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Page last updated at 16:49 GMT, Saturday, 11 October 2008 17:49 UK
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Two seriously hurt in M25 crash

Two people have been seriously injured in a crash on the M25 in Kent which has caused long tailbacks.

Kent Police said three people travelling on the motorway were hurt when their car rolled on to its roof at junction 5 near Sundridge at 1420 BST.

The pair who were badly injured in the incident on Saturday have been flown to a hospital in London.

The eastbound carriageway between junction 5 and 6 was initially closed, causing tailbacks into Surrey.



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