[John.]

Plane Crash.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7887555.stm

[Annie]

Mmmmm well I havent slept yet because I refuse to believe that its a new day if you havent slept! Hurrah!

[Dave.V]

Nothing but good luck so far for me today won £14 had a free meal and a pint just doing lotta now

[jaybitches]

Yes lots!!!
Fallen out with my best mate, slept in on college !!!!
A walked into a door

[Princess]

Bad sleep,Mark Owen died in my dream and I cut my finger on a chair,but besides the dream that's pretty normal!

[CbgAndy]

it was my mother's funeral today

[MrGaryy]

Horrific day in parts. My friend cancelled major plans we had and i had a row with my English teacher.
But I;ve had a rather **** week so today isn't special.

[supernoodles!]

not much really,found out ex might be going to the same place as me tomorrow night but im not that bothered tbh its just a minor irritation.Erm had a really horrible nightmare that I was choking on a packet of gammon lmao dont ask!was awful,i manged too wake myself up and grabbed the bottle of water beside my bed as if my life depended on it.Wiered.

[Chri$]

Another Plane Disaster

BA jet in airport 'hard landing'
breaking news

A British Airways jet from Amsterdam has been involved in an incident at London City Airport.

Eyewitnesses say the front wheels by the aircraft's nose collapsed when the plane made a hard landing.

The aircraft skidded to a halt on the runway and its 67 passengers and five crew were evacuated using the plane's emergency chutes.

It has also been reported that ambulances were called to the scene but there have been no reports of injuries.

Train Crash

At least 15 people were killed and dozens more injured when a passenger train was derailed in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, officials say.

Twelve carriages of the Howrah-Madras Express came off the rails soon after the train left Jajpur Road station near the city of Bhubaneswar, they said.

Emergency services say they fear the number of dead and injured could rise.

Separately railway authorities have announced a 2% reduction in passenger rail fares.

The railways ministry has also unveiled plans to bring in more than 40 new trains.

Trapped

"At least 15 deaths are confirmed," said J.P. Mishra, a senior spokesperson for East Coast Railway. "We do not know what caused the accident as yet."

Eyewitness said they feared passengers were trapped in two of the derailed carriages.

Rescue and medical teams from the Bhubaneswar headquarters of East Coast Railway were rushed to the accident site, officials said.

They have erected emergency lighting to speed up a rescue effort that was initially hampered because the accident took place in the dark.

Hundreds of local people are also helping the emergency services.

'Financial turnaround'

Meanwhile Rail Minister Lalu Prasad has announced the interim rail budget for the financial year to March 2010.

He said that slow economic growth, higher wages and lower passenger revenues could reduce income but not investment.

"The same railways which faced a paucity of funds for replacement of over-aged assets in 2001... have now surprised the whole world with a historic financial turnaround," Mr Yadav said.

He predicted that the railways - one of the world's oldest and largest networks transporting about 18 million people a day - would carry 910 million tonnes of freight from 2009 to 2010, up 60 million tonnes from the previous year.