Multiple UK outlets report a near-miss involving a British Airways flight over London in which stalling is mentioned as part of the incident timeline. Both sources describe the event as a serious “near miss,” with one outlet quoting a source characterising it as the most serious such incident in the UK in years. The reporting indicates the flight comes close to dangerous conditions following an error attributed to the pilot, but the outlets provided here do not specify further details such as the flight number, exact time and location within London, aircraft type, or the specific actions taken to recover. The accounts focus on the severity of the close call—described in dramatic terms as “seconds from disaster”—rather than on confirmed investigative findings or official conclusions. No information in the provided excerpts covers whether regulators have launched a formal inquiry, whether passengers were affected, or whether the flight landed safely. The reports therefore present the incident primarily as a near-miss linked to a pilot error, while the full facts and official determinations are not included in the supplied text.