Driver and passenger who died driving Subaru and caravan wrong way on M40 were from High Wycombe.

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Police have named two people who died in a car which collided with two others as it was driven the wrong way down the M40 in South Oxfordshire.

John Norton, 80, and Olive Howard, 87, from High Wycombe, were in a car towing a caravan, which was travelling in the wrong direction on the northbound carriageway on 15 October.

The road was closed for 15 hours between junction 6 for Watlington and junction 8A for Oxford.

Another car driver, Stuart Richards, 32, from Stockport, also died.

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A man arrested on suspicion of causing the death of a six-year-old boy by dangerous driving has been released on conditional bail.

The boy was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash in White Horse Vale, close to the junction with Kirby Drive, Luton, at about 14:20 BST on Saturday.

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