Plane crashes into cars at UK airshow

At least seven people are feared dead after a plane crashed into cars on a major road during an aerial display at the Shoreham Airshow in West Sussex. The aircraft, believed to be an old Hawker Hunter jet, plummeted to the ground when it failed to pull out of a loop manoeuvre, smashing into the A27 in a huge fireball. Police said there were "several casualties" after the plane hit a number of cars. The Royal Sussex County Hospital was put on major alert at 2pm and told to expect casualties. One person was admitted to the hospital in a critical condition and another with minor injuries. It is feared others died at the scene. Horrified onlookers described seeing the plane flying low to the ground followed by a "huge ball of fire and black smoke". Footage of the crash posted online showed the jet carrying out a loop manoeuvre high in the air but failing to pull up in time. The plane then crashed into the ground, bursting into a ball of flame and smoke. The pilot did not appear to deploy the ejection system. Footage appeared to show a traffic jam on the A27 as the plane slammed into it. One eyewitness, tweeting as Jon B, said: "It (the plane) turned from the north by Lancing...