Natasha Allarakhia was “literally drinking and driving” with her two young daughters in the car before she smashed her Audi Q2 into the back of a stationary Ford Fiesta on the A17 in Lincolnshire.

Lincoln Crown Court heard the 36-year-old lied to police at the scene for more than an hour about who had been driving.

Ford Fiesta driver William Ray, 17, and his 18 year-old passenger Eddie Shore, who had just finished their A-levels, died in the horrific collision at Newark Road in North Rauceby on June 20 last year.

Allarakhia, of Turner Crescent, in Postwick, pleaded guilty earlier this year to causing their deaths by dangerous driving, and causing serious injury by dangerous driving to one of two other teenage passengers.

Natasha Allarakhia from Norwich was speeding at 96mph and slipping from a lager can prior to crash on the A17 (Image: Lincolnshire Police)

Judge James House KC jailed Allarakhia on Monday and disqualified her from driving for a total of more than 12 years.

He said she must take an extended retest before she can drive again, adding that her drinking was not the cause of the........

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