fatoumatta's husband and the father of both children was out of the country at the time.ng with relative, is being looked after by specially trained police officers. nottinghamshire police had already launched a murder investigation before the children's mother died today and detectives have been granted an extra 36 hours to question the 31—year—old man arrested in connection with their deaths. there have been many tributes, including from the gambian community in nottinghamshire and the nursery which fatimah attended, which said she loved a cuddle and was happiest with a paintbrush in her hand. the manston migrant processing centre, a holding site for people who arrive in the uk on small boats, is now cleared, says the home office. thousands of migrants had been placed in tents at the former military airfield in kent during the autumn, leading to overcrowding and outbreaks of disease. our home editor mark easton has been following developments. the fact that we are putting in the headlines the story that manston is empty of migrants tells us how far we've got, actually,

this was fatimah who was three, her one—year—old sister naeemah and their mother fatoumatta hydara.nday morning in their flat. the children were taken to hospital but didn't survive. their mother died this morning. neighbours have found it hard to take in. the this morning. neighbours have found it hard to take in.— it hard to take in. the kids always said hello- _ it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to _ it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to make, _ it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to make, they - it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to make, they didn't l said hello. to make, they didn't have a bad bone in the body, i don't know who would want to do this to them. . , ., them. the children were beautiful and it's devastating. _ them. the children were beautiful and it's devastating. it's - them. the children were beautiful and it's devastating. it's not - them. the children were beautiful| and it's devastating. it's not good. fatoumatta's husband and father of the children was out of the country at the time, he flew back yesterday

hydara and her two children fatoumatta hydara —— naaemah and fatima.inue questioning him. detective chief inspector mark kaczynski has described this as a horrendous crime and deplete upsetting, but especially for the family involved, including the woman's husband and the father of the children, who wasn't in the uk at the time of the fire. he was thought to be in america, and tonight, we had a tribute to one of the two girls from the nursery, which she attended. rob perkins, the teacher, said the whole school �*s community, shocked and saddened and they described fatima as a kind pupil with a sunny personality who made friends wherever she went and enjoyed a cuddle and loves arts and crafts. she said she had an contagious laugh in the nursery will be the same without her. throughout the afternoon, people have continued to arrive here to place tributes to the mother and her two young children. as well as many flowers and cards of condolence. also balloons and soft toys, highlightingjust condolence. also balloons and soft toys, highlighting just how you

fatoumatta hydara was being treated in hospital after a fire at her flat on sunday morning.ished that they believe that the fire was started deliberately, but we now know that there is a third victim and that is the mother of the two children who died on sunday, and as you say, she has been named as fatoumatta hydara, who was 28, the mother of the two young children who died. she had been on life support, but died earlier today from her injuries. and her two children have also been named by nottinghamshire police today, they were one—year—old naeemah drammeh and her sister, three—year—old fatimah drammeh. now, the investigation by police is continuing, they had arrested a 31—year—old man from the clifton area of nottingham in this area on the south edge of the city on sunday and police have been granted an extra 36 hours to question him. detective chief inspector mark sinski has described this as a horrendous crime and he said it is a deeply upsetting tragedy and he can only imagine the family's pain, including the husband and father of the two children who was not said to b

because fatoumatta, we all knew her and interacted with her. she was a brilliant human being.er that will never see her children— mother that will never see her children grow, a father who will never— children grow, a father who will never see — children grow, a father who will never see his children grow. we are very sad _ never see his children grow. we are very sad and — never see his children grow. we are very sad and shocked. why— very sad and shocked. why did this happen? family members in the community hope answers will be found soon. i'm simon ward, bbc news, clifton, nottingham. to the world cup now. both england and camps have been putting in the last training sessions before tomorrow's second group match is against the usa and iran. we will hearfrom our wales against the usa and iran. we will hear from our wales correspondent from their camp, but first, let's hear from from their camp, but first, let's hearfrom natalie perks in doha. please welcome, the turkey! thanksgiving _ please welcome, the turkey! thanksgiving in _ please welcome, the turkey! thanksgiving in t

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