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Kent

Police find three bodies near Cliffs of Dover

The bodies of a man and a woman were discovered during the search for a missing man, also found dead.

POLICE IN THE United Kingdom have discovered the bodies of two men and a woman near the Cliffs of Dover.

Kent Police were originally called to Langdon Cliffs shortly before 2.30pm this afternoon due to concern for the welfare of a man.

His body was later discovered at the foot of cliffs by the coastguard, police said in a statement.

During this search, the coastguard unit discovered a further two bodies – a man and a woman.

However, Kent Police do not believe their deaths are linked to the first man.

“Enquiries into the circumstances behind all three deaths are ongoing,” the statement added.

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