ifirst shouting, fire, mummy, wake up, get the babies. i first thought was, what _ the babies.laying — what have you done? she thought i was playing with — what have you done? she thought i was playing with the _ what have you done? she thought i was playing with the lighter - what have you done? she thought i was playing with the lighter and - what have you done? she thought i was playing with the lighter and i l was playing with the lighter and i put it on fire. i think she was immensely brave. for a little girl of six years old to see that her house is on fire. yeah, i was getting a bit upset. were you? because your house was on fire? because it was getting badder and badder. the family are now living in temporary accommodation, but they're unharmed and safe, thanks to a six—year—old girl who didn't think twice about saving them. do you feel like a brave person? a little bit. danny savage, bbc news, yorkshire. this programme continues on bbc one.

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