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A woman has been charged with the murder of her two teenage daughters. A woman is due to appear before magistrates charged with stabbing to death her two teenage daughters.
The bodies of sisters Jasmine, 13, and Davina Kumari-Baker, 16, were found in a house in Stretham, near Ely, Cambridgeshire on Wednesday. The bodies of Jasmine Kumari-Baker, 13, and her sister Davina, 16, were found in a house in Stretham, near Ely, Cambridgeshire, on Wednesday.
On Friday evening Cambridgeshire Police charged Rekha Kumari-Baker with murdering the two girls. Cambridgeshire Police charged Rekha Kumari-Baker on Friday evening with murdering the girls.
Post-mortem tests had revealed both girls had died from multiple stab wounds to the chest. Ms Kumari-Baker is due to appear in court on Saturday. Post-mortem examinations have revealed both girls died from multiple wounds to the chest.
The girls' father David Baker, 43, paid tribute to his daughters. Ms Kumari-Baker is due to appear at Peterborough Magistrates Court on Saturday.
The girls' father David Baker, 43, has paid tribute to his daughters.
Internet messagesInternet messages
He said: "They meant everything to me and I loved them with all my heart.He said: "They meant everything to me and I loved them with all my heart.
"We have so many good memories. We all used to sing together and go shopping. I was so proud to walk down the street with my two beautiful daughters. "We have so many good memories. We all used to sing together and go shopping.
"I hope they are at peace." "I was so proud to walk down the street with my two beautiful daughters. I hope they are at peace."
Davina and Jasmine had pages on networking site, Bebo, where friends have been leaving messages.Davina and Jasmine had pages on networking site, Bebo, where friends have been leaving messages.
The girls' bodies were found at a house in StrethamThe girls' bodies were found at a house in Stretham
One internet site tribute by a friend of the girls read: "A great loss: two beautifully stunning girls just gone."One internet site tribute by a friend of the girls read: "A great loss: two beautifully stunning girls just gone."
Counselling has been offered to pupils at the schools the sisters attended.Counselling has been offered to pupils at the schools the sisters attended.
Tony Cooper, head teacher of Cottenham Village College which Jasmine attended, said: "Jasmine was a conscientious, hard-working girl. Her close friends are understandably very upset."Tony Cooper, head teacher of Cottenham Village College which Jasmine attended, said: "Jasmine was a conscientious, hard-working girl. Her close friends are understandably very upset."
Davina was studying for her GCSEs at Cambridge Regional College.Davina was studying for her GCSEs at Cambridge Regional College.
Rick Dearing, college principal, said: "Davina was a bright and popular student who will be missed by her friends and classmates as well as the staff who knew her.Rick Dearing, college principal, said: "Davina was a bright and popular student who will be missed by her friends and classmates as well as the staff who knew her.
"Every effort is being made to provide support to all those who need it at this difficult time.""Every effort is being made to provide support to all those who need it at this difficult time."