Two sisters, 17 and 21, die in two-car horror crash as man fights for his life

TRIBUTES have been paid to two "adorable" sisters who were killed in a horror crash.

Madison, 21, and 17-year-old Liberty North, also known as Maddie and Libby, were travelling in a Volkswagen Polo when they collided with an Audi RS6.

The sisters were tragically declared dead at the scene on the A361 in Frome, Somerset, following the horror last Tuesday.

The 30-year-old Audi driver remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital.

Police today named Maddie and Libby as tributes flooded in for the pair.

Their aunt said: "Our hearts are shattered into a million pieces.

"My beautiful nieces Maddie 21 and Libby 17. Adorable daughters of my dear brother Jason and sister-in-law Verity.

"Lives taken way too soon."

A page has also been launched for the sisters.

One person wrote: "Such a sad loss of two beautiful lovely girls."

While another added: "Missing you both every day, I’ll forever cherish the memories we made.

";I can’t remember my life without you both, now I’m going to live it for you. Fly high angels, I love you xx."

Police are continuing to appeal for information following the horror at around 10.30pm on Tuesday.

They are also searching for the driver of a white VW who was in the area at the time of the crash.

Avon and Somerset Police said: "On Tuesday 25 July at around 10.30pm, officers were called to the A361 Frome Bypass following a fatal collision involving a VW Polo and an Audi RS6.

"Formal identification has now taken place and we can confirm the deceased are sisters Madison, aged 21, and Liberty North, aged 17, known as Maddie and Libby.

"Our thoughts remain with their family and friends at this incredibly difficult time and they are being offered support by a specially-trained family liaison officer.

"Our investigation into the collision is ongoing and officers continue to appeal for witnesses to the collision and anyone with dashcam, doorbell, mobile or CCTV footage."

Anyone with information can call police on 101 quoting reference 5223178752.