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| Ex-Oasis chief Richard Glanville in Ricci Gallagher death arrest | Ex-Oasis chief Richard Glanville in Ricci Gallagher death arrest |
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| The former chief financial officer of a fashion company that owned Oasis and Warehouse is one of two men who have been arrested following a man's death. | |
| The BBC understands Richard Glanville, 59, was questioned on suspicion of the murder of Ricci Gallagher, who was found injured at a farmhouse in Little Burstead, Essex. | The BBC understands Richard Glanville, 59, was questioned on suspicion of the murder of Ricci Gallagher, who was found injured at a farmhouse in Little Burstead, Essex. |
| The 46-year-old died in hospital a week later, on 6 August. | The 46-year-old died in hospital a week later, on 6 August. |
| A 53-year-old man from Basildon was also arrested. Both have been bailed. | A 53-year-old man from Basildon was also arrested. Both have been bailed. |
| Mr Gallagher, from Billericay, had reported a fire at his home in Blind Lane, Little Burstead, minutes before police received a call that he was hurt at the nearby farmhouse on Sudburys Farm Road. | Mr Gallagher, from Billericay, had reported a fire at his home in Blind Lane, Little Burstead, minutes before police received a call that he was hurt at the nearby farmhouse on Sudburys Farm Road. |
| Police said they were investigating why Mr Gallagher was at the farmhouse. | Police said they were investigating why Mr Gallagher was at the farmhouse. |
| The East of England Air Ambulance confirmed the Duke of Cambridge was the co-pilot when Mr Gallagher was airlifted to hospital. | The East of England Air Ambulance confirmed the Duke of Cambridge was the co-pilot when Mr Gallagher was airlifted to hospital. |
| Mr Glanville worked for Aurora Fashions, a holding company which owned Oasis, Coast, Warehouse and Karen Millen until 2013. | Mr Glanville worked for Aurora Fashions, a holding company which owned Oasis, Coast, Warehouse and Karen Millen until 2013. |