The family of a seven-year-old who was killed when a double-decker bus crashed into the front of a Sainsbury's supermarket have paid tribute to their "adorable and caring" son.
Rowan Fitzgerald, 7, of Leamington Spa, was one of two people who lost their lives when the bus crashed into the shop front in Coventry.
Dora Hancox, 76, of Nuneaton, also died in the crash on October 3.
Two people killed in a bus crash in Coventry at the weekend have been named by their families.
Rowan Fitzgerald, 7, of Leamington Spa and Dora Hancox, in her 70s, of Nuneaton, both died when a double decker bus collided with a supermarket.
Rowan’s cousin, an eight-year-old girl, was also injured and she remains in a stable condition in hospital.
The children were travelling with their grandparents on the bus when the accident happened.
Five other people were injured in the crash.
Inspector Paul Bennett, from West Midlands Police, said:
The bus driver, a 77-year-old man, has not been arrested but "continues to help investigators", police say.
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