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Anne Bury 'shot dead' at Turkish resort Anne Bury 'shot dead' at Turkish resort
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A British woman has been killed and her son and mother injured in a shooting at the resort of Dalyan in Turkey, local media reports said. A British woman has been killed and her son and mother injured in a shooting at the resort of Dalyan in Turkey.
The dead woman is thought to be from Northallerton, North Yorkshire. She was named locally as Anne Bury, 56.The dead woman is thought to be from Northallerton, North Yorkshire. She was named locally as Anne Bury, 56.
The Foreign Office said: "We are aware of the death of a British national in Turkey on Monday. The Foreign Office said it was aware of the death of a British national in Turkey on Monday.
"We are providing consular help to the family and confirm the hospitalisation of two British nationals." A 46-year-old local man is understood to have appeared in court and has been detained in prison.
A 46-year-old local man is understood to have been arrested and is expected to appear in court later.
Ms Bury's son Alex, who lived with her and is in his early 20s, was also shot, as was her mother Cecilia Bury, in her 80s, from Middlesbrough.Ms Bury's son Alex, who lived with her and is in his early 20s, was also shot, as was her mother Cecilia Bury, in her 80s, from Middlesbrough.
According to reports, the family were shot while celebrating a birthday party at a villa in the resort on Turkey's south coast.According to reports, the family were shot while celebrating a birthday party at a villa in the resort on Turkey's south coast.
BBC reporter Jon Brain, who is in Turkey, said the arrested man was understood to be the family's gardener. BBC reporter Jon Brain said the arrested man was understood to be the family's gardener.
He said there were unconfirmed reports there had been a "heated argument" between the gardener and the family in the days before the shooting.He said there were unconfirmed reports there had been a "heated argument" between the gardener and the family in the days before the shooting.
Ms Bury is believed to have reported the argument to the Turkish police.Ms Bury is believed to have reported the argument to the Turkish police.
The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a statement confirming the fatal shooting and injuries.
It said: "The death of British citizen [Catherine] Anne Bury, and the wounding by shooting of her son Alexander Gerard Bury and mother Cecilia Bury, in Turkey's south-western town of Dalyan yesterday is currently being investigated by the relevant authorities.
"The chief suspect has been arrested and is currently under custody, while a full investigation is under way.
"Cecilia Bury has been discharged from hospital while Alexander Gerard Bury is in a stable condition there."
'Just unbelievable''Just unbelievable'
News of the shooting was greeted with shock by neighbours in her home village of Swainby on the edge of the North York Moors national park. News of the shooting was greeted with shock by neighbours in the family's home village of Swainby on the edge of the North York Moors national park.
Next door neighbour Stephen Garbutt ,72, said Ms Bury, whose full name was Catherine Anne Bury, was a good neighbour. Next door neighbour Stephen Garbutt ,72, said Ms Bury was a good neighbour.
He said: "I never ever heard a bad word, or a cross word or anything like that from any of them.He said: "I never ever heard a bad word, or a cross word or anything like that from any of them.
"How on earth they got into this situation I cannot imagine."How on earth they got into this situation I cannot imagine.
"I have never known Anne, for want of a better word, in trouble.""I have never known Anne, for want of a better word, in trouble."
He added: "For such a thing to happen in this day and age, well, it's just unbelievable."He added: "For such a thing to happen in this day and age, well, it's just unbelievable."
Mr Garbutt said his neighbour, who trained as a midwife, had been working for an oil company in Dubai in a health role.Mr Garbutt said his neighbour, who trained as a midwife, had been working for an oil company in Dubai in a health role.
His wife Jennifer said: "They were a lovely family and this has broken my heart.His wife Jennifer said: "They were a lovely family and this has broken my heart.
"It has knocked me for six.""It has knocked me for six."
Ms Bury's son worked at a local hotel, the Cleveland Tontine, after taking a year out of university but was hoping to restart his studies in medicine.Ms Bury's son worked at a local hotel, the Cleveland Tontine, after taking a year out of university but was hoping to restart his studies in medicine.
The hotel's owners said Mr Bury was "a delightful young man" and "a joy to work with".
Mr Garbutt described Ms Bury's mother as "a real lady".Mr Garbutt described Ms Bury's mother as "a real lady".
His wife also said: "Alex is very clever and wants to study to be a doctor. His wife also said: "Alex is very clever and wants to study to be a doctor.
"He is so polite and never said a harsh word to anybody, is always very helpful.""He is so polite and never said a harsh word to anybody, is always very helpful."
The couple said they remembered him going to Stokesley High School as a boy when the family moved in.The couple said they remembered him going to Stokesley High School as a boy when the family moved in.
The Foreign Office said it was providing consular help to the family.