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One killed in village house blast One killed in village house blast
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One person has died after an explosion at a residential property in a Warwickshire village. One person has died after an explosion started a "ferocious" fire at a house in a Warwickshire village.
A liquid petroleum gas cylinder in the garden was believed to have caused the incident in Ullenhall Street, Ullenhall, the fire service said. A liquid petroleum gas cylinder in the garden was believed to have caused the blast in Ullenhall Street, Ullenhall, the fire service said.
A body was found while crews were putting out the fire at the back of the property on Thursday afternoon.A body was found while crews were putting out the fire at the back of the property on Thursday afternoon.
"Everything is indicating it's a tragic accident but an investigation is under way," a police spokesman said.
The ambulance service said a cordon was set up "due to the ferocity and nature of the fire" near Henley-in-Arden.The ambulance service said a cordon was set up "due to the ferocity and nature of the fire" near Henley-in-Arden.
Nobody else was injured in the fire.Nobody else was injured in the fire.
The explosion happened at about 1600 BST and the fire was extinguished by about 1725 BST.The explosion happened at about 1600 BST and the fire was extinguished by about 1725 BST.
Three fire engines were sent to the scene.Three fire engines were sent to the scene.