BBC News, "Greek crash 'kills all on board'"

          An investigation has begun into Greece's worst ever air crash, in which all 121 people on board a Cypriot airliner are feared to have died.
          The jet hit a hill near Athens after the pilots apparently fell unconscious after a drop in cabin pressure.
          Greek F-16 fighter jets were scrambled when contact with the Helios Airways plane was lost during the flight between Larnaca in Cyprus and Athens.
          A Greek investigator said one of the plane's black boxes had been recovered.
          Akrivos Tsolakis of the Greek Air Accident Investigating Committee told BBC World TV that the flight data recorder had been found but they were still looking for the cockpit voice recorder.
          The Boeing 737 plane, carrying 115 passengers and six crew, came down at 1220 local time (0920 GMT). An airline official said most of the passengers were Cypriot, including some 48 youngsters on a trip to Prague, where the plane was due to fly after a stopover in Athens.
          Lieff Cabraser is investigating this crash.