The teenagers were believed to have been on their way to a birthday party when they were struck by a black Audi in west London.

Flowers left at the scene
Image: Flowers and messages were left at the scene of the crash

A man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged over a car crash that killed three teenage boys.

Harry Louis Rice, 17, and 16-year-olds George Toby Wilkinson and Josh McGunniess died near a bus stop in Hayes, west London, on Friday evening.

Jaynesh Chudasama, of Hayes, is accused of three counts of causing death by dangerous driving.

The 28-year-old defendant appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court and was remanded until the next hearing at the Old Bailey due on 26 February.

(L-R) George Wilkinson, Harry Rice, and Josh Mcgunniess were hit by a car as they waited at a bus stop in Hayes
Image: (L-R) George Wilkinson, Harry Rice, and Josh Mcgunniess were hit by a car in Hayes

The three boys were believed to have been on their way to a birthday party at a nearby football club when they were struck by a black Audi.

They were with a group of friends walking towards the Goals five-a-side football club at around 8.40pm on Friday when they were hit on Shepiston Lane.

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