Plane crashes at auto festival in UK mfg

The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments.

'Our condolences go out to his family, who have been informed,' Evans told reporters.

'The police have also advised us that the best thing, and the safest thing to do, is to carry on with the event -- bearing in mind there are 10,000 children here. That's what we're going to do,' Evans said in addition.



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CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation.

CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need.

The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need. The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. 'The police have also advised us that the best thing, and the safest thing to do, is to carry on with the event -- bearing in mind there are 10,000 children here. That's what we're going to do,' Evans said in addition. 'The police have also advised us that the best thing, and the safest thing to do, is to carry on with the event -- bearing in mind there are 10,000 children here. That's what we're going to do,' Evans said in addition. CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. 'Our condolences go out to his family, who have been informed,' Evans told reporters. CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need. 'The police have also advised us that the best thing, and the safest thing to do, is to carry on with the event -- bearing in mind there are 10,000 children here. That's what we're going to do,' Evans said in addition. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. CarFest organizers said they are working with authorities and using footage captured by people close to the event in their investigation. 'Our condolences go out to his family, who have been informed,' Evans told reporters. The Press Association of UK said that the plane nose-dived during a display and crashed at Oulton Park on Saturday. The pilot of the plane has died, said CarFest founder and BBC presenter Chris Evans in televised comments. 'Our condolences go out to his family, who have been informed,' Evans told reporters. CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need. 'The police have also advised us that the best thing, and the safest thing to do, is to carry on with the event -- bearing in mind there are 10,000 children here. That's what we're going to do,' Evans said in addition. CarFest is described by its organizers as a 'perfect family festival,' combining 'cars, music, food and masses of family fun.' The event takes place in Cheshire and Hampshire, raising money for BBC Children in Need.

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