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UK couple 'could lose legs'
A British couple face losing their legs after they were crushed against a wall by a car during a New Year's Day walk in Bruges.
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Belgian driver 'in shock' after ploughing down British tourists
A Belgian driver who drove into two British tourists in Bruges on New Year's Day is said to be in shock following the crash.
A police source said he was over the alcohol limit and had been travelling at more than 30kph (19mph) - the speed limit in the area.
The 22-year-old, who was arrested for drink-driving and causing injuries to two people, has been released from custody but will appear in court in the next couple of months.
His driving licence was revoked for two weeks.
Eyewitness: 'I can still hear them screaming'
A Catholic nun who witnessed a road accident in Bruges which left a British couple severely injured has described the harrowing scene. Sister Emmanuelle told the Daily Mail:
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British couple were 'squashed' between car and building
Belgian police have described how a British couple were pinned to a wall when a drunk driver lost control of his car in the Belgian city of Bruges.
The driver, who had been at a New Year's Eve party in the city centre, failed to stop at the junction and ploughed straight into the pair on New Year's Day.
British couple may lose legs after drink-driving accident in Bruges
A British couple face losing their legs after they were crushed against a wall by a car during a New Year's Day walk in Bruges.
Simon Huxtable, 44, and Deborah Dale, 34, from Witney in Oxfordshire, were strolling through the picturesque Belgian city when they were hit by a drink-driver, police said.
Doctors treating the holidaymakers could be forced to amputate their legs following the collision which led to the arrest of a 22-year-old Belgian man.