BREAKING NEWS Pictured: 'Selfless' mother-of-four killed in tandem sky dive jump at Devon airfield
Tributes have been paid to a 'selfless' mother of four who died in a tandem jump - as one of the victims of the tragedy was pictured for the first time.
Police have launched a probe following the deaths in what was described as a 'tragic accident' at Dunkeswell Airfield in Devon.
Family members have been paying tribute to Belinda Taylor, who died in the incident on Friday.
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