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Two killed in Shropshire light aircraft crash Two killed in Shropshire light aircraft crash
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Two people have been killed in a light aircraft crash in Shropshire, West Mercia Police have said.Two people have been killed in a light aircraft crash in Shropshire, West Mercia Police have said.
The pilot and a passenger died when the plane crashed in a field shortly before 17:00 BST near Shaw Lane, Shifnal.The pilot and a passenger died when the plane crashed in a field shortly before 17:00 BST near Shaw Lane, Shifnal.
Police said trained officers were supporting their next of kin, but information about the identities of the victims has not been released. Police said trained officers were supporting the next of kin, but information about the identities of the victims has not been released.
Teacher John Taylor said he saw the plane flying from some distance, when it lost speed and appeared to nosedive.Teacher John Taylor said he saw the plane flying from some distance, when it lost speed and appeared to nosedive.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has been called in to carry out inquiries.The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has been called in to carry out inquiries.
"This is a very sad incident in which two people have tragically lost their lives," Supt Kevin Purcell said."This is a very sad incident in which two people have tragically lost their lives," Supt Kevin Purcell said.
"We have been working closely with our colleagues from the other emergency services at the scene to make the area safe and ensure the resulting investigation can proceed.""We have been working closely with our colleagues from the other emergency services at the scene to make the area safe and ensure the resulting investigation can proceed."
West Midlands Ambulance Service said paramedics and the air ambulance were sent to the scene but that two people were confirmed dead.