Hundreds of British dead in Trade Centre

Britain was one of 31 countries with offices in the World Trade Centre. It has now been confirmed that hundreds of British workers died in the attacks on Tuesday.

Hundreds of British dead in Trade Centre
Thu, 13 Sep, 2001 - 09:48

Britain was one of 31 countries with offices in the World Trade Centre. It has now been confirmed that hundreds of British workers died in the attacks on Tuesday.

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has confirmed the number of confirmed deaths is approaching 100 and the total will be in the middle hundreds.

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