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A On the night of 25 July 2026, a red Hyundai carrying five occupants left the A38 near Derby on – close to the night of 25 July 2026 area known as Toyota Island – and collided with trees, killing trees. The crash killed four passengers—including a baby—and critically injuring passengers and left the driver. driver seriously injured. All four victims were Gambian nationals from Leeds: a 36‑year‑old man, two women aged 18 and 30, and a seven‑month‑old baby girl, Aisha Camara, with one victim identified as Abu Camara. Police arrested the 33‑year‑old driver from Leeds on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. Initial reports driving; he was later released on 24 July noted the crash, road closure, and appeals bail. Derbyshire Police appealed for witnesses. A follow‑up on 26 July reiterated witnesses and dash‑cam footage. The Gambia High Commission in the casualties, confirmed all victims were from West Yorkshire, UK expressed condolences, and detailed that families specialist support officers were deployed to assist the families. Investigators continue gathering evidence while families are being notified and offered specialist support while investigators continued to gather evidence. support.