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Tributes for firefighters who perished in blaze alongside third victim
Tributes have poured in for the pair of brave combatants, as well as a member of the public, after the inferno ripped through a former RAF base near the Oxfordshire village last night.
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thetimes.com
Three dead and two fighting for life after fire at former RAF base
Two firefighters and a member of the public killed in a blaze at Bicester Motion, formerly known as Bicester Heritage, which is ongoing but under control
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dailymail.co.uk
LIVE: Bicester fire crew in mourning after two rescuers killed
LIVE UPDATES: Follow live coverage as two firefighters and a member of the public die after a huge fire swept through a former RAF base in Oxfordshire.
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Three dead in fire: Two firefighters and member of the public killed
In an update this morning, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said they were 'mourning the loss' of two colleagues killed in the blaze.
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Fire chief chokes with emotion as two colleagues die in Bicester blaze
Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service's chief fire officer choked with emotion and appeared to be fighting back tears as he told 'with a heavy heart' of the 'unwavering bravery' of…
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Tributes for firefighters who perished in blaze alongside third victim
Tributes have poured in for the pair of brave combatants, as well as a member of the public, after the inferno ripped through a former RAF base near the Oxfordshire village last…
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Hero firefighters who died in Bicester inferno are named
Two hero firefighters who died in an inferno that ripped through a former RAF base near Bicester Village yesterday have been named.
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Inferno at former RAF base kills two firefighters
The fire service suffered its deadliest day for 15 years as two firefighters died and two more were seriously injured tackling a blaze at a former RAF base.
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Police probing Bicester fire that killed three give an update
Thames Valley Police confirmed enquiries are ongoing into the cause of the blaze, however it is not safe to enter the former RAF base due to 'fire hotspots'.