Try spraying carburetor cleaner into intake manifold , disconnect
a vacuum hose, spray a couple seconds worth, plug vacuum hose back in
and try to start car, if it now runs for a second or two you have a
fuel problem.  otherwise check for spark, pull a plug wire and have
someone crank car (have him set handbrake and put in park so car
doesn't move) and put a phillips screwdriver in boot and hold metal
part about 1/2 to 3/4 inch from metal valve cover or other metal parts
of engine and see if spark fires.  (hold plastic insulated handle of
screwdriver).  I think crank sensor might be behind engine pulley,
check to see if damaged, and also try to locate camshaft sensor.