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那个男孩从那个着火的房子里安全逃离了吗?One of the two pilots on the doomed Germanwings flight was locked out of the
cockpit before the plane crashed in the French Alps, killing 150 people,
sources close to the investigation have said.
Cockpit recordings recovered from the crash site showed that one of the seats
was pushed back and the door opened and closed. Then knocking is heard, then
“there was no more conversation from that point until the crash”, the source
told Agence France-Presse. Another source confirmed the details to the
Associated Press agency.
The account appeared to confirm a separate report by the New York Times
that someone was frantically attempting to break down the armoured door that
seals the flight deck from the cabin of the airliner as it descended into
The Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses (BEA), the French accident investigation
agency, has so far declined
A search and rescue worker at the crash site of the Germanwings Airbus A320
Crash victims from left: UK-based Spaniard Marina Bandres, Paul Andrew Bramley and Martyn Matthews
Martyn Matthews with his wife, Sharon, and children Jade and Nathan
Paul Bramley lived with his Estonian girlfriend, Anneli Tiirik, in Majorca
Other victims include (l-r) Oleg Bryjak, Maria Radner, Greig Friday and Carol Friday
Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister, embraces President Hollande of France as Angela Merkel looks on
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Children gather at a makeshift memorial for their friends at a school in Germany which lost 16 pupils
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Top Gear’s remaining star presenters are set to desert the BBC after
the sacking yesterday of Jeremy Clarkson, casting doubt on the future of a
show worth ?50 million a year.
James May, Richard Hammond and Andy Wilman, the executive producer who created
the format with Clarkson in 2002, will decline to make further episodes
without the controversial presenter, The Times understands.
The BBC announced that it was not renewing Clarkson’s contract, which is due
to expire next week, as a result of his “unprovoked attack” on a producer
outside a Yorkshire hotel on March 4, apparently over a lack of hot food.
Lord Hall of Birkenhead, the director-general, said that “a line had been
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Controversial letters by the Prince of Wales to government ministers will
finally be released after the Supreme Court ruled today that the
attorney-general was not entitled to veto their publication.
The ruling ends a ten-year legal battle that began in 2005 when a journalist
asked to see 27 letters exchanged between Prince Charles and Blair
government ministers between September 2004 and April 2005.
The letters, nicknamed “black spider memos” because of the prince’s scrawled
handwriting, are politically and constitutionally sensitive as they may
create the perception that he disagreed with the government and attempted to
influence policies.
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