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'Nothing ruled out' in fatal Langley Mills flat fire 'Nothing ruled out' in fatal Langley Mill flat fire inquiry
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Fire and police investigators are "not ruling anything out" as the search for the cause of a fire that killed three people in Derbyshire continues. Fire and police investigators are "not ruling anything out" as they search for the cause of a fire that killed three people in Derbyshire.
A man, a woman and a baby girl died in the fire at Langley Mill in the early hours of Sunday morning. A man, a woman and a baby girl died in the fire at a flat in Langley Mill in the early hours of Sunday.
It is believed the fire may have spread from a car parked outside flats. Some residents said the fire may have spread from a car parked outside flats.
"Police are not in a position to give any further details of those who died in the fire as they are still tracing family members," police said. Several neighbours said they heard an argument outside the flats before the fire, but police said investigations were at an early stage.
'Open mind' "Investigating officers say they are keeping an open mind as to the cause of the fire and have not ruled anything out at this early stage in the inquiry," a police spokesman said.
"Investigating officers say they are keeping an open mind as to the cause of the fire and have not ruled anything out at this early stage in the inquiry," police said. Neighbours said they used ladders to help rescue residents inside the house before emergency services arrived.
Several neighbours said they heard an argument outside the flat on Saturday before the fire. Resident Sean Needham said he passed his six-year-old disabled son out of a window into his neighbour's arms.
One resident of the property, Sean Needham, said he passed his six-year-old disabled son out of a window into his neighbour's arms. The names of the people who died have not been released by police while family members are being traced, but tributes have been posted on social media.
Five of the occupants were taken to hospital for treatment and later released. Sarah Lauren tweeted: "This is heartbreaking" and Ben Smyth said: "Terrible news to wake up to."
Several neighbouring properties were evacuated after the fire due to a gas leak caused by the blaze. Five people were taken to hospital for treatment but later released.
Neighbours said they used ladders to try to help rescue residents inside the house before emergency services arrived. Several neighbouring properties were evacuated due to a gas leak caused by the blaze.