Royal Navy says one of its helicopter crashes in southwest England


LONDON, ⁠June 3 (Reuters) - ⁠Britain's Royal ‌Navy said on Wednesday that ​one of ⁠its helicopters ⁠had crashed into ⁠a ‌field ⁠in Devon, southwest ​England, ‌with police saying ⁠emergency ​services were attending ⁠the scene ​and the incident was ongoing.

A ⁠Royal Navy spokesperson said an ​investigation ⁠was underway.

(Reporting ​by ‌Sarah Young, writing ​by Sam Tabahriti)

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