A taxi driver who was among four people killed in a head-on collision in Greater Manchester was “the gentlest soul” and was not at fault for the crash, his family has said. Masrob Ali, 54, died when his taxi collided with a Seat Leon travelling on the wrong side of a residential road in Bolton shortly before 1am on Sunday. Police are investigating footage shared on social media apparently showing the Seat being driven at speeds reaching 122mph the day before the fatal collision. Three teenagers in the Seat died while five other people remain in hospital, including a 29-year-old
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