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Rachel Vickers-Price

REVEALED: What the papers say january 31 6cdc130c 29c9 4c72 83dd fe511aa21f6a - The Real Truth

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A collection of British newspapers (Peter Byrne/PA) - (PA Archive)

The downed plane in Washington DC and the latest in British politics dominate Friday’s newspaper headlines to cap off the working week.

The Daily Mirror, The Independent and The Times lead on the deaths of all passengers after a passenger plane collided mid-air with a helicopter near Washington DC, with US President Donald Trump blaming air traffic “diversity” for the disaster.

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