Lord Cameron first on the scene of the deadly Ferrari Crash

Andy trig

BBC News, Norfolk

Reuters Lord David Cameron wore a blue suit, blue shirt and blue tie. He is running and is a serious expression — He was reportedly on a shooting weekend when he came into a confrontation

Former Prime Minister Lord David Cameron was first in the scene of a deadly accident associated with a Ferrari, it has been revealed.

The driver of the car, one person died in the 30s, when the luxury car got out of the road and hit a tree on the B1108 Waton Road in Marlingford, Norfolk on Saturday afternoon.

The Met Police said the Norfolk police had confirmed that Cameron’s close protection officers provided “immediate” first aid after the collision.

was considered First reported by Daily Mail,

Emergency services were called on B1108 Won Road at 14:55 GMT on Saturday

Matte Press/BBC is a rural lane trees and dead leaves on both sides. Blue police signal 'deadly conflict here' line on the right hand of the lane — Emergency services were called on B1108 Won Road at 14:55 GMT on Saturday

In the 30s, a woman, who was a passenger in Ferrari, was Reported to hospital Norfolk police said that serious, but not life-threatening, with injuries.

She stayed in the hospital.

The road was closed to 21:00 GMT while emergency services settled the accident.

Police said that they wanted to talk to someone who had seen the way of collision or driving before the incident.

Lord Cameron was Prime Minister from 2010-16 when he Step down in view of losing Brexit referendum,