What aircraft model is this that crashed?
That was a Cirrus SR22T, registered in Guernsey as 2-RORO. 

The registrar published a statement including the following information:


  The Guernsey Director of Civil Aviation (DCA) and SGI Guernsey Ltd.
  (2-REG) confirm that an accident involving a Cirrus SR22T aircraft,
  registration 2-RORO, occurred on May 12, 2019 between Raglan and
  Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, United Kingdom. The accident
  aircraft had been registered in Guernsey since August 1, 2018. The
  three occupants of the aircraft were reportedly taken to hospital with
  minor injuries. No further casualties have been reported.


According to the Aviation Safety Network, 2-RORO was owned by Transport Safety Resolutions Ltd. On May 12th, 2019 it departed from Denham (EGLD) and crashed at the A40 in Monmouthshire, Wales, UK: 


  The aircraft hit some overhead trainwiring during a forced landing and
  impacting a main road between Raglan and Abergavenny, Monmouthshire,
  Wales. It was consumed by the post-impact fire. 



Image of better times by Andrew Goldsmith on Flickr, 09-05-2019



There was already an (only seemingly similar) event on the A40 between Raglan and Abergavenny in June 25th, 2016. A Piper PA-28 (G-SVEA) tried to depart from Abergavenny airfield - a gras strip just next to the A40. It stroke some trees, veered onto the highway and crashed into the central lane separation.