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Hundreds of people are expected to line the streets of a North East Lincolnshire town later as the bodies of two soldiers are brought home. Hundreds of people have lined the streets of a North East Lincolnshire town as the bodies of two soldiers killed in Afghanistan are brought home.
Grimsby will pay its respects to Sgt Matthew Telford and Guardsman Jimmy Major, who were among five soldiers shot by an Afghan police trainee. Grimsby is paying its respects to Sgt Matthew Telford and Guardsman Jimmy Major, who were among five soldiers shot by an Afghan police trainee.
The cortege will pass through several streets before a salute is given.The cortege will pass through several streets before a salute is given.
The funerals of Sgt Telford, 37, and Guardsman Major, 18, are expected to be held next week.The funerals of Sgt Telford, 37, and Guardsman Major, 18, are expected to be held next week.
Sgt Telford, from Scartho, and Guardsman Major from Cleethorpes, were in the Grenadier Guards.Sgt Telford, from Scartho, and Guardsman Major from Cleethorpes, were in the Grenadier Guards.
'Wonderful lad''Wonderful lad'
They were shot dead by the police officer at a secure checkpoint in Nad-e-Ali in Helmand Province on 3 November.They were shot dead by the police officer at a secure checkpoint in Nad-e-Ali in Helmand Province on 3 November.
The bodies of the five soldiers were brought back to the UK on 10 November.The bodies of the five soldiers were brought back to the UK on 10 November.
William Ferrand, the uncle of Sgt Telford, said his nephew had "absolutely loved" his job training Afghan forces.William Ferrand, the uncle of Sgt Telford, said his nephew had "absolutely loved" his job training Afghan forces.
He added: "Everybody knows what a wonderful lad he was. It has devastated all of us."He added: "Everybody knows what a wonderful lad he was. It has devastated all of us."
Relatives of Guardsman Jimmy Major said he took pride in his profession and had "died doing the job he loved."Relatives of Guardsman Jimmy Major said he took pride in his profession and had "died doing the job he loved."