Tributes paid to 'great son' killed in road crash

Shah Muhammad's family described him as "courageous and forgiving"

Tributes have been paid to "a great son with a pure heart" who died in a two-vehicle crash.

Shah Muhammad, 37, was driving a silver Seat that was in collision with an HGV on the A17 between the villages of Leadenham and Brant Broughton, near Newark, at about 14:00 GMT on 1 November.

The HGV driver suffered minor injuries, said Lincolnshire Police.

In a statement, Mr Muhammad's family said: "Shah Muhammad was a son of a soldier. He was a great son to his mother. Men are what their mothers made them. His work ethic, his smile, his laugh was unmatched in this world."

The crash happened on the A17 between the villages of Leadenham and Brant Broughton

They added: "He was courageous and forgiving. His heart was pure with pure intentions. Words can’t describe such a man.”

Police said the investigation into the cause of the crash was ongoing.

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