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Divers recover body from quarry Divers recover body from quarry
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The body thought to be that of a teenager who went missing while swimming in a Derbyshire quarry has been recovered by police divers.The body thought to be that of a teenager who went missing while swimming in a Derbyshire quarry has been recovered by police divers.
Police said the body was found on Sunday night at the disused Far Hill Quarry, near Ashover.Police said the body was found on Sunday night at the disused Far Hill Quarry, near Ashover.
Emergency services were alerted shortly after 1500 BST by people who saw the 15-year-old calling out for help.Emergency services were alerted shortly after 1500 BST by people who saw the 15-year-old calling out for help.
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue crews handed the search to the police underwater team on advice from a medical expert.Derbyshire Fire and Rescue crews handed the search to the police underwater team on advice from a medical expert.
A Derbyshire Police spokesman said: "Search teams made up of police and fire crews were at the scene for a number of hours.A Derbyshire Police spokesman said: "Search teams made up of police and fire crews were at the scene for a number of hours.
"A specialist police diving unit from Nottinghamshire, which had been called in to assist, recovered the boy's body from the water at 2050 BST.""A specialist police diving unit from Nottinghamshire, which had been called in to assist, recovered the boy's body from the water at 2050 BST."
Fire Crews from Matlock, Clay Cross and Chesterfield attended the incident at the quarry, which is known locally as the Blue Lagoon, along with a police boat. Fire crews from Matlock, Clay Cross and Chesterfield attended the incident at the quarry, which is known locally as the Blue Lagoon, along with a police boat.
An investigation is under way to establish what happened, the police spokesman added.An investigation is under way to establish what happened, the police spokesman added.