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If he is to compete at augusta. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Any parent who takes their child out of school in england during term time could be fined, or even face prosecution. Thats the ruling of the Supreme Court after a father lost his case that he could take his daughter out of school as long as she attended regularly. Jon platt whos from the Isle Of Wight had refused to pay a fine after taking his daughter for an unauthorised holiday. The high court had originally ruled in his favour but the Supreme Court has now overturned thatjudgment saying parents need to act with...

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My pilot at the time -- terry, you've got to teach me to fly. and he's -- and you can see his life flash before his eyes. i said, i'm sorry, man, it's a condition of employment. and they did. and sure enough, they trained me out of a job for them. >> right. trained your successor. >> and i have loved flying. i have loved it. it is just -- i was 52 years old when i started to fly. and i didn't know whether i could learn anything. you know? it was gratifying to just go back and really learn something. >> you're also very active on the issue of climate change and the environment. >> yes, sir. >> ...

Officials to pick up on without a significant amount of time with the patient. there may have been clues, but they may have been hard to notice. >> let me ask you the same question david, in a different way, because when you fly in a plane, which you have you spend hours and hours with someone in a tiny space. you only have each other to talk to. is it possible that someone would have noticed that something was airywryawry with this man? >> well, he clearly loved flying. that's what he did. when you're in the cockpit environment, it's as if everything else goes away. it's really not indicative...