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Youre watching bbc newsroom live. its ham and these are the main stories this morning: the government defends itself after rival airlines accuse it of misusing public funds for coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional carrier flybe. the government isnt in the market to bail out private companies. what we do, on a case—by—case business, is look to see if a business is viable. in the case of flybe, it is a viable business. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance since ...

This is bbc news. the headlines at 11 oclock: the world hasjust experienced its hottest decade on record, with last yeari of the warmest ever seen. a growing backlash of the governments rescue plan for flybe. rival airlines rival up plan for flybe. rival airlines rival up to complain about what they call a misuse of public funds. a once in a generation clinical trial is announced to find new treatments for motor neurone disease which devastates lives and families. the duchess of sussexs first pu...

The taxpayer is being asked to foot the taxpayer is being asked to foot the bill is one of flybes biggest shareholders was virgin atlantic which is in turn owned by the us aviation giant delta. that is the question isnt it? surely it is the shareholders responsibility to take responsibility of the state of its debt. if the airline has been losing money for a long time, when the dead consortium came in, they bought it for a fairly nominal amount and said they will invest money to put it back on a...

The latest headlines. motherwell has just experienced its hottest decade on record with last year, one of the warmest ever seen. on record with last year, one of the warmest ever seen. meghan markles first appearance in canada since last weeks shock announcement. her father could test against her in court. the backlash over the governments rescue plan for flybe, rivals line up to complain about what they call a blatant misuse of public funds. russias of resigned hours

Against her in her legal battle with the mail on sunday. the duchess is suing the paper for publishing a letter she sent to her father. well have all the latest from our royal correspondent. the government rescue deal for flybe is branded a misuse of public funds by a number of other airlines. 60 people, including children, are treated for breathing difficulties, after a passenger plane dumped fuel over several schools in california. one of the most active volcanos in the philippines is close to...

This is bbc news. im julian warricker. the headlines at eight. the world has just experienced its hottest decade on record with last year one of the warmest ever seen. the duchess of sussexs first public appearance in canada since last weeks shock announcement as it emerges herfather could testify against her in court in her privacy battle with the mail on sunday. growing backlash over the governments rescue plan for flybe rival airlines line up to complain about what they call a misuse of publi...

Pressure to step in to back its promise to level up the regions. the chancellors agreed to review the £26 of flight air passenger duty on these routes, provoking criticism from environmental campaigners. but overall, the package has kept flybe flying. regional fly is traditionally a difficult market to work in. some routes can never be made to actually pay, and theres actually a mechanism, something called public service obligation, where a tender can be made and operators can fly certain route...

Youre watching bbc newsroom live. its11am and these are the main stories this morning: the government defends itself after rival airlines accuse it of misusing public funds for coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional carrier flybe. the government isnt in the market to bail out private companies. what we do, on a case—by—case business, is look to see if a business is viable. in the case of flybe, it is a viable business. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance since ...

Hello, this is bbc news, with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines... the government is accused of misusing public funds after coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional airline flybe. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance since she and prince harry announced they want to step down as senior members of the royal family. children are treated for skin irritation after a passenger plane dumps fuel over the playground of a school before making an emergency landing at los angele...

Interesting how the rest of the aviation industry is going to react to this, ben, isnt it? what we should be clear on first of all is it isnt a bailout or a rescue that we may have talked about with thomas cook or monarch, they wanted muggy from the government to keep it running, the government have said we will let you keep the air passenger duty, so the £26 on a shorthaul domestic flight return. for flybe we think thats £100 million over three yea rs. think thats £100 million over three yea...