Northumbria Police said a woman in her 90s and another in her 80s died after a BMW that was reported stolen crashed into Highcliffe Care Home in Witherwack.

The GT3 was trying to overtake the slower M2 when the collision sent both cars into the barriers, ripping the Porsche’s nose clean off

TWO men have been charged in relation to a car crash that saw two care home residents die. The crash occurred on July 9 at around 9.40pm following a police chase. It resulted in a blue BMW

A judge ordered Carlos Martinez to stay in jail to face charges in a March 7 accident in which two people were killed and four injured.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) sent investigators in following the crash that saw an allegedly stolen care crash into a care home, killing two women.

Last weekend, a BMW M2 and a Porsche GT3 RS collided at speed on the Nürburgring, resulting in a Michael Bay movie-style explosion that devastated both cars and a bit of guardrail. Incredibly, both drivers exited their cars on their own.

In the now widely circulated video, the Porsche is seen rapidly gaining on the slower-moving, British-registered BMW in a narrow section of the track. As the Porsche attempts to overtake on a slight curve, the BMW appears to shift across its path, triggering a violent collision.

The white BMW was heading east on the Belt Parkway approaching the Cross Bay Blvd. exit in Howard Beach just after 6 a.m. when the 24-year-old driver lost control of the wheel, cops said.

The result was a terrifying 110+ mph PIT maneuver that pulled both vehicles into one of the worst places to crash on track. That location was an access road, where the trackside wall momentarily faced perpendicular to the road,

The Nurburgring has played host to plenty of Formula 1 action in its existence, but when members of the public took to its bends last week, disaster struck.

Two women, aged in the 90s and 80s, have died after a stolen BMW which was being pursued by police crashed into a care home in Sunderland, Northumbria Police said