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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 25 May, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Fighter jets scrambled after passenger plane incident British fighter jets were scrambled to escort a passenger plane to an airport outside London after the crew activated an emergency alarm. The Pakistan International Airways flight from Lahore, with 297 people on board, was originally destined for Manchester. When the plane landed at Stansted Airport, police arrested two men on suspicion of endangering an aircraft. More » Lee Rigby's family speaks about their grief following soldier's murder Adam Goodes racially abused by Magpies fan Anti-terror forces accused of mass killing in Papua Billions wiped off market for second day More Analysis » Hazel Hawke: from the heart The death of Hazel Hawke, ex-wife of former prime minister Bob Hawke, has brought forth an outpouring of intense emotions and words from the heart. People felt they knew her; that somehow she would understand their stories and concerns, and she was one of them. Through her advocacy of numerous community causes to her candour about the onset of Alzheimer's, hers was a life marked by courage, dignity and speaking out in the public interest. More » In politics things change, things stay the same Contrast and compare paid parental leave China: it's time to get some perspective Brakes on manufacturing as Ford pulls out It's time to put the brake on corporate welfare Politifact underestimates the power of engagement Curtain comes down on ICAC's public spectacle Ditch the switch: why Rudd is wrong on gay marriage New thinking vs the status quo Just In More Just In » Indonesia's central bank chief urges country's banks to compete overseas By Helen Brown in Jakarta and staff Indonesia's new central bank governor has urged the country's banks to be ready to compete internationally as authorities seek access to foreign markets. More » Lee Rigby's family speaks about their grief following soldier's murder Court upholds decision not to register teen as child sex offender Fighter jets scrambled after passenger plane incident Goodes racially abused in Swans' triumph British intelligence pressured over extremist monitoring Death in custody report alarms Indigenous leaders Anti-terror forces accused of mass killing in Papua Rebels record first-ever win over Waratahs Japan denies ghosts keeping PM out of residence World More World » Indonesia's central bank chief urges country's banks to compete overseas By Helen Brown in Jakarta and staff Indonesia's new central bank governor has urged the country's banks to be ready to compete internationally as authorities seek access to foreign markets. More » Lee Rigby's family speaks about their grief following soldier's murder Fighter jets scrambled after passenger plane incident British intelligence pressured over extremist monitoring Anti-terror forces accused of mass killing in Papua Japan denies ghosts keeping PM out of residence Business More Business » Australian shares slide for second day By online business reporter Michael Janda Australian shares recorded their worst weekly performance this year, with a second straight day of heavy falls. More » Indonesia's central bank chief urges country's banks to compete overseas Packer's Crown sells out of Echo Ford closure sends shockwave through car industry Politics More Politics » Death in custody report alarms Indigenous leaders By Will Ockenden Indigenous leaders have expressed alarm about the ever-growing number of Indigenous Australians in jail. More » Anti-terror forces accused of mass killing in Papua Australia's politicians seek inspiration in Obama's digital success Betfair boss says live odds plan falls short Bob Hawke pays tribute to ex-wife Hazel Sport More Sport » Goodes racially abused in Swans' triumph Sydney's win over Collingwood was marred by a spectator being evicted from the MCG for racially vilifying Adam Goodes. More » Rebels record first-ever win over Waratahs Bulldogs prove too strong for Broncos Giro stage called off after heavy snow NRL strengthens anti-doping regime Djokovic, Nadal on semi-final collision course Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Ecuador satellite hits Soviet-era space junk A tiny Ecuadoran satellite that collided in space with the remains of a Soviet rocket has survived the crash, but is damaged and not transmitting. More » New flu vaccine may mean just one jab New grant to fund MS trials, research It is rocket science, as SA firm expands operation Apple denies using gimmicks to dodge taxes Environment More Environment » Global warming could be slower than first thought: report By environment reporter Sarah Clarke and Katie Hamann A new report says the planet may be warming slower in the short-term than had been previously projected. More » 'Overwhelming' consensus for manmade warming: review Vital coastal carbon capture systems under threat BP pushes ahead with Bight oil search Carbon pollution hits highest point in 3 million years About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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