A proposal for a giant new hub airport for the UK has been rejected.
London Mayor Boris Johnson had suggested building a four-runway airport in the Thames Estuary to the east of the British capital.
But the UK's Airports Commission - set up to investigate how best to expand British airport capacity - says the proposal is unworkable.
Business groups say the UK needs to expand capacity rapidly in the face of competition from hub airports such as Vienna, Frankfurt and Schipol in Amsterdam.
But environmental groups and some local residents object to the idea of adding to the size of London Heathrow.
Nicola Smith from the CBI business lobby group says a decision of some sort needs to be made urgently.
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