A British teenager was killed when a hen party's minibus collided with a truck and the bride-to-be is believed to be seriously injured in hospital.
Bethany Jones, 18, was killed and eight women were seriously injured in the crash on the M62 near Pontefract, West Yorkshire, on Friday night.
The bride-to-be, named locally as Stefanie Firth, is understood to be in intensive care with serious spinal injuries. In total 21 women were injured after the group set out from South Elmsall for Liverpool.
The dead university student's family said: "Beth was a fun and bubbly girl who was caring and considerate to everyone she met. She was the apple of her grandad's eye and she will never be forgotten and is sadly missed by everyone."
The driver of the truck was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and had been released on bail, West Yorkshire police said.