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Police investigating the cause of a fire in a south-west London flat which killed a mother and her young daughter are not treating it as suspicious.Police investigating the cause of a fire in a south-west London flat which killed a mother and her young daughter are not treating it as suspicious.
Officers have now formally identified the body of Tara Mallon, 35, who was found inside the second-floor flat in Willow Tree Close, Earlsfield.Officers have now formally identified the body of Tara Mallon, 35, who was found inside the second-floor flat in Willow Tree Close, Earlsfield.
The body of the child has not yet been formally identified but it is thought to be that of Phoebe Tuck, aged three. The body of the child also found inside has not been formally identified but is thought to be Phoebe Tuck, aged three.
The cause of the fire, which broke out on Friday evening, is not yet known.The cause of the fire, which broke out on Friday evening, is not yet known.
The bodies of the pair were found in the bedroom of the property.The bodies of the pair were found in the bedroom of the property.
The Metropolitan Police (Met) said officers were "confident" the child who died was Ms Mallon's daughter Phoebe.
The force said Ms Mallon also used the surname Tuck.
Post-mortem examinations have taken place to determine the cause of death but the results have not been revealed.Post-mortem examinations have taken place to determine the cause of death but the results have not been revealed.
The Metropolitan Police said officers from Wandsworth had investigated the cause of the fire and were now satisfied there were no suspicious circumstances. The Met said officers from Wandsworth had investigated the cause of the fire and were now satisfied there were no suspicious circumstances.
A neighbour raised the alarm at 1925 GMT after smelling smoke and hearing the sounds of a fire.
Twenty firefighters took an hour to bring the fire under control. It caused extensive damage to the property.
Earlier, neighbour Patricia Robson described Phoebe as "a beautiful little blonde girl". She described the deaths as "a tragedy".