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.
Wreckage of helicopter arrives for investigation
The wreckage of the police helicopter which crashed in to a Glasgow pub has arrived in Hampshire for further investigations in to what caused the crash.
BBC Scotland reports that the aircraft arrived at Farnborough Airport, where the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is based, earlier this evening.
The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) in Scotland today published details of the investigation process.
The information sheet on its website explains what has happened so far in respect of the investigation and outlines further expected steps, as well as the roles of all the investigating authorities involved in looking at what caused the crash to happen.
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Bodies of victims of Glasgow helicopter crash released
The bodies of the nine people who died when a police helicopter crashed into a Glasgow pub have been released to their families.
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Wreckage of helicopter removed from Glasgow pub
The removal of a helicopter from a Glasgow pub has enabled emergency services to continue their search for victims of Friday's tragedy.
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Search for helicopter crash victims enters second night
Emergency workers are searching the wreckage of a Glasgow bar a night after a police helicopter crashed through its roof during a concert.