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North Wingfield fire: Four people die and girl, 7, in hospital North Wingfield fire: Four people die and girl, 7, in hospital
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Two women and two boys have died in a house fire in north Derbyshire. Two women and two brothers have died in a house fire in north Derbyshire.
The fire broke out at a house in Williamthorpe Road, North Wingfield, near Chesterfield before 05:00 GMT.The fire broke out at a house in Williamthorpe Road, North Wingfield, near Chesterfield before 05:00 GMT.
Derbyshire Police said the women, Claire James, 27, and Josie Leighton, 32, were pronounced dead at the scene.Derbyshire Police said the women, Claire James, 27, and Josie Leighton, 32, were pronounced dead at the scene.
The boys, nine-year-old Tyler Green and Jordan Green, aged 12, were pronounced dead at hospital after being pulled from the first floor of the house.The boys, nine-year-old Tyler Green and Jordan Green, aged 12, were pronounced dead at hospital after being pulled from the first floor of the house.
A seven-year-old girl, who was found in the garden by emergency services, is being treated at Chesterfield Royal Hospital for smoke inhalation.A seven-year-old girl, who was found in the garden by emergency services, is being treated at Chesterfield Royal Hospital for smoke inhalation.
An investigation by the police and fire service into the cause of the blaze is under way.An investigation by the police and fire service into the cause of the blaze is under way.
Ch Insp Rick Gooch from Derbyshire Police said it was a "tragic event", which would "impact on the community".Ch Insp Rick Gooch from Derbyshire Police said it was a "tragic event", which would "impact on the community".
He added that "specially trained officers are working with the family".He added that "specially trained officers are working with the family".
'Very upsetting''Very upsetting'
Kam Bassi from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue said firefighters had "battled quite arduous conditions" in the house, which was "thoroughly smoke logged".Kam Bassi from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue said firefighters had "battled quite arduous conditions" in the house, which was "thoroughly smoke logged".
He said it was "far too early" to confirm a cause of the fire.He said it was "far too early" to confirm a cause of the fire.
Residents have spoken of their shock and sadness at the news.Residents have spoken of their shock and sadness at the news.
One neighbour said she had "heard next door thumping and banging" before the emergency services arrived.One neighbour said she had "heard next door thumping and banging" before the emergency services arrived.
Joy Cutliffe, another resident, said it was "really, really tragic and very upsetting, especially when children are involved".Joy Cutliffe, another resident, said it was "really, really tragic and very upsetting, especially when children are involved".
Simon Dormand, head teacher of North Wingfield Primary School where at least one of the children is thought to have studied, said the thoughts of staff were "with the family".Simon Dormand, head teacher of North Wingfield Primary School where at least one of the children is thought to have studied, said the thoughts of staff were "with the family".
A spokesman for Derbyshire County Council said: "Our thoughts and sympathies are with the family and friends of those who lost their lives in the house fire in North Wingfield this morning."A spokesman for Derbyshire County Council said: "Our thoughts and sympathies are with the family and friends of those who lost their lives in the house fire in North Wingfield this morning."
North Wingfield residents have set up a Facebook page for people to make donations of toys and clothing for the seven-year-old girl who escaped the fire.North Wingfield residents have set up a Facebook page for people to make donations of toys and clothing for the seven-year-old girl who escaped the fire.
It is the fourth fire in Derbyshire involving multiple deaths of children since April 2010. Last year six children died in a house fire in Victory Road, Derby.It is the fourth fire in Derbyshire involving multiple deaths of children since April 2010. Last year six children died in a house fire in Victory Road, Derby.