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Basingstoke crash: Two 18-year-olds found dead 'seven hours after crash' Basingstoke crash: Two 18-year-olds found dead 'seven hours after crash'
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Two 18-year-old college friends were found dead more than seven hours after their car careered off the road and crashed into trees, police have said.Two 18-year-old college friends were found dead more than seven hours after their car careered off the road and crashed into trees, police have said.
Ella Alford and Aimee Clayton were found in a Fiat 500 at the side of the A30 near The Hatch pub in Basingstoke, Hampshire, at 05:00 BST on Wednesday.Ella Alford and Aimee Clayton were found in a Fiat 500 at the side of the A30 near The Hatch pub in Basingstoke, Hampshire, at 05:00 BST on Wednesday.
Police believe the car hit some trees at about 22:30 the previous evening.Police believe the car hit some trees at about 22:30 the previous evening.
The women went to Peter Symonds College in Winchester whose principal said they "both had such bright futures ahead".The women went to Peter Symonds College in Winchester whose principal said they "both had such bright futures ahead".
Stephen Carville added: "We are deeply saddened to hear of the loss of two of our students. They both had such bright futures ahead of them.Stephen Carville added: "We are deeply saddened to hear of the loss of two of our students. They both had such bright futures ahead of them.
"We will be doing our very best to support our students.""We will be doing our very best to support our students."
He added: "In time, we will talk to the students and parents about the best way that we can celebrate the lives of these girls and find some way of creating a lasting memorial."He added: "In time, we will talk to the students and parents about the best way that we can celebrate the lives of these girls and find some way of creating a lasting memorial."
Paying tribute, fellow student Peter Banks said: "My prayers and thoughts are solely with the close friends and family of Aimee and Ella.
"The grief we share is massive, but the burden of their loss on your shoulders alone is unimaginable.
"The whole Peter Symonds College community is with you through this awful time."
Both women, who were the only people in the car, were pronounced dead at the scene.Both women, who were the only people in the car, were pronounced dead at the scene.
Hampshire Constabulary is appealing for motorists who drove along the road at about 22:30, particularly those with dashcam footage, to come forward. Hampshire Constabulary is appealing for motorists who drove along the road at about 22:30 BST, particularly those with dashcam footage, to come forward.