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A Scottish woman has been confirmed as one of two passengers killed in a coach crash near Heathrow Airport.A Scottish woman has been confirmed as one of two passengers killed in a coach crash near Heathrow Airport.
The woman, in her 60s and from Dundee, was killed when the London to Aberdeen National Express coach overturned on a slip road from the M4 to the M25. Christine Toner, in her 60s, from near Dundee, died when the London to Aberdeen National Express overturned on a slip road from the M4 to the M25.
The driver of the coach has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.The driver of the coach has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
A couple from Skye were among those taken to hospital following the incident at 2345 GMT on Wednesday.A couple from Skye were among those taken to hospital following the incident at 2345 GMT on Wednesday.
The dead woman, thought to be from Monifieth on the outskirts of Dundee, has not yet been named. Mr Toner's husband James, who played for Dundee in the 1950s, also suffered a head injury in the accident.
PHONE LINES National Express helpline: 0121 625 1278Police witness appeal: 0845 8 505 505Brake Support line: 0845 6038570 Couple speak of crash terror Surgeon describes injuries Are coaches safe enough?PHONE LINES National Express helpline: 0121 625 1278Police witness appeal: 0845 8 505 505Brake Support line: 0845 6038570 Couple speak of crash terror Surgeon describes injuries Are coaches safe enough?
It is understood that the woman's husband was travelling with her on the coach.It is understood that the woman's husband was travelling with her on the coach.
The 69 people on board the bus were taken to hospital.The 69 people on board the bus were taken to hospital.
National Express said it was likely many of the passengers on the No 592 service were returning from holiday, with the majority heading to Glasgow.National Express said it was likely many of the passengers on the No 592 service were returning from holiday, with the majority heading to Glasgow.
It departed London Victoria at 2230 GMT and was due to arrive in Aberdeen at 1030 GMT, stopping at Heathrow Airport, Carlisle, Hamilton, Glasgow and Dundee.It departed London Victoria at 2230 GMT and was due to arrive in Aberdeen at 1030 GMT, stopping at Heathrow Airport, Carlisle, Hamilton, Glasgow and Dundee.
A National Express spokeswoman told BBC Scotland that actual bookings for the journey were 75 for Glasgow - with 49 of them on another coach - 23 for Aberdeen, 19 for Dundee, six for Hamilton and three for Carlisle.A National Express spokeswoman told BBC Scotland that actual bookings for the journey were 75 for Glasgow - with 49 of them on another coach - 23 for Aberdeen, 19 for Dundee, six for Hamilton and three for Carlisle.
A number of people on board were Polish nationals.A number of people on board were Polish nationals.
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