An ex-RAF pilot who took his own life and killed four others when he deliberately drove and crashed into head-on traffic on a motorway has been pictured for the first time. Richard John Woods ...

A drunk ex-RAF pilot who killed a Scots family after "deliberately" driving in the wrong direction on the M6 in a tragic crash has been pictured for the first time. On October 15 last year ...

Richard Woods, right, drove his car in the wrong direction on the motorway, killing a family of four, pictured left The RAF pilot who killed a family of four after deliberately driving the wrong ...

However, schools were still required to adhere to the standardised uniform design and colour prescribed under the original policy. Under the latest decision, SMCs will now have complete autonomy ...

A former RAF pilot "drove with suicidal intent" before killing a family in a head-on smash on the M6 motorway would have been charged with manslaughter had he survived, an inquest heard.

A former RAF pilot searched for suicides relating to the Iraq War before smashing head-on into another car with a coroner ruling he unlawfully killed a family-of-four. On October 14, Mr Woods, of ...

In one of his final interviews, he said: “If being ‘the last’ draws attention in a good way to the Battle of Britain pilots and the rest of the RAF at that time, then I’m happy.” ...

A former RAF pilot took his own life and caused and the deaths of four others when he deliberately drove into oncoming traffic on a motorway, an inquest has heard. The tragic collision ...

An ex-RAF pilot killed a young family when he intentionally drove into oncoming traffic on a motorway. Two children were among the victims of the collision on the M6 in Cumbria. Richard John Woods ...

An inquest has heard that a former RAF pilot caused his own death and the deaths of four others when he deliberately drove into oncoming traffic on a motorway. The tragic incident, which included two ...

A former fighter pilot took his own life and killed four others ... had served a distinguished 14-year career in the RAF and was a flight instructor for BAE Systems at the time of his death.