Nicola Evans, and two other air traffic controllers are dismissed from their jobs and eventually put on trial for multiple-manslaughter charges for their negligence. The charges are dropped after revelations over larger issues in Heathrow's air-traffic control to do with the missed approach procedure, and the similarity in the disaster to a previous near miss (also fictitious), causing the prosecution's case to collapse in the process. The final death toll of the disaster was 87 people - All 64 passengers and crew, and 23 on the ground. There were also five deaths from hypothermia on the motorways, and eight elsewhere and The Strike is Extended to 48 Hours.