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Hundreds gather around airplane wreckage in Nigeria
A passenger plane carrying nearly 150 people crashed into a densely populated areas of Lagos, in what looked like a major disaster in Nigeria's commercial hub. ITV News' Africa Correspondent Rohit Kachroo said that the tail of the aircraft was the only recognisable part of the plane.
Crash site overrrun by locals
Investigators may have a difficult time recovering debris, as site overrun for hours by locals, the curious and the bereaved.
From @jongambrellAP on Twitter:The fumes from the crash were noxious, stinging the eyes. My tennis shoes burned from standing on smoldering debris.
From @jongambrellAP on Twitter:Emergency management officials, Red Cross, military, police and air crash investigators already on the scene.
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People worried about loved ones gather at crash site
Many continue to come to the site even after dark, worrying about loved ones on the flight.
From @jongambrellAP on Twitter:The plane crashed right along the landing path for Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Other flights flew overhead while I was there.
From @jongambrellAP on Twitter:Witnesses said the plane crashed around 3:45 pm local time. It smashed through several building belly-up.
From @jongambrellAP on Twitter:Anti-monarchy protesters booed by Jubilee supporters
Anti-monarchy protesters faced renditions of the national anthem as they staged a demonstration at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee river pageant today.
Dozens of supporters from the campaign group Republic gathered on the banks of the Thames near Tower Bridge, but were subjected to boos and jeers from sections of the crowd who had waited hours in the rain to watch the pageant. Some royal supporters even began singing God Save the Gracious Queen.
Republic said a second protest was staged today in Tooley Street, London Bridge, central London, after placards at the first at Tower Bridge were confiscated.
The group also said they were planning to stage another protest at the Queen's service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday.
Thousands of street parties mark Diamond Jubilee
by Romilly Weeks, ITV News correspondentRevellers across Great Britain and beyond marked the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with some 9,000 street parties.
Dunkirk veteran leads little ships in jubilee pageant
by Geraint Vincent - Special CorrespondentDunkirk veteran Vic Viner, 95, was thrilled to be on board one of the Dunkirk 'little ships' that helped form the 1,000-vessel jubilee flotilla.
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Royal barge finishes Jubilee River Pageant
Cheering crowds greeted the Queen as she travelled on the River Thames at the head of her majestic 1,000-strong Diamond Jubilee flotilla.
Read the full storyThousands crowd round plane wreckage
According to reports, thousands of people crowded around the wreckage of the plane, which was billowing black smoke, in the Agege suburb of Lagos.
Some look stunned, while others took pictures with their camera phones of the crash scene, in a run down part of town where ramshackle tin-roofed houses line mud roads.
National anthem closes jubilee pageant
The royal family stood for the national anthem as the Thames River Pageant drew to a close.
Queen leads royals in jubilee jig
The royal family found their dancing feet as classical music closed out the Thames River Pageant.