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Woman who died in crash is named

The motorist who was killed when her car careered off the road in Northumberland has been named.

Siobhan Lees, of Cramlington, was travelling south on the A192 in a Renault Clio when the accident happened at Hepscott Park, near Morpeth.

The 20-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.

Northumbria Police is appealing for witnesses to the incident which they believe happened at about midnight or early on Saturday.

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