7 dead in UK after vehicle travelling in wrong direction hits police car
Seven people, including two police officers, died in a fatal collision in northeast England early Saturday morning. The incident occurred near the South Bank area east of Middlesbrough when a car traveling in the wrong direction collided with a marked police armed response vehicle.

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AI-generatedSeven people, including two police officers, died in a fatal collision in northeast England early Saturday morning. The incident occurred near the South Bank area east of Middlesbrough when a car traveling in the wrong direction collided with a marked police armed response vehicle. Cleveland Police confirmed that all occupants of both vehicles perished at the scene. Cleveland Police Chief Constable Victoria Fuller described the event as an "incredibly sad day for Cleveland." The article does not provide further details on the cause of the wrong-way travel or the specific circumstances leading to the crash.
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5 extractedAll occupants of the two cars died at the scene.
The incident took place near the South Bank area east of Middlesbrough.
The incident occurred when a car traveling the wrong way down a major road hit a police car.
Two of the deceased were police officers.
Seven people died in a car crash in northeast England on Saturday.