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A seven-year-old girl is still fighting for her life in hospital after a Devon house fire killed a four-year-old girl and her parents. Daniel and Kaylie Rudge died alongside their four-year-old daughter Lillie-Rose after a fire broke out at a house in the St Davids area of Exeter in the early hours of Sunday.  Lillie-Roses twin brother is one of three children - the others are a girl, seven, and boy, nine - currently being treated at Bristol Children’s Hospital. The seven-year-old is in c...

A young couple and their four-year-old daughter who died in a Devon house fire have been named - as three more children remain in hospital. Daniel and Kaylie Rudge died along with their four-year-old daughter Lily after a fire broke out at a house in Clayton Road in the St Davids area of Exeter in the early hours of Sunday morning.   Three other children - two boys aged four and nine, and a seven-year-old girl - who were also in the house at the time of the fire, remain in hospital. Full-time...

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Exeter firefighter honored for serving nation as he serves community EXETER – Massachusetts Air National Guard Master Sgt. Ryan Hart is described by his commanding officers as a natural leader. To those who work alongside him for his day job as an Exeter firefighter and EMT, as well as those who served with him in the National Guard, it came as no surprise when his guard commanders visited the Fire Department Friday to recognize Hart for his military service. Hart received the first-ever Comm...

Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Historic Stratham, New Hampshire Home A two-alarm fire destroyed a historic Stratham home in a significant early Saturday morning blaze, according to the Stratham Fire Department. Stratham firefighters responded to 15 Jack Rabbit Lane in Stratham at approximately 3:30 a.m. Saturday to find smoke pouring from the old New Englander before a second alarm was called along with an added additional tanker task force request for water supply, according to a Facebook post. Enter...