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British Airways Crash Remains in River Thames Have Washed Onto Land....
British Airways plane crash
The RAF have confirmed reports of a BA plane crashing on the River Thames on Saturday early morning.
Helen Olafsdottir
Agency reports quoted the BA plane sources saying that the crash was most probably due to a technical failure, but they did not rule out the possibility that the craft was shot down by London based Al-Qaeda members.
Sources have also mentioned that military equipments were found in the passenger compartments.
Full story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4863048.stm
The RAF have confirmed reports of a BA plane crashing on the River Thames on Saturday early morning.
Helen Olafsdottir
Agency reports quoted the BA plane sources saying that the crash was most probably due to a technical failure, but they did not rule out the possibility that the craft was shot down by London based Al-Qaeda members.
Sources have also mentioned that military equipments were found in the passenger compartments.
Full story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4863048.stm
36 Views...not bad...lolz...
Well I needed some sort of BBC link to make it look more real...and obviously there wasnt a plane crash...so just put a link which I came across first...
Well I needed some sort of BBC link to make it look more real...and obviously there wasnt a plane crash...so just put a link which I came across first...
don't you think you could have found a more tasteful topic to april fool on? 
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