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ADRIVER whose drink-fuelled high-speed antics led to the crash that killed one of his closest friends was yesterday jailed for five years. Daniel Hume, 20, sobbed in the dock as a court was told how he threw his car around to impress his friends on a night out. But the laughter turned to horror as the car careered off a Northumberland road and crashed, killing 19-year-old Liam Hawley. Asked by the author of a pre-sentence report how he would feel about a jail term, a bitterly remorseful Hume ...
Man Is Arrested After Car Plunge ; Britain Today: Police
POLICE arrested a 21-year-old man yesterday after a car plunged 20ft down an embankment into a lake, killing two teenagers. Anwen Busby, 16, and Jai Burks, 19, died in the crash on the A44 at Ponterwyd, near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, early yesterday.