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Hannah Clarke and her children were set alight in a quadruple murder suicide  She left husband, Rowan Baxter, earlier in the year and was living with parents Days before their deaths, Hannahs oldest daughter said she had the best day Hannah had just made life-changing decision to become a police officer  The entire family, including her uncle and cousins, went to Sea World together They were planning on going back through the year and bought annual passes Five days later, tragedy would strike...

Its a year no Australian will ever forget.But not just because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Camp Hill Brisbane mother Hannah Clarke was on the morning school run with her three children, Aaliyah, 6, Laianah, 4 and three-year-old Trey, when her ex-husband flung open her car door and jumped inside. Hannah Clarke with her children Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey. Rowan Baxter threatened the terrified mother with a knife and told her to drive. But soon after, he doused her and the children with petrol and set them all on fire. The children burned to death strapped into their child seats. F...

BBC News Published image captionSebby cannot walk short distances unaided Legoland will review its policies after a Gloucestershire family was "humiliated" when their child was asked to walk to be allowed on a ride. Seven-year-old Sebby Brett has an undiagnosed medical condition which has left him unable to walk without help. Legoland Windsor will amend its evacuation policies for three rides with immediate effect, and will review seven other rides. Sebbys mum Joanna said she was "thrilled" by...

By Press Association 2021 Sebby Brett, 5, whose mother is calling on Legoland to change its disabled policy after her son was made to get up out of his wheelchair twice and walk, before he was allowed on the rides Legoland has agreed to review its evacuation policies for three rides following a campaign by the mother of a disabled child who was made to prove he could walk at the theme park. Joanna Brett has been pushing for a change to the...

Legoland reviews ride policies after disabled boy left ‘humiliated’ when told to walk Sebby was asked to prove he could walk three steps before being allowed on the Ninjago ride Updated Joanna and Duncan Brett with their children Lottie and Sebby (Image: Family Handout/PA Wire) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information y...

Legoland is reviewing its ride policies following a campaign by the mother of a disabled child who was told to prove he could walk. Sebby Brett was forced to get out of his wheelchair and take three steps before being allowed on the Ninjango ride, which prompted his mother Joanna to push for a change to the evacuation rules. Before his visit in September last year, Sebby, who cannot walk short distances without help due to a condition similar to cerebral palsy, had undergone four operations in ...