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Hello. this is bbc news with julian warricker. well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the world has just experienced its hottest decade on record, with last year one of the warmest ever seen. growing backlash over the governments rescue plan for flybe. rival airlines line 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

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 sussex‘s first...

The latest headlines on bbc news: the world has just experienced its hottest decade on record with last year one of the warmest ever seen. growing backlash over the governments rescue plan for flybe. rival airlines line 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. a man has been arrested in pakistan in connection with the murder of a policewoma...

But then, dry and sunny. still blustery today but the wind not quite as strong as yesterday. even in the sunshine, the temperature is going to get colder. as the rain clears, colder air filtering in behind it so by the end of the afternoon, 6—8 celsius as a maximum temperature. overnight tonight, it stays clear and under clear skies the temperature will drop. still fairly breezy though tonight. the minimum temperature in the home counties around three or four, central london around five or six...

Hello, youre watching afternoon live. im simon mccoy. today at 2pm: british airways files a complaint with the european commission over the government bail—out of struggling airline flybe. ba says its a "blatant misuse of public funds". the government isnt in the market to bail out private companies. what we do on a case—by—case basis is look to see whether a business is viable. in the case of flybe, it is a viable business. the duchess of sussexs father, thomas markle, is prepared to test...

This is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — the governement has agreed a rescue deal for flybe, one of the biggest regional airlines in europe, in order to keep the company operating. ministers say theyll review air passenger duty, and the news was welcomed by staff. absolutely ecstatic, yeah, i am really ha p py absolutely ecstatic, yeah, i am really happy for myself. my partner works there so really good news. the death of this teenage girl 17 years ago, features in a devastating review of ch...

A new way of stopping using a credit card. irans nuclear ambitions. 22% of people betting online manchester police and local authorities let down dozens of vulnerable children — are problem gamblers. a damning report says grooming gangs were operating in plain sight. having considered this and the government considers all of the evidence, cutting air passenger duty weve decided that we must ban on domestic flights to help rescue gambling using credit cards because regional airline flybe from c...

Hello. this is bbc news with ben bland. well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first, the headlines. the governement has agreed a rescue deal for flybe, one of the biggest regional airlines in europe, in order to keep the company operating. ministers say theyll review air passenger duty, and the news was welcomed by staff. absolutely ecstatic, yeah, im really happy, for myself, and my partner works for flybe so yeah, its really, really good news for everybody. but the ...

This is bbc news. the headlines: the government has agreed a rescue deal for regional airline flybe to keep the company operating. the company says delighted with the agreement which the government says enables the connectivity of millions of people. flybe will continue connecting regions and making sure people can get around, some 9 million people a year which is fantastic news and people can book will —— with com plete people can book will —— with complete confidence which is brilliant...

Tonight at ten, 3 deal to save flybe, one of the biggest regional airlines in europe, agreed by government and private investors. its been agreed to put more money into the loss—making airline and ministers say they will review air passenger duty. the news was welcomed by staff. absolutely ecstatic, yeah. im really happy, for myself and my partner works for flybe so its really, really good news for everybody. but the prospect of cutting taxes on flying has angered climate campiagners who say i...