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We have James Horncastle.

Hello, James.

Good morning to you, James.

Good morning to you, Daniel's story.

Good morning to you.

And good morning to Tom Williams. Good morning, James. Tom, you're, James. Good morning to you, James. And good morning to Tom Williams.

Good morning, James. Tom, you're just back from Nant. Yes. Where by now all hope is gone of finding a million of Sala and his pilot on Monday, David Ibbotson.

Sadly, yes. I was there for a day or so, and the Nfans were clinging to hope as best they could,

but obviously right from the start a very difficult situation and the longer time has gone on,

the more, you know, the more improbable the chances of finding the pair of them have become.

So yeah, I think, you know, I suspect the sort of current feeling in Nantes at the moment is they're just kind of waiting for confirmation of what's happened rather than clinging to that hope.

Yeah. It seemed like the whole town was really affected by this from the pictures we were seeing, Tom.

Yeah, there was a vigil on Place Royale in the middle of Nantes on Tuesday evening, and I think there were about 1,500 fans there. People were laying down yellow flowers in the club's colours and lighting candles and, you know, chanting Salas' name. And there was an awful lot of emotion. I mean, there were people I spoke to who'd break down in tears talking about what happened. And at that point, we were, that the news was still very fresh. And so people didn't really know whether there was still any hope left to cling to and you could hear that in what people said they were sort of you know didn't know whether to talk about them in the past tense or the present tense and i think even now days later we're still grappling with that i spoke to one bloke who'd been to a florist around the corner to buy a yellow flower and they'd all sold out or the florists in the city. And people have continued to drop by.

I was there. a florist around the corner to buy a yellow flower and they'd all sold out all the florists in the

city and people have continued to drop by. I was there yesterday morning and there were still people

turning up, putting down flowers and, you know, saying a little prayer. So yeah, very, very solemn,

very difficult situation. Yeah, it's terrible news. With this chilling aspect of the stories of the message that

he recorded before takeoff where he says, I'm on a plane that looks like it's going to fall apart.

When you look at the plane, it does seem, I mean, to me it seems surprising that a player flying

to his new club from Nantes on the Atlantic coast to Cardiff would be on that kind of aircraft?

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