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The crash is thought to have happened on Carr Lane in Thorner, near Leeds, at about 01:00 GMT on Thursday, but was not discovered until hours later. Police said officers were called at 07:35 by the ambulance service to attend the incident in which a Renault Clio had crashed into a tree. The two women, both aged 30, were pronounced dead at the scene, a West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said. Det Insp Paul Conroy said: "I would like to appeal to anyone who was in the Carr Lane area of Thorner yesterday morning from around 01:00 and who saw the vehicle to come forward and speak to us. "We understand the vehicle was last seen at approximately 00:50 hours on Wyke Ridge Lane, travelling away from Leeds."
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Thorner crash: Two women dead after car hits tree


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Opposition parties want to try and bring down the government to stop a no-deal Brexit. Labour leader Mr Corbyn wants MPs to vote to make him caretaker prime minister. But new Brecon and Radnorshire MP Jane Dodds said he must prove he has enough backing from Conservatives first. Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson believes Tory Ken Clarke or Harriet Harman would have more backing from MPs to take on the role. However, Ms Dodds said: "He needs to say 'I have the eight Conservatives that are needed, these are their names, they are prepared to see me as PM' and put them forward. "If he has the numbers, let's see them." Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to take the UK out of the EU on 31 October without a deal if a new one is not negotiated. Opposition parties in the Commons plan to call a vote of no confidence when they return from their summer break in September and want to use the support of rebel Tories to bring down his government. Aberconwy Tory MP Guto Bebb has urged his party members to "take seriously" Mr Corbyn's proposals. But Ms Swinson has put forward Mr Clarke and Labour's Ms Harman - who are the longest continuously-serving male and female MPs - as potential caretakers. Ms Dodds said the party has written to Mr Corbyn and said "we will get behind you" if he proves he has the support and sets out a clear plan. However, she does not believe he could muster the necessary levels. "We have one opportunity to form a government of national unity - time is running out - it needs to be absolutely right," Ms Dodds told BBC Radio Wales' Sunday Supplement. "It needs to be someone with authority to take people forward so on 31 October we don't crash out of Europe. "Whoever is able to be in that position of authority to command numbers and authority, we will back them." Calling the situation an "emergency", she suggested Mr Clarke would command credibility across the Conservative Party, adding: "This is something Jeremy Corbyn or Jo Swinson could not do."
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Jeremy Corbyn urged to prove he has backing to be PM


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Bristol Dry Gin's advert said rioters would like its "high flammability" amid widespread protests in the US about the death of George Floyd. A retailer and a cafe said they had removed the gin from sale. The firm apologised and said it was "way out of line." The Bristol Pantry has removed the company as a supplier while vegan deli Flip said it had "no intention of continuing stock". The phrase "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" was coined by Miami Police Chief Walter Headley in 1967, in reference to his aggressive policing policies in black neighbourhoods. President Trump's tweet using the phrase was recently hidden by Twitter for "glorifying violence." This is not the first time the company has courted controversy, with an apology over a 'Novichok' vodka range in 2018, posted around the time of the Salisbury Novichok poisonings. Twitter users criticised the gin company's adverts, which have since been deleted. Bristol Dry Gin said it was "way out of line with a recent post which made light of the very serious situation, and follow up messages". "We're really sorry, we clearly caused major offence," it added. "It doesn't change anything but we've today made a donation to Black Lives Matter, who have been very helpful. "We have been in contact with SARI (Stand Against Racism and Inequality) in Bristol to support their work with profits from the gin."
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assistant: Bristol Dry Gin's 'looting and shooting' advert criticised