Parents pay tribute to daughter

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The parents of a three-year-old girl who died in a crash between two cars in Fife have paid tribute to her saying she "touched the hearts of everyone".

Tyler Jay Reaney, of Kettlebridge, was killed in the crash on Tuesday on the A912 New Inn to Falkland road.

The condition of a 49-year-old man, taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, has been described as stable.

Four other people were slightly injured in the crash between a Mazda 3 and a Nissan Note.

Tyler Jay's parents, Jayson and Lesley, said: "TJ was such a lovely little girl, very clever and full of energy.

"She had an infectious personality and touched the hearts of everyone she had contact with.

"TJ will be a great loss to everyone and will be an irreplaceable loss to our family."

Fife Constabulary are calling for witnesses and anyone who stopped to help at the scene to come forward.

Officers are particularly interested to speak to someone who offered first aid at the scene and a man who was driving a Transit van who also helped to contact the police.

The road was closed for accident investigations.