Australia's 'Jihadi Jake' In Suicide Attack

At Least 8 Killed By Powerful Cyclone Pam

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 14 Maret 2015 | 20.18

Powerful winds from Cyclone Pam have caused widespread destruction in the Vanuatu islands, killing at least eight people, aid officials have said.

Unconfirmed reports say dozens more people are feared dead.

The Category Fire storm struck the South Pacific archipelago with winds of up to 167mph, threatening more than 267,000 residents.

The storm blew roofs off houses, uprooted trees and downed power lines.

Officials in the capital Port Vila say there is no power or running water.

Vanuatu is about a quarter of the way from Australia to Hawaii and the population is spread over 65 islands. About 47,000 people live in the capital.

There are reports of entire villages being destroyed in more remote areas, according to Chloe Morrison, a World Vision emergency communications officer.

"It's still really quite dangerous outside. Most people are still hunkering down," she said.

"The damage is quite extensive in Port Vila but there are so many more vulnerable islands.

Save the Children's Vanuatu Country Director Tom Skirrow added: "The scene here this morning is complete devastation.

"Communications are down across much of the country with the total extent of the devastation unlikely to be known for several days."

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Gallery: Red Alert In Vanuatu Ahead Of Cyclone Pam

A map showing the location of Vanuatu

A satellite image of Cyclone Pam. Pic: Japan Meteorological Agency

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Egypt Reveals Grand Plan To Build New Capital

Egypt has unveiled its plan to build a new administrative and business capital that will house five million people and feature a theme park "four times bigger than Disneyland".

Housing minister Mustafa Kamel Madbuli said the new 70,000 acre city, east of Cairo, would take five to seven years to build at a cost of $45bn (£30bn).

Details on how it would be funded were not revealed.

"The idea to build the new city originated from our awareness that Cairo's current population (18 million) will double in the next 40 years," Mr Madbuli said at a conference showcasing the details.

The proposed city would have "large green spaces, an international airport, a theme park four times bigger than Disneyland in California, 90 square kilometres of solar farms, and an electric train" to link with Cairo, Mr Madbuli said.

Parliament, presidential palaces, government ministries and foreign embassies would move to the new metropolis.

The plan for the new city was first announced in the summer of last year, but further details were kept under wraps until now.

President Abdel Fattah al Sisi is hoping the plan will help kick-start Egypt's troubled economy.

Mr al Sisi, who has positioned himself as a bulwark against Islamic extremists, said investing in the Arab world's most populous country would help stabilise the entire region.

Egypt's stability "is a cornerstone in regional stability," he told the conference in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el Sheikh.

Arab states including Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia pledged $12bn in investment aid.

US Secretary of State John Kerry, who was at the gathering, said Washington stood beside Egypt as it seeks to recover from years of turmoil.

Mr Kerry, who earlier met Mr al Sisi and the leaders of Jordan and the Palestinian Authority, told businessmen that Washington was "eager and ready and willing" to help Egypt's economic development.

But a US diplomat travelling with him said there had been "no decision" on freeing up $650m in military aid frozen during the height of a crackdown on Mr al Sisi's Islamist opponents that left hundreds dead.

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NATO Chief: 'Deterrence Is Working In Ukraine'

NATO can not guarantee Ukraine's security in the face of Russian aggression, but a policy of deterrence is working, the alliance's Secretary General has said.

Jens Stoltenberg also told Sky News the UK must maintain its military contributions to the organisation, which is set at 2% of GDP.

But, asked if NATO would do anything stop Vladimir Putin's forces in Ukraine, he said: "Our main responsibility is to defend and to protect all NATO allies and no NATO ally has been attacked.

"So deterrence is working because everyone sees that NATO is a very strong alliance and we are now implementing the biggest reinforcement of our collective defence since the end of the Cold War.

"Ukraine is not a member of NATO, so there is a difference between Ukraine and NATO members, because the security guarantee is for NATO allies.

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Gallery: Ukraine: The Rubble Of Donetsk Airport

A Ukrainian army tank destroyed in fighting with the separatist self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic army lies outside a terminal at Donetsk airport

The once-gleaming Donetsk airport has been one of the most fiercely contested spots in east Ukraine

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Sick Baby Among 7 Dead In Helicopter Crash

A military helicopter carrying a sick baby for treatment has crashed in thick fog in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, killing all seven people on board.

The aircraft had picked up the five-day-old child in the southern region of Raska after an ambulance taking the child to hospital for treatment for life-threatening respiratory problems was blocked by a landslide, according to Serbian broadcaster B92.

Serbian state television said the Mi-17 transport helicopter had four crew members and two medical workers.

The helicopter came down at around 10.30pm local time (9.30pm GMT) on Friday "in the wider area" of Belgrade airport, according to the country's defence ministry.

The military said contact was lost after the helicopter apparently tried to make an emergency landing while running out of fuel.

Floodlights at two of Belgrade's biggest football stadiums were lit to help the pilots try and land.

Several commercial flights that tried to land at the airport had to be rerouted because of poor visibility.

Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic said the aircraft was the only helicopter in the army with advanced medevac equipment.

Mr Gasic called the pilots "the best" the army had.

The government called an emergency cabinet meeting and unanimously voted to declare Sunday a national day of mourning.

Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has offered condolences to the families of the victims.

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Last Stand For IS Fighters In Tikrit Battle

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 13 Maret 2015 | 20.18

Islamic State fighters are surrounded and preparing to make a last stand in Tikrit, the Iraqi home town of Saddam Hussein.

"We don't want to be rushed because we want to avoid casualties," police Staff Major General Bahaa al-Azzawi told the AFP news agency in Albu Ajil, a village across the Tigris River from Tikrit.

He added: "Tikrit is sealed off from all sides." All towns and villages on the river's eastern bank have been under the control of anti-IS forces since Thursday.

Black and white IS flags on walls have been painted over with slogans cursing the jihadist group or praising Shia militia groups.

Tikrit is on the west bank of the Tigris and until floating bridges are put across the river by army engineers, the nearest bridge is in Samarra, nearly 30 miles to the south.

IS took Tikrit as part of an invasion from Syria last June. Recapturing Tikrit would be the Iraqi government's biggest success against them so far.

Casualty numbers are not available, but AFP reported dozens of bodies being driven south to Najaf. IS is using suicide car bombs, snipers and booby traps against the advancing forces.

Tikrit is the birthplace of Iraq's former dictator Saddam Hussein, and is a predominantly Sunni Muslim town.

Remnants of his Baath party are said to have cooperated with the IS fighters against the Shia dominated government in Baghdad.

The fighting has raised fears of sectarian killings because most of the Iraqi forces are Shia. Militia groups backed by Shia Iran are also helping the Iraqi army.

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Inside Osama Bin Laden's Tora Bora Hideaway

By Sky News US Team

Rare images of Osama bin Laden's hideout in the Afghan mountains offer a glimpse of the terror mastermind's life before he was forced to flee.

Bin Laden is seen smiling, hiking in the mountains or posing with a rifle in the photos taken in Tora Bora.

In two pictures, the late al Qaeda leader is sitting against a backdrop of Islamic books.

US forces raided Tora Bora after the 9/11 attacks as they searched for bin Laden, hearing his voice on radio several times, but they did not capture him.

At the time it was thought bin Laden was hiding in a cave system in the mountain, filled with weapons and ammunition.

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Gallery: Bin Laden's Hideout From Air And Ground

This aerial view of Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad shows the area (highlighted) before the building was built in 2004 and then again in 2011

This photograph was taken in 2005. It is believed bin Laden could have lived in the compound for up to six years before he was finally tracked down by the CIA in 2010

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Vanuatu In Path Of 'Phenomenal' Cyclone Pam

A "once-in-a-lifetime" storm is bearing down on the South Pacific islands of Vanuatu - threatening more than 260,000 people in its path.

The Category Five storm Cyclone Pam, which has maximum winds of 143mph, is expected to graze the country late on Friday (local time).

Authorities have issued red alerts across the country's 83 tiny islands, with residents warned to take shelter ahead of potential flooding and landslides.

David Gibson, acting director at the Vanuatu Meteorological Services, said: "As far as I can remember, this is the first Category Five cyclone to come very close to Vanuatu.

"This is obviously a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most of us.

"We are expecting storm-force winds, including hurricane-force winds, particularly to the central and southern islands."

The Vanuatu Meteorological Services warned of "very destructive winds and very rough to phenomenal seas with heavy swells".

Forecasters predict winds will reach 115mph on the islands.

Many Vanuatuans live in accommodation ill-equipped for such a barrage.

UNICEF's Alice Clements, in Vanuatu, said: "Everybody is concerned about shelter, ensuring that the shelters are going to be strong enough for them."

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Gallery: Red Alert In Vanuatu Ahead Of Cyclone Pam

A satellite image of Cyclone Pam. Pic: Japan Meteorological Agency

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Skier's Hand Partially Amputated By Plane

A skier's hand was partially amputated when she was hit by a plane making an emergency landing on a busy slope in the Alps.

The Jodel tourism plane with two people on board was forced to land after suffering mechanical problems shortly after take-off.

Emergency workers said it narrowly avoided an even worse catastrophe - just missing a ski lift cable, trees and a group of children before landing on a beginners' blue slope.

The victim, a 55-year-old Polish woman, was hit in the forearm and hand as the aircraft passed her on the piste in the French resort of Avoriaz.

Officials in the area said the woman had her back to the plane, which made hardly any noise as it closed in on her.

Images from the scene show the sheer number of skiers in the area where the plane came to rest, yards from a chairlift, after the accident on Thursday.

According to French daily newspaper Le Parisien, the victim suffered a "traumatic partial amputation" and was treated on the slopes by resort services and a doctor before being airlifted by helicopter to a clinic in Annemasse, near the Swiss border.

The plane's pilot is said to be a professional who is used to the type of flying conditions in the area.

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Tourist Killed By Whale Smashing Into Boat

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 12 Maret 2015 | 20.18

A woman has been killed after a surfacing whale smashed into a tourist boat off the coast of Mexico.

Jennifer Carren was thrown into the water off Cabo San Lucas, on the Baja California peninsula.

The boat's captain and another tourist jumped into the water to try to save the 35-year-old Canadian.

Ms Carren was taken to hospital but was pronounced dead.

Two other tourists were reportedly hurt but it was not immediately clear how serious their injuries were.

The boat's owner, Cabo Aventura, said the whale had jumped out of the water right in front of the vessel and had hit it on the side.

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Australia's 'Jihadi Jake' In Suicide Attack

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A Melbourne teenager who went to Iraq to join Islamic State has reportedly been killed carrying out a suicide bombing.

An image from video apparently released by the group, which controls large areas of Iraq and Syria, showed a white four-wheel-drive with an inset image of a young man who looks like Jake Bilardi sitting behind the wheel.

Another image posted on Twitter showed the 18-year-old sat beneath an IS flag with a caption that suggested the Australian had been involved in a "martyrdom" operation.

Militants carried out 13 suicide car bombings on security personnel positions in Ramadi, the provincial capital of Anbar province on Wednesday.

Two soldiers were killed and eight others wounded in the near-simultaneous attacks, Sabah Karhout, head of Anbar's provincial council, said.

In a statement posted online, IS said the suicide blast had been carried out by foreign fighters from Australia, Belgium, Syria and Uzbekistan.

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Gallery: Iraqi Forces Enter Tikrit

Members of Iraqi government forces drive on the outskirts of the city of Tikrit as they prepare to launch a military operation to take control of the city from Islamic State (IS) group fighters

The Iraqi forces enter a northern neighbourhood of Tikrit, marking a new stage in the operation launched 10 days ago to wrest the city back from jihadists, army officers said

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Members of Iraqi paramilitary Popular Mobilisation units, which are dominated by Shia militias, carry a box loaded with weapons on the outskirts of the northern city of Tikrit

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Some 30,000 Iraqi soldiers, police and the increasingly influential paramilitary Popular Mobilisation units, which are dominated by Shia militias, have been involved in the operation

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Iraqi fighters in north Tikrit. The city has been one of the jihadists' main hubs since they overran large parts of Iraq nine months ago. Continue through for more pictures

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Images of other fighters said to have been involved in the attacks also appeared on the internet.

Australian authorities have been unable to confirm that Bilardi has died in Iraq.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the reports were "absolutely horrific".

"It shows the lure, the lure of this death cult to impressionable youngsters and it's very, very important that we do everything we can to try to safeguard our young people against the lure of this shocking, alien and extreme ideology," he said.

The teenager, described as a shy but gifted maths student, converted to Islam after the death of his mother while he was at high school.

He travelled to the Middle East last year and after two months reportedly contacted his family to tell them he was training to become a suicide bomber.

However, he later told them he had changed his mind and was travelling to Syria to fight there.

Bilardi's passport was cancelled in October on the advice of security agencies, Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop said.

Police said they first learned about Bilardi when he was reported missing in late 2014.

While searching his home in Melbourne, officers found chemicals that could be used to make an explosive device.

No actual devices were found, police said.

Meanwhile, details of a blog reportedly written by the teenager have emerged.

In a long post entitled From Melbourne to Ramadi: My Journey, Abu Abdullah al Australi, understood to be Bilardi's pseudonym, writes about his research into Islam and his upbringing.

"My life in Melbourne's working-class suburbs was, despite having its ups and downs just like everyone else, very comfortable. I found myself excelling in my studies, just as my siblings had, and had dreamed of becoming a political journalist," the blog reads.

"I always dreamed that one day I would travel to countries such as Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan to cover the situations in these lands."

The images of Bilardi and the other suspected suicide bombers were released the day after video emerged that appeared to show a young boy shooting dead a man IS claimed was an Israeli spy.

The parents of the Israeli Arab victim told Sky News they believed he had been killed because he had tried to run away from the group.

French officials said the boy and the man with him were French citizens who could be related to Mohammed Merah, who killed seven people in attacks on a Jewish school and paratroopers in 2012.

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A video posted online by Islamic State militants has shown a boy killing an Israeli Arab accused by the group of spying for Mossad.

Published by the group's Furqan media outlet, the footage shows Muhammad Musallam talking about being recruited and trained by the Israeli intelligence service.

He is then shown being escorted to a field and shot in the head by a boy, described by an older, French-speaking fighter as one of the "cubs of the caliphate".

The 13-minute video's authenticity, which also appeared on Twitter feeds used by Islamic State supporters, could not be verified.

The older fighter is heard in the footage stating the group's verdict on Mr Musallam.

Then the boy, wearing a military uniform and armed with a pistol, stands face to face with the victim and fires one bullet into his forehead.

Musallam falls forward to the ground, then the child shoots him three more times and chants "Allahu Akbar!" (God is Greatest).

In the video, Musallam repeated what he said last month in an interview published by the militants' English language magazine, Dabiq.

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Gallery: Fighting IS Militants In Iraq

A Shi'ite fighter launches a rocket during clashes with Islamic State militants on the outskirts of al Alam

Iraqi security forces and Shi'ite militia fighting IS took control of the centre of a town on the southern outskirts of Saddam Hussein's home city Tikrit

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11 US Troops Missing After Helicopter Crash

Seven US Marines and four soldiers are missing after an army helicopter crashed during a night training exercise in Florida.

The crash happened in foggy conditions at Eglin Air Force Base in the Florida Panhandle.

Base officials say the Marines are part of a Camp Lejeune-based special operations group and the soldiers are from a Louisiana-based National Guard unit.

Military spokesman Andy Bourland said the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter was reported missing at around 8:30pm on Tuesday local time.

Search and rescue crews found debris from the crash at around 2am on Wednesday.

"At this time all are missing," Mr Bourland said.

The helicopter went down during a routine training mission on a beach between Pensacola and Destin.

The beach is owned by the military and used for test missions.

Officials said the helicopter had taken off from a nearby airport in Destin and joined other aircraft in the exercise.

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Iran Laws Make Women 'Baby-Making Machines'

Amnesty International has attacked proposed new laws in Iran, claiming the rules will turn women into "baby-making machines".

The country's parliament is considering two bills which would restrict birth control and access to jobs for childless women in an effort to boost the population.

Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, a director at Amnesty, says these measures "send a message that women are good for nothing more than being obedient housewives and creating babies".

According to the campaign group, Bill 446 would ban vasectomies and restrict access to contraceptive advice, while Bill 315 would make it harder for women without children to get certain jobs.

The group adds the laws would also breach Iran's international human rights obligations.

Amnesty's report said: "The proposed laws will entrench discriminatory practices and set the rights of women and girls in Iran back by decades.

"The authorities are promoting a dangerous culture in which women are stripped of key rights and viewed as baby-making machines rather than human beings with fundamental rights to make choices about their own bodies and lives."

Last year the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for Iranians to reverse their declining birth rate.

It was a U-turn on a long-standing birth control programme famous for it's slogan "two children is enough".

The UN estimates Iran has a population of 76 million people but the country's leadership now wants to double that figure.

Iran has been criticised in the past for its treatment of women.

British Iranian woman Ghoncheh Ghavami was detained last June by police in Tehran after protesting outside a volleyball match.

She was eventually released on bail in November.

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Armed Attackers In French Jewel Heist

Armed robbers have attacked two heavily guarded vans on a French motorway before making off with jewels worth millions.

The stash is valued at around €9m (£6.4m), according to sources.

The robbery happened in Burgundy on the A6 near Auxerre at the Avallon payment kiosk, around 200km (125 miles) southeast of Paris.

The drivers were forced to leave the vans and the thieves then drove off with the jewels. No one was hurt.

The burned-out vans were later found in a nearby forest, with the jewels all gone.

Police have set up a cordon in the area, backed by air support.

France has seen a number of high-end jewellery raids in recent years.

There were three dramatic raids in the south, including one at the Carlton Hotel in Cannes which was believed to have been carried out by the Pink Panther gang, named after the famous film.

One man suspected of being involved in the gang is 47-year-old Milan Poparic, a Montenegrin-born former member of the French Foreign Legion.

He and others are accused of stealing jewels with a value of more than €330m (£281.5m) since 1999.

Eight people were last month convicted in connection with one of the most spectacular jewel thefts in France in recent years at a Harry Winston boutique in Paris.

The 2008 robbery was particularly remembered because the raid involving about €87m (£61m) of jewels was carried out by three cross-dressing gunmen.

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IS Defector: I Saw Jihadi John Kill Hostage

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 10 Maret 2015 | 20.18

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent

Sky News has spoken to a former member of Islamic State, who claims he witnessed the man known as Jihadi John murder Japanese hostage Kenji Goto.

The former translator said that the masked man in the video was indeed Mohammed Emwazi, the 26-year-old Londoner who has become the face of the world's most notorious terrorist organisation.

"Saleh" said Emwazi is employed as the chief killer of foreign hostages for Islamic State's media wing and that his murderous influence among the group is feared and respected.

Speaking from Turkey, where he fled to escape IS, Saleh explained in broken English how he was employed by the group to convince foreign hostages they were safe. He is the only person to admit seeing Emwazi kill.

He said: "When he killed Kenji Goto I live showed this [saw this] but not near, from a little [distance].

"After he was killed him, three or four person come and take over the body and put in a car. After that, John went on a different road.

"The big boss was there with them. Turkish man say 'put this camera there, change place there' but John [was] the big boss. All time, all time say to all 'fastly, fastly, fastly, we should finish'. So respect him. Only he talks orders – others do."

Saleh suggested Emwazi commanded such respect within the group because of his willingness to murder foreigners.

"Maybe because he use the knife," he said. "I cannot understand why he is so strong. One man can kill and all people will respect. A Syrian man anyone [in IS] can kill. But strangers [foreigners], only John."

Saleh claims foreign hostages captured and murdered by the group were subjected to numerous mock executions until the procedure became normal. It could explain why many hostages appeared calm in execution videos published online by the group.

He said: "He would say to me 'say to them, no problem, only video, we don't kill you, we want from your government [to] stop attacking Syria. We don't have any problem with you; you are only our visitors'.

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Gallery: Jihadi John's email exhanges with Cage and a reporter

This email Mohammed Emwazi sent to a Mail On Sunday reporter in 2010 revealed his first encounter and his fear of MI5

He later made contact with the campaign group Cage and told them about clashes with border control officers

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Olympians Among TV Cast Killed In Air Crash

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Gallery: Argentina Helicopter Collision Kills Olympians

French athletes Florence Arthaud (left), Camille Muffat (centre) and Alexis Vastine about to board the helicopter which crashed in Argentina, killing them and seven others

The wreckage of a helicopter crash in Villa Castelli, northern Argentina. The two aircraft apparently collided with 10 people on board. Crash images by Gabriel Gonzalez

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French sports stars Camille Muffat, Alexis Vastine and Florence Arthaud died in the incident

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Camille Muffat won Olympic swimming gold in London. Boxer Alexis Vastine also won a bronze in Beijing, and Florence Arthaud was considered one of the world's top sailors

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Three French sports stars were among 10 people killed after two helicopters apparently collided during filming for a reality TV show in northern Argentina.

Camille Muffat, who won an Olympic gold medal in swimming at the London 2012 games, Olympic boxer Alexis Vastine, and champion sailor Florence Arthaud were taking part in the French series Dropped.

They were in two helicopters flying over mountains near Villa Castelli, in La Rioja province.

Photographs showed the burning wreckage of the aircraft in dry scrubland with people gathered nearby.

The other seven victims - five French nationals and two Argentine pilots - were not immediately named.

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Gallery: Top French Athletes Killed In Helicopter Crash

Three top French sports stars were among 10 people killed when two helicopters crashed in northern Argentina

One was Camille Muffat, who won an Olympic gold medal in swimming at the London 2012 games

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She is seen here with Britain's Rebecca Adlington (R). Adlington tweeted: "She was an amazing sportswoman, competitor and lovely person"

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A statement from La Rioja's government confirmed the identities of the three athletes.

Ms Arthaud, 57, was considered one of the best sailors in the world and had won the 1990 Route du Rhum.

Ms Muffat, 25, won gold in the 400-metre freestyle in 2012, along with two other medals.

Mr Vastine, 28, won a bronze medal at the Beijing games in 2008 in the light welterweight category.

In her last Facebook post, Ms Muffat had written: "Everything is going well for me. Leaving Ushuaia early this morning. See you soon."

Former Arsenal footballer Sylvain Wiltord reportedly missed the doomed flight because he was voted off the show the day before.

The 40-year-old tweeted: "I'm sad for my friends, I'm trembling, I'm horrified, I have no words, I don't want to say anything."

Cesar Angulo, secretary of security for the province, told TN television: "An explosion occurred and it's believed that they must have collided.

"Aeronautical experts will have to determine that."

The statement from La Rioja's provincial government added: "The helicopter from La Rioja was a Eurocopter with a capacity to hold six people.

"It appears to have brushed against the other helicopter from Santiago del Estero shortly after take-off."

French President Francois Hollande said: "The brutal demise of our compatriots is an immense sadness."

Olympic swimmer Becky Adlington tweeted: "So sad and shocked to wake up to hear the tragic death of Camille Muffat. She was an amazing sportswoman, competitor and lovely person.

"My thoughts go out to not only all her friends and family but to all the family and friends of all the 10 victims."

The show they were making involves sports stars being put into inhospitable environments and trying to survive by foraging for food.

Production company Adventure Line Productions (ADL) said: "All the ADL teams are devastated and share the deep pain of the families and loved ones they are in contact with.

"We are in contact with the production teams on site (and) with the French and Argentine authorities. We will give more information as soon as possible."

A cast and crew of around 80 people were in the area to film the series.

Shooting began in February in Ushuaia, at the southern tip of Argentina, before moving north to La Rioja, a remote area on the edge of the Andes mountain range that separates Argentina and Chile.

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