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Page last updated at 14:32 GMT, Tuesday, 7 October 2008 15:32 UK
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Man killed and two hurt in crash

A man was killed and a female passenger was seriously injured in a four vehicle collision in Oxfordshire.

A Vauxhall Vivaro van, a VW Golf, a Ford Mondeo and a Rover were involved in the crash on Bletchington Road, near Islip, at about 1015 BST.

The B4027 was closed from the A34 southbound exit, signposted for Bletchington and Islip.

The Golf driver died at the scene. His passenger is in a serious but stable condition at an Oxford hospital.

The van driver is also in a serious condition and is receiving hospital treatment. Police have appealed for witnesses.

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