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I would say he's got a goitre (enlarged thyroid gland).

Emiliano Sala: Manslaughter arrest over footballer's death https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-48694561

I wonder if the Knockaert family had similar. His brother died in his mid twenties, before he came to us, his Dad had his first heart attack the following year and then died within months after that. Trauma can affect families like that.

David Ibbotson the pilot was not qualified to fly at night. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-47749265

I think, that some people are blaming the pilot, rightly or wrongly, for the accident. There did seem to be some speculation on that pilot's forum that 5000 feet was just the wrong height for icing on the wings, he had flown past two or three airfields without requesting to land, and other...

No, the pilot wasn't with the plane and the weather was closing in. There is a separate fund being raised for the search for the pilot.

I've met David Mearns who owns the ship scanning the sea bed. He's a brilliant man.

That's him.

I've been trying to remember the useless striker who used to play for Blackpool, that flew into Shoreham Airport on transfer deadline day. I'm pretty sure that wasn't a jet. It was around 2012. I think he came from Swansea.

Yes, I do too. It occurred to me that I've seen Sala play at the Amex last July. He was in the Nantes team that was here in a preseason friendly. https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/matches/fixtures/first-team/2018192/august/sporting-lisbon/#

I've heard the Whatsapp message he sent to his family. I don't understand Spanish but you can hear the fear. It's extremely upsetting.

I wonder why the pilot didn't ask to try and land at Jersey or Guernsey if he knew the plane was in trouble?

BBC Breakfast reporting Sala's family received a Whatsspp message from him whilst he was on the plane, expressing concerns about the plane breaking up.

A normal passenger flight from Nantes to Gatwick is only 45 minutes. A small plane won't be as fast as a passenger jet, but it isn't a long distance flight.

I blocked him on Twitter when he was tweeting some vile stuff about women and had his account suspended, so I can't see what he says. I don't want to, either.

Timed at 17.07 on this link. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/46960095

From the BBC Timeline There have been various updates over the last half an hour or so. Here's what the latest news we have from Guernsey Police: A number of floating objects have been spotted in the water Police have found no signs of those on board Search and rescue operations have been...

The Airsearch chief officer John Fitzgerald has said there is almost zero chance of finding anyone alive. Sad awful news.

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