Pictured: Two teenage girls killed in horror crash that sounded like an ‘explosion’ as they were ‘getting a lift home from the pub in a sports car’

Two teenage girls have died in a horror crash after the sports car they were in smashed into a wall.
The 19-year-old friends were passengers in a Mazda RX-8 being driven by a 21-year-old man when it hit the wall in Lyndhurst, Hampshire, this morning.
Emergency services were called to the picturesque New Forest village at around midnight after residents heard a loud bang like an 'explosion'.
The teenagers, who have been named locally as Lily Godwin and Abbey Rogers, were pronounced dead at the scene.

Another 19-year-old girl and the driver were taken to Southampton General Hospital but their injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
Residents described running to the scene to help in the early hours of this morning moments after hearing an 'almighty bang'.

The road was closed over night while a police examination was carried out at the scene. It has now been re-opened.
The victims' immediate next-of-kin have been informed but they have not yet been formally identified.
Mourners have been arriving at the scene of the crash today to lay flowers and leave messages.
Many have being paying tributes to Lily, who worked in the bar and as a waitress at the Stag Hotel in Lyndhurst, as well as being a nanny.