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Page last updated at 13:21 GMT, Sunday, 12 July 2009 14:21 UK
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Road crash victims are identified

Two women who were killed in a road collision in Lincolnshire have been identified by police.

The collision, involving a Ford Mondeo and a Kia Sedona, happened on the A153 Horncastle Road at Dalderby at about 1420 BST on Friday.

Leah Ford, 22, who was driving the Ford Mondeo died at the scene. Julia Cannon, 56, who was driving the Kia, was airlifted to hospital but died later.

A male passenger in the Kia is in a stable condition in hospital.



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