A social media influencer has died six days after a car hit her and other pedestrians outside a nightclub in central London.

Klaudia Zakrzewska, from Essex, was involved in the incident on Argyll Street in Soho at 04:30 BST on 19 April.

She was taken to hospital but died on Saturday. Det Ch Insp Alison Foxwell said: "We would like to express our deepest sympathies to Klaudia's family and friends in light of this tragic update. Our thoughts are also with everyone impacted by this. "

Gabrielle Carrington, 29, of Broadfield Road, Manchester, was previously charged with attempted murder.

The Met Police said following Zakrzewska's death, the charge of attempted murder would be amended to murder.

A fundraiser launched in the name of Zakrzewska's mother described the 32-year-old as having a "pure heart".

"This is the most devastating time our family has ever faced. "Those who know me understand how much I love my daughter and what a special bond we have. "

Carrington, who has over 365,000 followers on Instagram under the handle RIELLEUK, starred in the X Factor live finals in 2013 as one of the three members of Miss Dynamix.

A 58-year-old man also suffered life-changing injuries following the incident, and another woman received a minor wrist injury.

She appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on 21 April and was remanded into custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 19 May.

Det Ch Insp Foxwell added: "We recognise that this case has generated significant interest and discussion on social media; however, we would urge the public to refrain from further speculation

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