Young woman at centre of murder investigation found dead in bed at man s house, inquest hears
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Baby boy died after mum noticed him turning blue while running bath
A pre-inquest hearing has been held into the death of Grant John Storey-Delaney
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A baby boy died after his mum noticed him turning blue in his Moses basket while she was running a bath, an inquest opening was told.
Baby died after mum noticed him turning blue in his Moses basket , coroner told
Grant John Storey-Delaney sadly died last month
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A four-month-old baby boy died after his mother noticed him turning blue as she was running a bath, a coroner has heard.
Engineer found dead under lift he was working on at Royal Oldham, inquest told
Sandy Noble, 33, from Scarborough, was found unresponsive by a colleague on February 22 and was pronounced dead at the scene
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Sandy Noble (Image: Family)
An engineer was found dead under a lift while he was working at Royal Oldham Hospital, in inquest hearing has been told.
Police coroners officer Kathy Dixon outlined brief details about Mr Noble and the incident.
She said he lived at an address in Scarborough with his partner, a cleaner.
The engineer had been working on the lifts at Royal Oldham for the previous few weeks but was found unresponsive by a colleague under one of the lifts during the morning of February 22, the court heard.