Family members of former al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden were on board a private plane which crashed into a car auction site in Hampshire yesterday, police have confirmed.
Four people died when the plane, which is registered in Saudi Arabia, crashed when it was coming into land.
The Saudi Embassy in the UK has tweeted its condolences to the Bin Laden family.
Family members of Osama Bin Laden are believed to be among four people who died when a private jet crashed at a car auction site in Hampshire.
The Saudi-registered Phenom300 jet was attempting to land at Blackbushe Airport when it crashed on to dozens of cars and burst into flames.
Hampshire Police has tweeted a link to a statement translated by the Guardian by the Saudi ambassador to the UK on the embassy's Twitter account.
The translation of the statement said: "His royal highness Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul Aziz.... offered his condolences to the sons of the late Mohammed bin Laden and their relations for the grave incident of the crash of the plane carrying members of the family at Blackbushe airport".
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