Factory 'fireball' kills two men
Two people have died following an 'fireball' in a factory workshop on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Norwich.
Factory workers killed instantly in 'fireball' rather than explosion
Police investigating an industrial accident at a factory on the outskirts of Norwich have described the blast which killed two men as a 'fireball'.
The incident at Harford Attachments in Hellesdon on Monday killed Daniel Timbers and Barry Joy instantly according to a post-mortem examination.
They died as a result of the effects of fire and "inhalation of fumes of combustion."
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Inquest hears evidence into factory deaths
The managing director of a Norwich factory where two men were killed in an explosion, has been giving evidence at their inquests.
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Inquest into deaths of men killed in factory 'fireball'
Daniel Timbers and Barry Joyboth died as a result of the effects of fire and inhalation of fumes of combustion in July 2015.
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PM calls for thorough investigation into "explosion"
The Prime Minister has ordered a "thorough" investigation into the deaths of two men at a warehouse on the outskirts of Norwich.