‘Weakness’ in Bird 999 response
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011A review into the Cumbrian shootings criticises the way in which police and ambulance services work together.

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‘Weakness’ in Bird 999 response
A review into the Cumbrian shootings criticises the way in which police and ambulance services work together.

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‘Weakness’ in Bird 999 response
A police negotiator made a number of attempts to contact Derrick Bird in the middle of his Cumbrian shooting rampage, an inquest hears.

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Officer sent texts to gunman Bird
The inquest into the Cumbrian shootings hears about the moment Derrick Bird’s first victim, his twin brother David, was found.

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Gunman left twin ‘dead on floor’
The inquest into the Cumbrian shootings hears Derrick Bird was not facing prison for tax evasion as he believed.

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Gunman Bird’s tax fears unfounded
The inquests into the deaths of the 12 victims of Cumbrian gun killer Derrick Bird begin in Workington.

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Inquests begin into Cumbria killings
A 92-year-old man killed his wife at their Cumbrian home before taking his own life, post-mortem examinations reveal.

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‘Man killed wife before himself’
Two cyclists die at the scene of a collision with a coach on a Cumbrian road.

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Two cyclists killed in collision
It is a year since the Cumbrian floods which caused rivers to burst their banks and create damage to homes business and infrastructure.

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Cumbria floods resulted in £276m bill
The Cumbrian floods of 2009 resulted in a £276m bill, it emerges on the first anniversary of the disaster.

A Cumbrian primary school is among those trying out an educational toy designed to encourage children as young as eight to talk about guns.

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Gun toy piloted at primary school
A police officer who died when a bridge collapsed during Cumbrian floods saved lives, an inquest hears.

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Bridge collapse Pc ‘saved lives’
A rare Roman antique, found by a Cumbrian metal detector enthusiast, is expected to fetch £300,000 at auction.

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Treasure hunter finds rare Roman helmet