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Man arrested over burglary at Ben Stokes's home Man arrested over burglary at home of Ben Stokes
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A man has been arrested following a burglary at England cricket captain Ben Stokes's home, police have said. Stokes has been England's Test captain since 2022
Stokes, who was in Pakistan for the recent Test series, said his wife and two children were at the property in Castle Eden, County Durham, during the break-in on 17 October, when his OBE and other valuables were taken. A man has been arrested following a burglary at the home of England cricket captain Ben Stokes.
Stokes, who was in Pakistan for the recent Test series, said his wife and two children were at the property in Castle Eden, County Durham, when a masked gang broke in on 17 October.
Durham Police said a 32-year-old man from North Yorkshire was arrested overnight on suspicion of burglary.Durham Police said a 32-year-old man from North Yorkshire was arrested overnight on suspicion of burglary.
He has been released on bail while the investigation continues, the force added.He has been released on bail while the investigation continues, the force added.
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. Stokes, 33, said his family did not come to "any physical harm" but a number of "sentimental" items were taken, including the medal for his OBE, which he received in 2020.
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The all-rounder, who also plays for Durham, said his "sole motivation" for sharing the images was "not the recovery of material items", but "to catch the people who did this".
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