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Police are ‘not looking for anyone else’ as they probe deaths of TV paramedic, 24, and his girlfriend, 22, after their bodies were discovered together

Police are ‘not looking for anyone else’ as they probe deaths of TV paramedic, 24, and his girlfriend, 22, after their bodies were discovered together

Police are ‘not looking for anyone else’ as they probe the deaths of a TV paramedic and his girlfriend after their bodies were discovered together.

999: On the Front Line star Daniel Duffield, 24, and Lauren Evans, 22, were found by West Midlands Ambulance Service at his home in Cannock, Staffordshire on Tuesday.

It is understood the couple were in a relationship, with Mr Duffield’s social media littered with pictures of the two of them attending concerts together for artists including Becky Hill and Mimi Webb.

This is a breaking story, more to follow. 



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