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Gas blast victim pictured after tragic death in blaze that destroyed three-storey flats

Gas blast victim, 42, 'killed when three-storey building collapsed'

Tributes have been paid to 42-year-old Reena James thought to have been killed when a three-storey building in Bedford collapsed after a blaze, as others jumped from windows to escape.

One dead after gas explosion sparks 'inferno' at block of flats as three people taken to hospital

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service described the blaze on Redwood Grove, Bedford, as a major incident , while a resident said they saw one person leap from a second-floor window.

La Maison Hatley

La Maison Hatley WINNER OF A 2020 CANADIAN ARCHITECT PHOTO AWARD OF MERIT “This image has an interesting, powerful composition. The light is fairly even; the sky and snow have the same quality of light. The tactile nature of the skin of the barns is quite beautiful.” – Michael Moxam Grey skies, snow and cold. These are constant features of life during a Canadian winter, and yet they show up fairly infrequently in photographs of architecture. Mostly, representations of architecture are made during summer or fall, with cheerful blue skies the preferred visual language. Summer pictures do have the advantage of flexibility for a publishing schedule it seems no-one wants a reminder of winter at other times of year.