Driver in Yorkshire smashed into house then carried on going with front door in windscreen

Is it a six door now? This is how police found the Audi - complete with front door wedged in the windscreen

This is the state of an Audi found by police after a driver smashed into a car, a house's front porch and then carried on going with a front door lodged in its windscreen.

The incident happened in Ashworth Road in Dewsbury some time between Friday night (November 20) and Saturday morning (November 21).

The driver of the grey Audi was arrested on suspicion of being unfit to drive due to drink or drugs.

A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police said: "Ashworth Rd, Dewsbury - Driver collided with a vehicle, then the front porch of a house - before then continuing to drive for several metres with front door attached to car.

"Driver arrested suspected unfit through drink/drugs."

Elsewhere, police were in Harehills in Leeds where they discovered a driver with bald tyres and an expired MOT. The driver had been pulled over for simply not wearing a seatbelt, before finding the litany of other defects with the car, which was instantly impounded.

Near the M62, a police officer found a couple getting changed in their car - or so they clamed. That vehicle also had an expired MOT.