Girl of 16 killed and two critical after ‘stabbing’

RESPONSE Police at scene

A GIRL of 16 died in “unexplained” circumstances last night following reports of a stabbing.

Detectives described the death only as “sudden” and said the cause had not been confirmed.

South Wales police were called to premises in Baglan Street, in the village of Ynyswen, Rhondda Cynon Taf, at around midday yesterday.

Two men have been arrested

The workers on Channel 4’s SAS Who Dares Wins made the allegations to Bectu.

It comes after the broadcaster this week said it “will not be working with him again” after several women claimed he made “inappropriate comments” on set.

Middleton, 40 – who served 14 years in the Armed Forces – told ITV’s Good Morning Britain on Wednesday: “It’s obviously something that they’ve seen... a bit of military banter, they’ve seen a bit of military humour... and they really felt offended.”

Four women then went to Bectu, while The Mirror spoke to a separate female crew member who claimed Middleton “overstepped the mark” in how he treated people on set.

The media union claims “a number of women” have been in touch about Middleton. It said: “We will not be publishing the allegations, however we want to set the record straight following an interview on Good Morning

‘Military banter’ is no excuse for his behaviour

BECTU TV AND MEDIA UNION ON CLAIMS and are in hospital receiving treatment for serious injuries. Police said the incident is not being treated as a terrorist attack.

They say those involved are known to each other and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.

Supt Rich Jones said detectives were trying to “establish the exact circumstances that have led to the tragic death of this young girl”.