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A DRUNK woman driver who killed her sister-in-law after ploughing into a lorry while swigging Bacardi behind the wheel has been jailed.Zakia Akhtar, 30, was driving on the wrong side of the road before careering into two parked cars and smashing into the back of a HGV at 51mph.2 Zakia Akhtar killed her sister-in-law Mobeen Hus stanley cup sain when she slammed into a stationery lorry at 51 mphCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceRescue teams raced to the crash scene in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, at 7.35pm on January 8 and found the car wedged two metres into the truck.The sisters in la stanley cup w were cut out of the wrecked Vauxhall Corsa and rushed to hospital.Akhtar surv stanley cup ived the but Mobeen Hussain, 25, who was in the passenger seat, died from her injuries.RELATED STORIESHow did he survive Horrifying footage shows OAP drink driver smash through shop window into boy, 6, picking sweetsUnforgivableDrink driver who phoned cops moments after fatal crash to claim her car had been stolen is jailedWOMAN HIT Hgpz Mum who lost her tongue to cancer has a new one made with skin from her ARM
FOOTIE fans gave the economy a mini boom as they splashed out on booze and burgers during the Euros.Retail sales in June rose 0.5 per cent from the previous month and supermarket sales leapt 4.2 per cent.1Fo converse otie fans gave salomon the economy a boost as they splashed out on booze and burgers during Euro 2020Overall retail sales last month were also up 9.5 per cent on February last year 鈥?just before the first lockdown hit 鈥?as Three Lions fans celebrated England s journey to their first major final for 55 years.Darren Morgan, from the Office for National Statistics, said: June mizuno s retail sales have picked up following the dip seen last month, with the main driver coming from food and drink sales, boosted by football fans across Britain enjoying the Euros. Sales from April to June rose 12.2 per cent on the previous three months as the high street reopened.Petrol sales boomed too by nearly 24 per cent in the same period as families got back in the car after being freed to visit friends and relati
A DRUNK woman driver who killed her sister-in-law after ploughing into a lorry while swigging Bacardi behind the wheel has been jailed.Zakia Akhtar, 30, was driving on the wrong side of the road before careering into two parked cars and smashing into the back of a HGV at 51mph.2 Zakia Akhtar killed her sister-in-law Mobeen Hus stanley cup sain when she slammed into a stationery lorry at 51 mphCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceRescue teams raced to the crash scene in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, at 7.35pm on January 8 and found the car wedged two metres into the truck.The sisters in la stanley cup w were cut out of the wrecked Vauxhall Corsa and rushed to hospital.Akhtar surv stanley cup ived the but Mobeen Hussain, 25, who was in the passenger seat, died from her injuries.RELATED STORIESHow did he survive Horrifying footage shows OAP drink driver smash through shop window into boy, 6, picking sweetsUnforgivableDrink driver who phoned cops moments after fatal crash to claim her car had been stolen is jailedWOMAN HIT Hgpz Mum who lost her tongue to cancer has a new one made with skin from her ARM
FOOTIE fans gave the economy a mini boom as they splashed out on booze and burgers during the Euros.Retail sales in June rose 0.5 per cent from the previous month and supermarket sales leapt 4.2 per cent.1Fo converse otie fans gave salomon the economy a boost as they splashed out on booze and burgers during Euro 2020Overall retail sales last month were also up 9.5 per cent on February last year 鈥?just before the first lockdown hit 鈥?as Three Lions fans celebrated England s journey to their first major final for 55 years.Darren Morgan, from the Office for National Statistics, said: June mizuno s retail sales have picked up following the dip seen last month, with the main driver coming from food and drink sales, boosted by football fans across Britain enjoying the Euros. Sales from April to June rose 12.2 per cent on the previous three months as the high street reopened.Petrol sales boomed too by nearly 24 per cent in the same period as families got back in the car after being freed to visit friends and relati