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'Beautiful' girl, 7, and aunt killed in house fire a mile from A66 crash site (opens the original)
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Tributes are pouring in for a 'beautiful' seven-year-old girl and her aunt who were killed in a house fire near Middlesbrough. The blaze tore through a property on Birchington Avenue in Grangetown at 5.23am on Wednesday (August 26). Two people died, who have now been named locally as as seven-year-old Valentina Foster and her 34-year-old aunt Natalie McDonald. A 48-year-old woman remains in a critical condition in hospital while three others suffered injuries not believed to be life-threatening.
Neighbours speak of child who died in tragic Middlesbrough fire (opens the original)
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Neighbours have spoken of the tragedy that killed two people including a child, thought to be a seven-year-old girl, in a house fire in Middlesbrough today (August 26). The girl was one of two people killed in the fire. A 48-year-old woman remains in hospital in a critical condition, and a further three people suffered injuries described as non life threatening. Two men, aged 23 and 31, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and they remain in police custody. The force confirmed that a child
A66 probe continues as crash 'sparked by turf war' after victim's dad targeted (opens the original)
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Investigations are continuing with 17 arrests now made amid claims a fatal crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough was sparked by a feud between rival crime gangs. Cleveland Police made five more arrests on Tuesday following the crash which killed two police officers and five young men. All seven were killed when a Volkswagen Passat, going the wrong way down the A66 at South Bank, hit an armed response vehicle heading in the opposite direction at 3.39am on Saturday (August 22). Yesterday, the force
Dad dies 'trying to save his children' from sea in double tragedy at UK beach (opens the original)
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An eyewitness has told how a man died after going into the sea to try and save his children in what was the 'worst thing he's seen'. The tragic incident happened at Seaton Carew in Hartlepool on Sunday (July 12). The witness said the father rushed into the water after his children were caught in what he described as a 'riptide'. Tragically, the dad died alongside another man who had been walking his dog and leapt into the water in an attempt to help the children. Davey Short, 48, from Bishop Auc
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