Police say Gaia's family have confirmed clothing found matched what she was believed to be wearing.

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A mid-air crash over Buckinghamshire may have occurred because the pilots were in each other's blind spots, a former pilot has said.

David Learmount, an aviation journalist and former RAF pilot - who knows the area well - said both aircraft would have been flying in "uncontrolled airspace" close to the ground, where air traffic control is not responsible for separating them.

He told BBC Radio Oxford "you can talk to air traffic control if you like" in such areas, but the pilots would have been responsible for their own "separation".

He said visibility was good and usually when collisions like this happen it is a result of one of the pilots getting "distracted" or because both aircraft were in "each other's blind spot".

The third person arrested on suspicion of murdering missing teenager Gaia Pope has been released while inquiries continue.

Paul Elsey, 49, from Swanage was arrested on Thursday.

Searches continue on the nearby coastline where clothing was found yesterday morning.

BBC correspondent Brennan Nicholls is at the scene of the mid-air crash near Waddesdon Manor in Buckingshire.

He says it is believed it was a Cessna light aircraft that collided with the helicopter at about midday.

The fire service has now left the scene as air accident investigators begin their work to understand what happened.

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Fresh plans for a major redevelopment at the University of Reading have been submitted after a backlash over original plans.

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A scheme to demolish Pearsons Court, also known as the Biggles building, had to be scrapped after pressure from the council and local historians.

Under new proposals the hall with be reconfigured providing an extra 700 bedrooms.

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A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a pedestrian was struck by a car in Poole.

The pedestrian, a man in his 30s, was seriously injured in the crash involving a silver Mercedes A-class near The Oasis apartment complex in Lindsay Road at about 00:30 GMT.

Police said the car drove off but returned 10 minutes later.

The suspect, a 50-year-old man from Poole, is understood to be known to the alleged victim.

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A plane and helicopter which collided in mid-air over Buckinghamshire could have be flying in "uncontrolled airspace", according to a former air accident investigator.

Tony Cable told BBC Radio Oxford they could have been "below" an area of controlled airspace.

Air traffic control does not cover all airspace, and in such situations collision avoidance relies on "see and be seen", he said.

"All aircraft have blind areas... you might be in a helicopter descending, well generally you can't see downwards very well, so you might descend on to another aircraft."

Mr Cable, who used to fly in the area, also said it was a location where pilots might go to practice manoeuvres.

Gaia Pope's family said they are now "desperate" for answers.

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