Hassan Rouhani

A teenager, grew up in London, has been killed, to have among the 176 people, as a Ukrainian passenger jet caused crashed in Iran

Arad Zarei, 17, said, according to Canada after visiting the St Mary's Primary School in Twickenham for the year 2014, the visit of his mother.

The Prime Minister said the four Britons are known to have died in The Crash .

The Foreign office has said.

A spokesman from Arad to listen Zarei former school, staff and governors "shocked and very sad" that his death in the plane crash.

"Arad attended St Mary's until 2014, and like to be reminded of his teacher.

"We want to extend our prayers and condolences from Arad, the family and friends during This Time . "

The Crash on Wednesday, just hours after Iran conducted missile bases in attacks on two air force-housing U.S. forces in Iraq.

The air attacks were in retaliation for the U.S. killing of a top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani .

the Western heads of state and government, including the Prime Minister , Boris Johnson , said evidence suggests the plane was hit by a ground-to-air missile, possibly in error

Echo the comments of Mr Johnson, Minister for foreign Affairs Dominic Raab called for a thorough investigation, to say that Iran should be "open" to add the location of The Crash , international investigators, adding that grieving families the "truth deserve".

Also on Board The Flight from Tehran 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, 11 Ukrainians, 10 Sweden, four Afghans and three were German.

The Names of the three Britons who died have been released in The Crash .

Mohammed Reza Kadkhoda, 40, a quarter cleaning delivery in Hassocks, West Sussex , had a nine-year-old daughter.

a BP engineer Sam Zokaei, 42, from Twickenham, and PhD student Saeed Tahmasebi, 35, who were killed worked as an engineer for Laing O'rourke in Dartford, also.

Last year, Mr Tahmasebi - whose full name is Saeed Tahmasebi Khademasadi was Married to his Iranian partner, Niloufar Ebrahim, was also listed as a passenger on the plane.

meanwhile, the concern for the British, have been arrested in Iran amid the growing tensions.

Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a charity worker from London, was arrested, he has been competing for More Than three years on spying accusations, a meeting with The Foreign Office officials on Friday.

He told the BBC, the Prime Minister raised the cases of imprisoned British, as he spoke to the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Thursday.

"This is a situation where there is a lot of anger in Iran and a lot of vulnerability, and it is very stressful for the people involved," he added.

"Nazanin, which was demolished, to The Clinic over night two nights ago, knocking through the heart and panic attacks.

"So, I think it is important that the government do only what you can. "

The Wife of Anoosheh Ashoori, urged the British government to do more to protect her husband.

Sherry Izadi said she was concerned that there might be a counter-movement against The Foreign Prisoners .

Source of news: bbc.com