Huge crowds surge past police in attempt to get glimpse of Queen's funeral procession
Huge crowds gathered in London for the Queen's funeral surged past police in an attempt to see the procession.
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Huge crowds gathered in London for the Queen's funeral surged past police in an attempt to see the procession.
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Doreen Rees-Bibb, 79, (left) did not survive the blaze which reduced her partner David Murphy's (bottom left) home to rubble and left her buried under several feet of debris.
West Midlands Police said they were called just after 8.30pm on Sunday to the incident on Dulwich Road in Kingstanding.
EXCLUSIVE: Witnesses have described how brave locals risked their lives to remove David Murphy from his home on Dulwich Road, Kingstanding, which went up in flames last night.