says people 'would storm Westminster' if this happened elsewhereĬlaire Vincent at Stormont's environment department says the weather will dictate how soon swimming may be permissible again

William Taylor from Farmers For Action calls for Stormont 'to get up and running', with a strong minister to 'come in and crack the whip' The deputy president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union, John McClenaghan, says 'we have to work collectively' to restore the lough Pieter-Jan Schön from the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute tells us the single biggest source of pollution in the lough is agriculture We've heard from fishermen and farmers, swimmers and scientists, getting to the heart of the issues and hearing what could, and should, be done to restore the lough. The UK Astronomy Technology Centre is part of the and is based at the. Airport/ARTCC Code Frequency Search (e.g., 124.400, 128. As the sun sets on a troubled Lough Neagh this evening, we're taking a minute to reflect on our coverage of the environmental pressures affecting the largest lake in the British Isles. LiveATC Air Traffic Control Worldwide Coverage Map.

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