Coach crash survivors return to emotional reunions

The survivors of a coach crash in France which killed a teenage schoolgirl have returned to Scotland for emotional reunions with their families.

Fri, 28 Jun, 2002 - 07:30

The survivors of a coach crash in France which killed a teenage schoolgirl have returned to Scotland for emotional reunions with their families.

A plane carrying 31 pupils and two teachers who were on the school trip arrived at Scotland's Glasgow Airport at 2.45am, nearly 24 hours after the accident.

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