UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband today issued a fresh call for political compromise to end the violence in Kenya as the Foreign Office continued to warn against non-essential travel.

Recovery of victims from the Cameroon crash of a Kenya Airways passenger jet in which five Britons died was stepped up today, with teams removing bodies from the plane’s submerged fuselage for the first time.

Crash investigators concentrated tonight on the possibility that a Kenya Airways jetliner lost power in both engines during a storm and tried to glide back before plunging nose first into a Cameroon swamp 12 miles from the airport.

None of the 114 people aboard a jet survived its crash into a thick mangrove swamp in Cameroon over the weekend, an official said today.

A Kenya Airways jetliner that plunged in a central African swamp was broken into pieces no bigger than a car door, a searcher disclosed today.

THE wreckage of a Kenya Airways jetliner that crashed with 114 people aboard was found Sunday in a mangrove forest, an aviation official said, more than 40 hours after the plane disappeared outside Cameroon’s commercial capital.

The wreckage of an aircraft which crashed in southern Cameroon with 114 people - including five Britons – on board was found tonight.

Signs have been found of a Kenya-bound flight that crashed in Cameroon with 114 people aboard, an aviation official said today.

Signs have been found of a Kenya-bound plane that crashed in southern Cameroon with 114 people on board after sending out a distress signal.

Fog and thick forest reduced visibility this morning as rescuers prepared to resume the search in southern Cameroon for a Kenya-bound flight that crashed with 114 people on board after sending out a distress signal, officials said.

A British journalist is believed to be among 114 people on board a Kenya Airways flight which crashed today in Cameroon.

A Kenya Airways flight with more than 100 people on board crashed in southern Cameroon today, state radio reported.

Kenya Airways has lost contact with a 737-800 aircraft which took off from Cameroon early today, the airline said.

COUNTRIES around Africa yesterday stepped up their vigilance against SARS after the continent’s first probable victim of the virus died in South Africa.