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It will be piloted in north-east England from June, with the network of inquiry centres – stretching from Penzance in the south-west to Wick in the Highlands – due to be axed next year.

An army corporal, Jorge Rodriguez Contreras, and a civilian lawyer, Gloria Urrego were taken along with the general, but a soldier who piloted the vessel escaped and alerted authorities, the minister said.

Under his stewardship, Tunisia remains the sole Arab spring country to have piloted a course towards democracy and security.

And despite the course being piloted for chairs of governors by the National College for School Leadership, he notes that "there is very little of it about".

Another idea being piloted is a new procurement system, designed in partnership with local small businesses, which tailors the process according to the procurement activity taking place.

But his former co-chief executive Jim Balsillie, who with Lazaridis piloted the company towards its global success, sold all of his 26.8m shareholding – 5.1% of the shares – by the end of 2012.

America said Iraq could be allowed to sell as much oil as it needed to buy food and medicine.King Hussein piloted his own aeroplane back to Jordan after six months of treatment for cancer in America.

In the parliamentary session that ended last month, the government piloted two landmark bills through the lower house, where the BJP and its allies enjoy a healthy majority.

In 1999 he co-piloted Orbiter 3, the first balloon to circumnavigate the globe (the other two Orbiters failed to complete the trip).

Even minor malfunctions can be complicated; the idea of trying to handle a serious emergency from a room thousands of miles away is about the scariest thing I can imagine.But Mr Smith, perhaps because he's a pilot, misses another factor that makes remotely-piloted or unpiloted passenger planes unlikely in the near future: fear.

There is, at least, a bit of room to stretch out on a reclining seat (which also doubles up as a toilet).The flying will be shared by the two men who have set up the project, Bertrand Piccard, who in 1999 co-piloted Orbiter 3, the first balloon to circumnavigate the globe, and André Borschberg, a fighter pilot and engineer.