A road is to remain partially shut after a stolen Audi caused a fatal crash.

Emergency services found the body of a driver following the incident on Maybury Road in Edinburgh.

The collision happened after an Audi was travelling on the wrong side of the road before it caused a BMW to swerve and collide with a Peugeot 206 heading in the opposite direction.

The driver of the Peugeot was pronounced dead after the car went up in flames on Friday morning.

Work to repair the route is not expected to start until after the Monday morning rush hour, with delays expected.

A five-year-old girl, a woman, 22, and a man, 25, who were in the BMW were taken to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

A Police Scotland spokesman said: "Tailbacks are likely, so please try to plan your journey accordingly.

"A person very sadly lost their life as a result of this and we are grateful to the public for their support so far."

The Audi, which was stolen from Liberton in Edinburgh, was found on Lochgelly Road in Cowdenbeath near the ambulance depot at 3.50am on Friday.

A manhunt is still ongoing to find the occupants of the stolen car.