Frankie Jules-Hough died in a crash on the M66 in Bury, Greater Manchester after Adil Iqbal lost control of his father’s BMW.
A dangerous driver who filmed himself weaving erratically between cars on a motorway moments before killing a pregnant mother of two has had his sentence increased.Iqbal had filmed himself reaching speeds of 123mph in the vehicle before it crashed into Ms Jules-Hough’s Skoda Fabia, which had pulled over on the hard shoulder with a tyre puncture.
Her daughter died with her when she passed away two days later in hospital surrounded by her family, having never regained consciousness.Iqbal was sentenced to 12 years in prison in July after admitting to causing death by dangerous driving, and was banned from driving for 14 years. Ms Jules-Hough’s son, Thomas Spencer, nine, and nephew Tobias Welby, four, were also in the car during the incident.
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