The Latest Breaking News from Heathrow

Last-ditch talks broke down on Thursday evening sparking a ten-day strike for security and ground crews at Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport, as British Airways warned of cancelled flights

Stoppage by 1,400 members of Unite union mainly affects Terminal 5 and is due to last until Easter Sunday

Only Terminal 5 voted to go on strike

Passport Office worker, security staff at Heathrow Airport, French air traffic controllers, Border Force workers and Spanish airport workers are all due to walk out over the coming months

Transatlantic links to Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York JFK, Seattle and Washington DC have been grounded

Cancellations come ahead of a planned 10-day walkout by security staff at Heathrow

French strikes are set to interrupt flights between Britain and Spain next month

More than 1,400 members of Unite working in Terminal Five to strike for 10 days over pay

More than 1,400 members of Unite are due to walk out for 10 days from Friday until Easter Sunday

A travel expert has warned that short haul domestic flights from Heathrow's Terminal 5 could be axed as a 10-day strike begins on Friday March 31. Travellers have been warned to check ahead of time before setting off.

Branding alone will only get your transport network so far. Even pre-Elizabeth line, the Heathrow Express was a blatant attempt to confuse tourists and bait the Advertising Standards Authority, given its steep cost and the fact that passengers *still* only ended up at Paddington.