Hundreds flee burning Japan Airlines plane on a Tokyo runway.

Hello and you're listening to the Marketplace Morning Report live from the BBC World Service.

I'm Leanna Byrne and a very good morning to you.

A plane carrying nearly 400 passengers had caught fire while landing in Hanida Airport in Tokyo.

Reports suggest that a Coast Guard plane collided with the aircraft, the Japanese Airlines flight from Hakaido, burst into flames as a

touchdown. Runways at the airport are all closed and domestic arrival flights are being diverted

to six other airports in Japan. The BBC Sir and Janet Tuare is following

developments. We saw the fire start. It was quite isolated on one part of the

plane initially and for about 20 minutes and it very quickly

spread to what we're seeing now.

Whether it's 279 or 400 passengers the fact that they managed to get so many

passengers off the plane and in such a short space of time and is is really quite extraordinary.

Sir and Janet how are we there?

Now let's see the numbers.

The price of oil has ticked up slightly with Brent Crude up 2% following reports that Iran has sent a

warship to the Red Sea increasing tensions in the Suez Canal shipping route.

And the Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigner and former newspaper boss Jimmy Lye has pleaded not guilty

after a case against him resumed on Tuesday. Mr Lye faces two cancers

conspiracy to collode of foreign forces and conspiracy to publish seditious material.

Here's the BBC's Luke Wilson.

Mr Lye, who's 76, was flanked by three prison officers in the dock as he listened to the

indictment. He's been held in solitary confinement

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