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Harry Dunn crash: Anne Sacoolas' return to UK 'non-negotiable' Harry Dunn crash: Anne Sacoolas' return to UK 'non-negotiable'
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The parents of a motorcyclist killed in a crash say they will only meet the US diplomat's wife allegedly involved if she promises to return to Britain.The parents of a motorcyclist killed in a crash say they will only meet the US diplomat's wife allegedly involved if she promises to return to Britain.
Harry Dunn, 19, died in a crash near RAF Croughton, Northamptonshire.Harry Dunn, 19, died in a crash near RAF Croughton, Northamptonshire.
Anne Sacoolas left the UK under diplomatic immunity while police were investigating. She has offered to meet Mr Dunn's parents, who are in the US.Anne Sacoolas left the UK under diplomatic immunity while police were investigating. She has offered to meet Mr Dunn's parents, who are in the US.
Dunn family spokesman Radd Seiger said the condition to return was a "non-negotiable red line in the sand". A Dunn family spokesman said the parents' pre-condition for a meeting was a "hurdle" to it taking place.
He said a meeting between the teenager's parents, Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn, and Mrs Sacoolas, was unlikely as they had not overcome the "hurdle" of her return. Radd Seiger told the BBC the parents, Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn, were unlikely to meet Mrs Sacoolas this week.
"Mrs Sacoolas has to commit to returning to the United Kingdom to submit herself to the English authorities, to Northamptonshire Police, and to co-operate with their inquiries," said Mr Seiger. "Mrs Sacoolas has to commit to returning to the United Kingdom to submit herself to the English authorities, to Northamptonshire Police, and to co-operate with their inquiries," he said.
The parents hope to gain media exposure in the US, to put pressure on President Donald Trump "to send Mrs Sacoolas back", he said. 'Deepest sympathies'
The parents hope to gain media exposure in the US, to put pressure on President Trump "to send Mrs Sacoolas back", he said.
Her return was "a non-negotiable red line", he told Sky News.
A letter from lawyers for Mrs Sacoolas said she wanted to meet Mr Dunn's parents "so that she can express her deepest sympathies and apologies for this tragic accident".A letter from lawyers for Mrs Sacoolas said she wanted to meet Mr Dunn's parents "so that she can express her deepest sympathies and apologies for this tragic accident".
Mr Seiger said on Radio 4's Today programme it had been "a very, very dark time" for the family and that "every second that passes is another second of pain".
Mrs Sacoolas, 42, was said to be covered by diplomatic immunity as the spouse of a US intelligence official, though that protection is now in dispute.
On Saturday, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab wrote to Mr Dunn's family to explain that the British and US governments now considered Mrs Sacoolas's immunity irrelevant.
He said the matter was now "in the hands" of Northamptonshire Police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).