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The pilot of a light aircraft has been killed in a crash in Northamptonshire.The pilot of a light aircraft has been killed in a crash in Northamptonshire.
Emergency services were called to the accident at Hinton-in-the-Hedges airfield near Brackley at 12:10 BST, police said.Emergency services were called to the accident at Hinton-in-the-Hedges airfield near Brackley at 12:10 BST, police said.
East Midlands Ambulance Service said crews arrived "within minutes" to treat a man who was described as having serious injuries.East Midlands Ambulance Service said crews arrived "within minutes" to treat a man who was described as having serious injuries.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch said it would now be carrying out an inquiry with Northamptonshire Police.The Air Accidents Investigation Branch said it would now be carrying out an inquiry with Northamptonshire Police.
A police spokesman said next-of-kin were being informed and no further details would be released at this stage.A police spokesman said next-of-kin were being informed and no further details would be released at this stage.
Northamptonshire fire crews were also called to the site, but the service said airfield staff were already dealing with the incident by the time they arrived.Northamptonshire fire crews were also called to the site, but the service said airfield staff were already dealing with the incident by the time they arrived.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage was seriously injured following a light aircraft crash at the same airfield on the day of the 2010 General Election. UKIP leader Nigel Farage was injured following a light aircraft crash at the same airfield on the day of the 2010 General Election.
Mr Farage was pulled from the cockpit with broken ribs, bruised lungs and facial injuries.
The Air Accident Investigation Bureau later concluded the crash was caused by the tow line for an election banner pulled by the plane becoming wrapped around the tailplane.The Air Accident Investigation Bureau later concluded the crash was caused by the tow line for an election banner pulled by the plane becoming wrapped around the tailplane.
Mr Farage was campaigning for the constituency of Buckingham, held by Speaker John Bercow, when the accident happened on the morning of 6 May 2010.