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Two dead in 'wrong-way' crash on East Midlands M1 Two dead in 'wrong-way' crash on East Midlands M1
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Two people have died in a crash on the M1 reportedly involving a car travelling the wrong way along the carriageway.Two people have died in a crash on the M1 reportedly involving a car travelling the wrong way along the carriageway.
The crash, near junction 24, happened at about 02:00 BST.The crash, near junction 24, happened at about 02:00 BST.
An 87-year-old car driver and a 27-year-old van passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene.An 87-year-old car driver and a 27-year-old van passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene.
Before the crash police had received reports of a car travelling the wrong way along the southbound carriageway, a spokesman said.Before the crash police had received reports of a car travelling the wrong way along the southbound carriageway, a spokesman said.
The southbound carriageway and one lane of the northbound road are closed between junctions 25 and 24.The southbound carriageway and one lane of the northbound road are closed between junctions 25 and 24.
The crash involved a blue Mazda Premacy and a white Ford Transit van, a police spokesman said.The crash involved a blue Mazda Premacy and a white Ford Transit van, a police spokesman said.
Closures are expected to remain in place for most of the morning.Closures are expected to remain in place for most of the morning.
Motorist Chris Prior, who was caught up in the traffic on his way from Mansfield to Wales, said he heard about the crash on the radio.
"All routes around are gridlock. Should be in Newport in South Wales by now … but still 102 miles away," he said in a tweet.
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