Seven people have been killed after a plane, performing in an airshow, crashed into a busy road in the south of England.<br /><br /> Local police said on Saturday evening that it was possible more bodies might be found, with the search of the wreckage set to continue through the night and into Sunday.<br /><br /> The pilot is in critical condition.<br /><br /> The 1950s aircraft was performing a loop at Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA) Shoreh Airshow, near Brighton, when it came down in flames.<br /><br /> Shoreham crash: wedding limousine hit as jet smashes into major road, killing seven people http://t.co/wYaq4g5pk7 pic.twitter.com/z8pE4xhpBj— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) August 22, 2015<br /><br /> Journalist Laura Raymond, who witnessed the crash, explained to euronews what she saw:<br /><br /> “We were watching the Hawker Hunter start its display. It did a big loop, we were watching from the top of a double decker bus, from probably half a mile away. Many of us thought that it was going rather low to the ground. <br /><br /> “And the next minute,
