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The location of Thomas Cook in a prominent place in the daily papers, to avoid the call to the travel company plea for a government bailout a "desperate attempt" break and the loss of 9,000 British jobs.

There have been reports that the pilots union Balpa has accused RBS, you undermine a possible rescue deal. Balpa says it is "frightening" that a taxpayer-funded bank has behaved in such a way, demanding £200m.

"reports" the government is ready to reject the application for emergency funding in the midst of concern about the travel, the long-term viability of the company.

claims of hundreds of call Center employees were secretly hired, home of thousands of stranded travellers if the company goes bust.

After, it would mean Britain's largest peace-time repatriation at a price of up to £600m.

leads to the leaked EU memo, it says, rejected Boris Johnson 's compromise alternative to the Irish backstop and "appeared" a Brexit offer. Officials have been quoted as the proposals called for a "step backward".

But even if a British EU exit agreement with the EU, would be to block the work. In an interview with The Paper The Shadow Chancellor John Mcdonnell says any deal is likely to be short, demand for labour, The Party is force to try to a choice.

His Cabinet colleague Emily Thornberry says that labour should back a Tory British EU exit offer in exchange for The Promise of a referendum.

The Labour Party , the attempt of scrap, Deputy Chairman of the post instead of that came from Tom Watson , Too Late for most of The First editions.

The Move is forbidden by Momentum's founder, Jon Lansman dramatic Labour kindled "'s Civil War has".

Sandy Cortmann 22 was The Last time that he will parachute over Arnhem

among the papers painted a 97-year-old veteran, is to jump the accession of a mass parachute Arnhem in the Netherlands on the occasion of the 75 anniversary of the Operation Market Garden.

Sandy Cortmann, who was 22 when he went Into Battle in 1944, tells The Paper that he was "absolutely horrified". He was taken prisoner by the Germans after what was then the largest airborne operation in History .

leads with very critical remarks about the BBC, made by John Humphrys , in a new book.

The Paper underlines its claims of "institutional liberal bias" and "Kremlin-style" - corporation, which is out of touch.

In what the Mail calls "an explosive memoir," says 76-year-old, he is "now free from the BBC Thought police'", he says, are joints in the jump to the "politically correct "brigade".

Humphrys, the Links of the Today programme, working Two Days ago, but also say that the BBC is an "enormous and irreplaceable force for good".

'Death bots'

Computer experts to talk to in the vicinity the development of a kind of love from the beyond, after

The so-called "death " bots" work in a similar way to Amazon, Alexa, use of voice recordings of customers, before they die.

the language files can be accessed, the smart speakers or phones - and, apparently, hundreds of people have a waiting list for The Californian company "Here After".

The Paper 's editorial argues can afford the technology, just the comfort for the grieving relatives, and should be celebrated, for maintaining a connection between the Generations .

Source of news: bbc.com