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Flybe: UK air passenger duty cut as a

With the airline Flybe is in danger of collapse, Chancellor, Sajid Javid is The Change Which, if implemented, would enable the Exeter-based company to move a tax bill and the establishment of a rescue plan. Around 2,000 jobs are At Risk if Flybe fails.

Air passenger duty is currently £13 for a single domestic flight, with the higher prices for more-and premium flights. But, writes BBC business editor, Simon Jack , cut would hit the public finances, and could make it more difficult for the UK to achieve the carbon dioxide emissions.

Harry and Meghan: Canada PM says that the issues of cost remain

The Queen has agreed that The Duke and Duchess of Sussex to spend more time living in Canada, during their "period of transition" to step back, as senior royals. But the country's Prime Minister , Justin Trudeau , says it's about "how this looks and what kind of costs", with safety likely to be one of the biggest expenses.

BBC royal correspondent, in the Meantime, other European Royal houses have members who have a paid work.

Huawei: fixed in UK 5G network would be madness, US

. says The British government is due out later this month whether the Chinese Telecom company, Huawei, to supply some "non-core" parts of the country 5G network The appeal to security risks.

But The Head of MI5 has said that he has "to believe is no reason," the UK-US intelligence sharing relationship would suffer if Huawei gets a contract. And The Company itself insists it is independent of the Chinese state.

'Chernobyl-has left me an orphan. I don't let it define me,'

Standing on a podium of Russia's Black Sea coast, Oksana Masters , a wave of pride felt as the anthems played. It was not her first Paralympic medal, but this was something special.

she had just won, cross-country skiing silver medal at the Sochi Winter games in 2014. As they held their price, The Flag of the neighboring Ukraine was for The Winner , Lyudmila Pavlenko. Master was born in the Ukraine in 1989, three years after the reactor accident of Chernobyl. She was born with severe physical damage as a result of exposure to radiation.

In Sochi the competition to the USA, the country where she grew up, an adopted child raised by a single mother.

"It includes kind of a circle," she says. "It wasn't my gold-medal moment, but it felt like it. "

What say the papers

". if you need to" is the headline in the Daily Mail , the Newspapers, The Queen , the decision to allow The Duke and Duchess of Sussex report to step back from senior royals. It is a tone of sadness in much of the coverage, to say with The Sun , your Majesty, "made it plain" to the couple upset during Monday's meeting that she was "deep". The I, goes further, and argues that The Move represents a "radical Revision" of the monarchy. Elsewhere The Guardian reported that the analysis shows that in The Last five years, "The Five warmest recorded in the oceans".

Daily digest

Australia fires ", it is "normal" in the world 3C hot

a US decision to brand China a currency manipulator

a meteorite that fell to earth in the 1960s, "contains the oldest known material on the planet"

Icy spots, wintry showers and more storms to follow

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Lookahead

10:30 Former England cricket captain Andrew Strauss and his knighthood, for services to the sport.

17:30 the members of the Council in Rutland is the only County in England without a Mcdonald 's - opt for a building permit for a 24-hour drive-in restaurant.

On this day

in 2002, The government has the official end of the foot-and-mouth disease proclaimed crisis after almost 11 months.

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