Tenth person dies after Glasgow helicopter crash
A tenth person has died following the helicopter crash at the Clutha bar in Glasgow on November 29, Police Scotland said.
Sisters thought each other had died in helicopter crash
Two sisters who were in the Clutha Bar when the helicopter hit have described how they thought each other had died in the minutes following the impact.
Ann Faulds told STV how her sister Nancy Primrose was pulled out of the building before she escaped some 10 minutes later: "Nancy got out first and I was trapped in the pub and ... When she looked back in she was thinking 'nobody could get out of that alive'.
"I was standing in a wee corner and I think that's what saved my life".
"We were right where it landed but we were thinking it was a bomb," she added.
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Bodies of victims of Glasgow helicopter crash released
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Wreckage of helicopter removed from Glasgow pub
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Search for helicopter crash victims enters second night
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