UN plane crashes in Congo

Ten people have been killed after a UN plane crashed in the Congo.

Ten people have been killed after a UN plane crashed in the Congo.

The aircraft came down at Kinshasa Airport.

It broke up into several pieces when it hit the runway in torrential rain.

At least six bodies were brought out of the wreckage.

The plane had flown in from the northeast of the country.

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