This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Charles Haverland, and in the early hours of Friday the 13th of June, India has confirmed

that only one of the 242 people on board its flight that crashed into a doctor's hostel in

Ahmedabad has survived.

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see appear later in time like T-Rex.

Scientists have discovered a previously unknown species of dinosaur

after delving into a fossil collection in a Mongolian museum.

Air India has confirmed that all but one of the 242 people on board its flight that crashed in Ahmedabad were killed.

The sole survivor is being treated in hospital.

The Boeing Dreamliner 787 was bound for London when it crashed on Thursday into a medical

college hostel shortly after takeoff.

It's believed local doctors were having a meal at the time of the accident

and it's feared there are also many casualties on the ground.

Our correspondent in India, Davina Gupta, followed the day's events.

Around 1.30pm local time, an Air India Dreamliner lifting off from Ahmedabad Airport, heading for London.

30 seconds later, a deafening sound, flames in a cloud of black smoke as the airliner came down in a heavily populated residential area of the city.

An eyewitness described what happened.

I was sitting at home.

There was a loud noise here.

It felt like an earthquake.

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