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Hull fatal house fire: Floral tributes left for victims Hull fatal house fire: Floral tributes left for victims
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Floral tributes have been left in front of a fire-damaged terraced house near Hull where a man died along with his 10-year-old daughter. Floral tributes have been left in front of a fire-damaged terraced house where a man died along with his 10-year-old daughter.
Firefighters tried to save the pair from the home in Wensley Avenue, Cottingham, on Saturday morning. Firefighters tried to save the pair from the home in Wensley Avenue, Cottingham, near Hull on Saturday.
Post-mortem tests are due to take place on Tuesday to establish the cause of the girl's death. Tests on her 47-year-old father were carried out on Sunday. They have been named locally as 47-year-old Garry Bolton and his daughter Paige.
Police said it was at the early stages of a "very complicated" investigation. A Humberside Police spokesman said the force was in the early stages of a "very complicated" investigation.
Post-mortem tests are due to take place on Tuesday to establish the cause of the girl's death. Tests on her father were carried out on Sunday.
Officers are working to identify the cause of the blaze, which started shortly before 07:50 GMT.Officers are working to identify the cause of the blaze, which started shortly before 07:50 GMT.
The father died at the scene and his daughter later died in hospital. Mr Bolton died at the scene and his daughter later died in hospital.
They were the only people in the property at the time, the fire service had said. They were the only people in the property at the time, according to the fire service.
A neighbour said he tried to rescue those inside after seeing smoke coming from the building. A neighbour said he tried to rescue the pair after seeing smoke coming from the building.
Carl Goodfellow said he shouted through the letterbox to try to raise the alarm and also tried to break the door down.Carl Goodfellow said he shouted through the letterbox to try to raise the alarm and also tried to break the door down.
"I was banging on the window to try and get some attention, but there was nothing," he said."I was banging on the window to try and get some attention, but there was nothing," he said.
Humberside Police it was continuing to support the families "at this very difficult time". Police said they were continuing to support the families of those involved "at this very difficult time".
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