EasyJet CEO: 'Don't panic' over fuel shortages

Budget airline easyJet has published a first-half loss of more than £500m, as the Iran war continues to weigh on
jet fuel costs.

Speaking to Nick Robinson, CEO Kenton Jarvis said "airlines typically make losses" in the first half of the year, and that easyJet has "seen absolutely no issues fuel supply".

He also told customers not to panic over booking holidays, as the company "full intend to fly the summer schedule".