Man killed in 'wrong way' M6 crash named

Five people were killed in the crash on 15 October
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A man killed in a car crash on the M6 in Cumbria has been named as Richard Woods.
Cumbria Police have formally identified the 40-year-old driver of the Skoda from Cambridgeshire, who died along with Jaroslaw Rossa, 42, his sons Filip, 15 and Dominic, seven, and passenger Jade McEnroe, 33 travelling in a Toyota.
The crash on the M6 Northbound near Tebay on 15 October may have involved a car travelling in the wrong direction, police said.
Ms McEnroe's seven-year-old son Arran remains in hospital with serious injuries.
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