'Iran shoots down US jet' and 'race to find pilot'

'Iran shoots down US jet' and 'race to find pilot'Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on Google"Iran shoots down US jet" headlines the Times with images from the apparent crash site of the F-15 splashed on its front, including one from Iranian media purporting to show an empty ejector seat. The paper says a second plane is "believed to have crashed near Strait of Hormuz".Now there is a "race to find pilot" of the F-15, writes the Daily Mail. The US rescued one member of the plane's aircrew "within hours" in a "daring" special forces mission but the "second is still missing". The paper describes the image of the ejector seat as part of "a major propaganda boost for Iran".The Guardian also headlines on "one still missing" from the US jet and aviation experts tell the paper that the pictures of the wreckage in Iran show a jet from a US air force squadron usually based at RAF Lakenheath in the UK. The paper also reports that an Iranian businessman offered to pay $60,000 (£40,000) to anyone that captured the crew members alive.The Financial Times highlights that the jet's downing comes as US President Donald Trump "urges defence boost to $1.5tn" (£1.1tn). Beneath this news, the paper carries an interview with the EU's Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, who says the bloc is assessing "all possibilities" in the face of a "long-lasting" energy shock due to the war in the Middle East.The Independent highlights that the jet being downed "would mark the first time the US has lost an aircraft in Iran since the war began". It highlights comments from Trump regarding whether the pilot is harmed: "we hope that is not going to happen".The Daily Telegraph reports that one of the helicopters involved in the rescue of the F-15 crew member was trailing smoke as it returned to Iraqi territory but landed safely. Closer to home,...