Appeal for witnesses to North Kilworth collision
An investigation into Friday's incident is continuing
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An investigation into Friday's incident is continuing
An investigation into yesterday's incident is continuing
An investigation into the incident earlier this month is continuing
Specialist officers are providing support to the boy's family
Emergency services were called to the scene
Police are treating the incident as a suspected arson
It forms part of an ongoing investigation into an arson at Loughborough Town Hall
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