* Military says debris from plane found in Mediterranean * Plane made sudden swerves before dropping off radar 11.12am BST Greece’s lead air accident investigator Athanasios Binis has told the Guardian that an investigation into the causes of the crash can only commence properly when the plane’s black boxes are found. Binis, who last night dispelled earlier reports that debris had been discovered off the island of Crete, said unofficially Greek authorities had received information that wreckage had been found ten miles “from the last known point of the plane.” 11.02am BST In Britain, Carmarthen MP Jonathan Edwards said people are shocked by the news Briton Richard Osman was a victim of the EgyptAir crash. He told ITV: The community is stunned that someone from Carmarthenshire has been killed in this terrorist atrocity. Our thoughts and sympathies are with his family - especially considering that Mr Osman was a new father. Continue reading...
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