Crash family say loss is beyond belief
The family of Derek and Ethan Sarkar, who were killed in a crash near Goole, say their loss is beyond belief.
The family of Derek and Ethan Sarkar, who were killed in a crash near Goole, say their loss is beyond belief.
A nine year old girl and her mother are still in hospital after a crash which killed her father and brother.
Police have released details of the three people killed and the two seriously injured in a head on collision in East Yorkshire.
The family of Derek and Ethan Sarkar, who were killed in a crash near Goole, say their loss is beyond belief.
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A nine year old girl and her mother are still in hospital after a crash which killed her father and brother.
Read the full storyFriends of a teenage boy killed with his father in a horrifying collision in East Yorkshire have been paying tribute. Ethan Sarkar and his dad Derek died in the head-on crash near Goole at which also killed a seventy year old woman from York. Lisa Adlam reports
Three people who died in a crash in East Cowick have been named. The 70-year-old woman driving the Volvo was Sheila Stavert-Lee of Wigginton near York. The driver of the Golf was Derek John Sarkar from Birmingham and his son who was the front seat passenger was 14-year-old Ethan Sarkar.
The two cars were involved in a head-on collision yesterday lunchtime. It appears the Volvo crossed onto the wrong side of the carriageway into the path of the Golf. The rear seat passengers from the Golf - Mr Sarkar's 43-year-oldwife and nine-year-old daughter, remain in hospital.
Police have released more details following a head on collision in East Cowick which claimed the lives of three people. A woman driving a Volvo car, aged 70 and from York died at the scene. A 46-year-old man and his 14-year-old son travelling in a Volkswagen Golf, also died.
His wife, aged 43 and the couple's nine-year-old daughter who were also travelling in the Golf are fighting for life in hospital. The family is from the West Midlands area. Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses. More to follow.
A woman who was one of the first on the scene at the East Cowick car crash has been explaining how she desperately tried to put out a fire and save one of the victims. Debbie Hinchliffe has lived near to the scene of the accident on the A614 for eight years. She says it's an accident black spot.
Police have released details of the three people killed and the two seriously injured in a head on collision in East Yorkshire.
Read the full storyInsp John Lawson, of Humberside Police, confirmed the collision happened on the Aire and Calder bridge, over the canal. He said the two drivers were pronounced dead at the scene along with a front seat passenger from one of the vehicles.
– Inspector John Lawson - Humberside Police"Police are requesting that any witnesses to the collision or that had travelled over the bridge at the time of the collision to contact Humberside Police.
The officer said the force will not be releasing any further information until tomorrow.
One woman who works in the Bay Horse pub in East Cowick saw emergency vehicles racing towards the scene following the crash that killed three people near Goole.
– Accident witnessI was aware there had been a crash. I saw two police cars fly past my house and then saw the helicopter. At that point I realised that it looked very serious. By the time I got there in my car the helicopter and police cars were blocking the road.