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Author: bbc.co.ukPublished on: September 30, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu praised the 'heroes' who helped stabilize the aircraft after a pilot was arrested for stabbing another pilot and attempting to crash an Israel-bound flight operated by Flydubai. Passengers described intervening to stop the violent cockpit attack. The article also mentions other news including the UK's potential move to rejoin the EU, MI5 warning about research funded by a Chinese front company being sent to Beijing's spies, and the halt of US murderer Christa Pike's execution scheduled for soon.

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