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Two killed in Leicestershire light aircraft crash Two killed in Leicestershire light aircraft crash
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Two people were killed when the light aircraft they were in crashed into fields in Leicestershire.Two people were killed when the light aircraft they were in crashed into fields in Leicestershire.
The crash happened in Fenny Drayton at about 18:45 BST on Sunday, Leicestershire Police said.The crash happened in Fenny Drayton at about 18:45 BST on Sunday, Leicestershire Police said.
The two people on board were confirmed dead at the scene by an air ambulance paramedic. A man and woman on board, both described as elderly by police, were confirmed dead at the scene by an air ambulance paramedic.
Insp Luke Russell said police were trying to find out where the aircraft had taken off from and where it was heading to. It is believed the plane took off from an airstrip near Tywcross Zoo and was heading to Stoke Golding airfield.
The scene has been cordoned off.The scene has been cordoned off.
A spokeswoman for the Air Accidents Investigation Branch said a team of investigators was at the scene on Monday morning. Police officers are working with the Air Accident Investigations Branch to establish the cause of the crash.
The pair have yet to be formally identified, police said.