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A MAN in his 70s and woman in her 60s have been found dead with “serious injuries” – sparking an urgent police probe.

Emergency services rushed to the property in Cornwall on Wednesday night after a report to authorities concerning the pair’s welfare, cops said.

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Authorities arrived at the home in Treclago View, Camelford at 10pm.

The elderly man and woman, who were known to each other, had “sustained serious injuries” and were tragically pronounced dead at the scene after

Local Detective Inspector Peter Gee said: “We are supporting the next of kin of the people who have died in this very sad incident.

“Officers are carrying out enquiries to establish exactly what has happened but we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter.”

He added: “A cordon remains in place at the address while officers continue with their enquiries and a thorough examination of the scene is conducted.

“There will be a heightened police presence in the area, and we encourage anyone with concerns to speak with officers.”

Devon and Cornwall Police appealed for anyone with information to contact them online or by telephone on 101, quoting reference number 50250248436.

A probe has been launched to establish the exact circumstances of the two deaths.

Cops also confirmed: “A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s had sustained serious injuries and were pronounced deceased at the scene.

“They were known to each other and their next of kin have been informed.”

Earlier this week, two people were found dead in a home sparking an urgent probe over their “unexplained” deaths.

Neighbours were left shocked after the bodies were discovered at a property in the village of Ormesby, North Yorkshire, on Wednesday, police said.

Cleveland Police are treating the deaths as “unexplained” at present with detectives carrying out investigations.

A property on Millbeck Way was cordoned off on Thursday morning after police made the grim discovery on Wednesday afternoon.

One local resident told TeessideLive that they hadn’t seen the people living at the property in “almost three weeks”.

They said: “I had a funny feeling after a week that something wasn’t right.”

Another resident said: “I was gutted when I heard, it was sad really.

“They were lovely people to speak to, they were to me, they were polite.”

There were also reports of the windows of the property being smashed or boarded up.

A spokesperson for Cleveland Police said: “At approximately 2.45pm on Wednesday, September 24, police attended to a property on Millbeck Way and located two bodies inside.

“The deaths are currently being treated as unexplained as detectives begin an investigation into the circumstances.

“A scene is in place at the property.”

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The Espresso Siena will run between the capital Rome and Siena, winding across the pretty hills of Tuscany along the way. Servies are limited and only scheduled until the end of this month

A vintage train brought back from the 1970s will take to the rails once again.

Italy has launched a series of revamped vintage trains in recent years, and now another glamorous locomotive will join the fleet. The Espresso Siena will run between the capital Rome and Siena, winding across the pretty hills of Tuscany along the way.

While the Espresso express will immerse passengers in a vintage railway experience, the train’s Gran Confort first-class carriages have been meticulously restored and brought up to modern standard.

In terms of 70s-style features, the train has plush blue velvet seats, giant panoramic windows and funky 70s wallpaper that clads the carriage partitions. The corridors are also panelled in wood.

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“Imagine settling into an armchair, enveloped by the retro charm of the carriages, as the landscape gently transforms outside your large window. Let your gaze wander among the lush vineyards that produce fine wines and breathe in the air filled with history and ancient traditions,” tempts Treni Turistici.

“The Siena Express is not just a means of transport, but a real journey into the soul of Tuscany. It is a unique opportunity to slow down, connect deeply with the beauty of the landscape, and savor the most authentic essence of this region. An experience that nourishes the soul and provides unforgettable memories.”

If you fancy experiencing a nostalgic journey on the Espresso Siena, you’ll need to book quickly as the route is only running for a limited time. Fondazione FS and FS Treni Turistici Italiani are running the service together just until the end of the month.

The service will run for three weekends in the autumn. It will travel from Rome to Siena on 27 September, 4 October and 1 November, departing at 7.42am from Roma Termini station and arriving in Siena at 1.20pm. The return journeys from Siena will take place on 28 September, 5 October and 2 November.

Siena sits in the centre of Tuscany and is distinguished by its medieval brick buildings and its rich art history. In the middle of the city is a fan-shaped central square, Piazza del Campo, which is the site of the Palazzo Pubblico, the Gothic town hall, and Torre del Mangia.

It is known for the Palio di Siena, a horse race held twice each year, on 2 July and 16 August. Ten horses and riders, bareback and dressed in the appropriate colours, take each other on for the glory of the city’s wards. The race is a particularly thrilling spectacle due to the closeness of the racing horses to the crowds of spectators.

AN iconic 70s actress has been spotted looking completely unrecognisable, 47 years after playing a celebrated role that has stood the test of time.

The star, 74, was pictured in New York yesterday running errands while dressed in a pink polo shirt and white shorts, which could be considered an ode to her legendary character.

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She got her big break in Hollywood back in 1978 in a musical romantic comedy film which ended up becoming the highest grossing musical film at the time.

Four years later, she reprised her role for the stand-alone sequel and was the only character to return from the first film.

That’s right, it’s Grease icon Didi Conn! She played Frenchy Facciano as part of the Pink Ladies in the movie and it’s sequel.

The film’s soundtrack album ended 1978 as the second-best-selling album  of the year in the United States, only behind 1977 movie Saturday Night Fever.

It was nominated for several accolades including a nomination for Best Original Song at the Oscars and five nominations at the Golden Globe Awards.

Not only that, but in 2020, Grease was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant”.

Didi previously spoke exclusively to The Sun about her experience of shooting the film and shared some behind the scenes insights.

In one memorable scene of the movie, there’s a dance contest where the cast go wild, dancing the Hand Jive and doing some rather dirty dancing.

While it looked like it would have been fun to film, Didi revealed it was anything but fun.

She expressed: “That actually took a whole week of shooting. And what was really tough about it was that it was the height of summer – my birthday was that week, and the cake they got for me totally melted.

“We were in a real high school in downtown Los Angeles, with no air conditioning, and we had to keep the windows closed because right next door was a pork plant, so you can imagine the smell!”

But it was Summer Nights, the opening number of Grease, that Didi remembered most fondly.

She explained: “I think that’s where we all bonded, and it was so much fun to sing that song and jump all around the table.

“We’d been rehearsing it for weeks beforehand, so the energy was so high when we performed it for real.”

Grease stars remembered

IT has been over 45 years since the release of hit musical film Grease, which began its decades-long tenure of dazzling fans in 1978.

Sadly, including Susan Buckner, five of the much-loved cast have passed away.

On August 8, 2022 it was announced that Olivia Newton-John had passed away aged 73, following a 30 year battle with breast cancer.

After falling ill with pneumonia, Jeff Conaway – Danny’s best pal Kenickie in the movie – sadly passed away in 2011.

The same year, Annette Charles, who played Cha Cha, lost her battle with cancer.

In 1993, Dennis C. Stewart, who played rebel Leo, was diagnosed with HIV and passed away from AIDS in 1994.

After Grease, Didi went on to star in comedy film Almost Summer, fantasy adventure film Thomas and the Magic Railroad and biographical film Frida, based on the life of Frida Kahlo.

In 2019, she flew across the pond to make her debut on British tv screens on the eleventh series of Dancing on Ice.

She was partnered with professional Łukasz Różycki and at the age of 67, was the oldest person to ever compete on the show.

However, she was eliminated in the fourth week after the judges decided to save Saara Aalto and Hamish Gaman after following the skate-off.

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