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Plane crash and man rushed to hospital by helicopter at South Cave, Yorkshire, UK
A man was airlifted to hospital after crashing a plane near South Cave.
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service said the light aircraft crashed off Beverley Road following take-off from the Mount Airey airfield, shortly before 6pm on Friday.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance was called to take the man to hospital, while firefighters made the aircraft safe.
Plane crash at Cedar Mills Marina and Resort Airfield, Texas, USA
Plane crash critically injures the pilot at Montgomery Airpark in Gaithersburg, USA

An FAA spokesperson says the Piper PA-28 crashed around 12:10 p.m.
The FAA said the pilot reported a mechanical problem and tried to return after takeoff. The plane was only about 100 feet in the air when it ran into trouble, witnesses said.
During a landing attempt, the aircraft crashed at the intersection of Taxiways Bravo and Echo.
A 49-year-old man, who was piloting the plane, was transported to the hospital in critical condition, with possible life-threatening injuries. He was the only person onboard the plane.
The runway was closed as authorities investigated and cleaned up a small fuel spill that happened as a result of the crash.
The NTSB will be investigating the cause of the mechanical problem.
The identity of the pilot has not been released.
Plane crash in Langley, Canada
No one was seriously hurt when a small plane crashed near the Langley airport tonight (Friday).
Witnesses watched it flip over after it landed in a field around 6:30pm.
Police say the pilot, a man in his early 30′s, is okay, but his passenger, a woman in her early 20′s, hit her head.
The cause of the crash is now under investigation by the Transportation Safety Board.
Tsunami could be generated by fragmentation of the volcano in the island of Nishinoshima, Japan

Scientists fear that if Nishinoshima continues to grow, now increased to five times its size in May, can generate a branch to sink and generate a tsunami
This is the island of Nishinoshima, located in the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 kilometers south of Tokyo, which quintupled its size at the end of May due to the lava solidified product of the eruption of a volcano that has since late last November spewing magma.
Before the eruption, the remote island measuring 290 square meters, but the area has grown to 1.4 square kilometers and continues to expand due to the emission of lava, according to the latest observations from helicopter.
The volcano spits every day some 200,000 cubic meters of magma, as estimated by a group of scientists from Tokyo’s Earthquake Research Institute.
If this pace is maintained eruptions in the coming months, some of the new branches of the island formed by solidified lava “could sink and generate a tsunami,” said the newspaper quoted the head of investigations, volcanic geology professor Fukashi Maeno .
The eventual tsunami would reach Chichijima Island, in which more than 2,000 people and the main living Ogasawa archipelago, about 130 kilometers east of Nishinoshima, according to a computer simulation by researchers.
Given this risk, Maeno stressed the need to install anti-tsunami barriers around the island and “continuous monitoring of its evolution.”
The eruption, which took place on 20 November, was the first of a volcano in Japan in four decades.
MAGNITUDE 5.4 IRAN-IRAQ BORDER REGION
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000s5h3#summary
Subject To Change
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 47km (29mi) SE of Abdanan, Iran
48km (30mi) E of Dehloran, Iran
66km (41mi) WNW of Dezful, Iran
70km (43mi) NW of Shush, Iran
324km (201mi) ESE of Baghdad, Iraq
MAGNITUDE 4.7 ICELAND REGION
Subject to change
Depth: 2 km
Distances: 104km (65mi) SSE of Akureyri, Iceland
229km (142mi) ENE of Reykjavik, Iceland
230km (143mi) ENE of Kopavogur, Iceland
233km (145mi) ENE of Hafnarfjordur, Iceland
613km (381mi) NW of Torshavn, Faroe Islands
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