Climate change 'doubles turbulence'
Reading scientists have found that climate change will affect aviation - by increasing air turbulence and causing flights to get bumpier.
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Turbulence 'to increase with climate change'
Fasten your seatbelts, flights are about to get a whole load bumpier, according to research from the University of Reading.
Scientists claim climate change could increase air turbulance by as much as 170 per cent by the middle of this century.
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Climate change protesters face court
Four people, including two from the South, have been charged following a climate change protest outside Buckingham Palace that saw activists chain themselves to the gates.
Peter Coville, 45, from Reading, will appear in court next month alongside Fiona Brooke, 23, of Billingshurst Road in Horsham, Sussex; Cyril Zeldine, 33, of Pimlico, south west London, and Philip Thornhill, 57, of Woolwich, south east London, the Metropolitan Police said.
The four were arrested after demonstrators - who said they represented the Climate Siren group - scaled the Palace gates and secured themselves to the railings.
They were bailed to appear at London's Westminster Magistrates' Court on July 10.
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