Sky News takes a look at the headlines on Friday's national newspaper front pages.
Thursday 12 June 2025 23:36, UK
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The deaths of 241 people on an Air India flight heading to Gatwick from Ahmedabad dominate Friday's papers.
The jet crashed on Thursday afternoon into a built-up area moments after take-off, killing everyone on board apart from one man from Leicester.
The Boeing Dreamliner - which has never crashed before - smashed into a hostel for medical students and doctors and burst into flames, The Guardian reports.
The Times says among the more than 50 Britons on board were a grandmother, her daughter-in-law and grandchild from Northamptonshire, and a couple and their two young children from Gloucester.
The paper reports that the captain had over 8,000 hours' experience and the cause is so far unknown.
The i says 169 Indians, seven Portuguese and a Canadian were also on the plane when it took off from the city in western India.
The Mirror is one of many papers to call the survival of one man among 242 on board a "miracle".
The tail of the plane embedded in a building features on the front of the Daily Express. As well as the people killed on board, it says 53 people also died on the ground.
The British man's survival story also leads the Daily Mail - and like several papers it pictures Vishwash Kumar Ramesh walking away from the charred remnants of the Boeing jet.
The Telegraph shows images of the plane sinking to the ground moments after it took off.
It shows the sole survivor in his hospital bed and also reports that a one-year-old girl and her three-year-old brother from Wembley were among the British victims.
The survival of Vishwash Kumar Ramesh also dominates The Sun, which quotes him as saying: "When I got up, there were bodies all around me."
