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Flybe: government deal to save airline

The government has agreed to work with the troubled airline Flybe over the repayment of £100m it owes in tax, Flybe shareholders, including Virgin Atlantic and Stobart Group , have also promised more money in The Business .

The British Airline Pilots Association called The Deal "good news" for the airline with 2,400 employees and over eight million passengers fly every year. But The Chief executive of The Company that owns BA, in a letter seen by the BBC, engages the government, calling it a misuse of public funds.

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Meghan: paper defended the publication of The Duchess 's letter to the father

The Duchess of Sussex has made her first public appearance since announcing that she and her husband would be a step back from frontline Royal duties. Meghan visited a women's centre in Vancouver, Canada, the country in which the couple plan to spend part of their time.

Meanwhile, the Mail on Sunday that they sued, together with the parent group, for the publication of a letter she wrote to her father in the year 2018 - has issued its 44-page legal defense. The newspaper says it is a

clarify Some of the problems with the Sussexes, including funding for security, to stay.

Emergency Landing : plane dumps fuel over schools

at least 60 people, including many children, had been treated, skin irritation and breathing difficulties, after a Delta Airlines plane dumped fuel over several schools, if you make an Emergency Landing . Some classes were outside when The Incident occurred, with the plane on the way to Los Angeles International Airport .

fuel Dumping is permitted during emergency landings, but only at high altitude and in the designated areas.

Is it OK to call in sick with a cold?

By Ian Shoesmith

"go, for God's sake, just to Go Home ," my boss asks. "People complain and don't want to catch your disgusting germs!" My protests of "It's just a cold - I don't feel bad," fell on deaf ears and I had to admit to myself that gracefully, instead of being frogmarched out of The Newsroom .

While I don't feel was 100%, in my opinion, I was certainly not bad enough to justify to spend an afternoon under a blanket. But you forget the Brexit - Nothing seemed to share, my friends, colleagues, and random Social Media posters and more, as the delicate question of whether to call, sick with a cold.

What the papers say

pictures of The Duchess of Sussex in Vancouver feature on several front pages. But their legal battle with the Mail on Sunday also gets a lot of coverage, the reports with the "Daily Telegraph" that her father, Thomas Markle , is willing to testify against you. In other news, The Times leads on Boris Johnson is preparing to "take The Lead " against knife crime, violence, and "county lines" gangs. And the Daily Express focuses on the PM's, "exceptionally" to call for The Public to raise money, so that Big Ben can strike movement for Brexit , at 23:00 on January 31. January.

Daily digest

family blames teen death on the run-of-fire-smoke

Baby-loss "can lead to long-term post-traumatic stress-symptoms"

Person the filmed video of the missile strike

arrested the candidates argue about alleged "Madam President" comments

trump starts new attack on the tech giant on privacy-preservation

the railway project "threatens large parts" of the natural habitats

there is a hyphen in Rebecca Long Bailey/Long-Bailey?

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12:00 Boris Johnson questions in The House of Commons.

16:00, Nasa, The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Met Office -announce-global-temperature, the figures and the climatic conditions for the year 2019.

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