Fall sea woman dies in the hospital

23 April 2011 last updated at 16: 56 GMT Mrs. Richardson was a woman of Cumbria, in the water for a few minutes the in in the freezing of close to sea waters off Norway was deleted, died during transferred to another vessel from a cruise ship.

Janet Richardson, 73, was transferred on board ocean Countess fell ill and, seeking as a medic in the lifeboat, she fell into the sea.

She was rescued after a few minutes and flown to Carlisle's Cumberland infirmary, where she died on Thursday.

UK operator cruise and maritime voyages said it was "deeply shocked".

"Thoughts and prayers"

A spokesman said the company with the Norwegian authorities conducting an investigation was cooperating are.

Mrs Richardson, near Penrith, killed was with internal bleeding on the journey from Hull to Norway. She hoped the northern lights with her husband George, 78 to see.

Eye-witnesses report as the paramedics you the ship lifeboat of the move of were, the boats moved apart and Mrs Richardson fell into the sea.

Chris Coates, Marketing Director of cruise and maritime voyages, said: "the directors and staff of cruise and maritime voyages are all deeply shocked by the news just now received that Mrs Janet Richardson has passed."

Ms. Richardson was a passenger on board the ocean Countess

"All our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Richardson currently sad."

"Follow the Norwegian search and rescue service, in cooperation with the Norwegian police, still a full investigation into the incident."

"Do everything to help with the full scan cruise and maritime voyages."

The investigation police is by detectives of Salten district, based in Bodo, carried out Norway.

Ann Karin, a spokeswoman for the force, said the investigation of the Ocean was Countess in its early stages and the actions operators and search and rescue team would be examined.

"We know not even if a crime was committed." We examine whether something happened that someone needs to be punished, "she said."

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Woman remains in the House for year

April 21, 2011 last updated at 18:18 the human remains were found in a free to house in Donegall Avenue which found earlier this week were a woman human remains in a free House in South Belfast.

A post mortem examination also revealed that her body in the property in Donegall Avenue for over a year may have been.

The remains have been found in the garbage during the evacuation of the House in the village.

Police said the cause of death was unclear, but there were no obvious signs of violence.

Neighbors had a pungent smell for a few months had noticed and contacted the authorities.

Contractors were then sent to clear the House.

The police said, were to continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the death and check the area where they're found.

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Woman burned in apartment gas explosion

9 April 2011, last updated at 10: 16 GMT has suffered a woman burns after a gas explosion in South London that partially destroyed block of flats.

The flames close, to crack the three storey block in Morton Wallington, about 0030 BST.

A second floor flat "considerable" damage, London fire said Brigade.

Five people fled the building before firefighters arrive. A woman with Burns was taken to the ambulance and their condition is unknown.

Firefighters cut off the gas and electricity to the building that stands out from the fenced-off,.

The cause of the explosion is examined.

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