02/06/2014 BBC London News

The family of a seven`year`old boy frol Surrey

who died during the winter floods has criticised the authorithes as

Lawyers representing Zane Gbangbola's family are investigating

whether their home in Chertsey was affected by the poisonous g`s

hydrogen cyanide released when floodwater ran off what they

He was always happy, fun, extremely talented. Special, a Ray of

Sunshine. They are a couple in mourning. For his father has been

left paralysed from the waist with what ever killed his only

child. We are broken emotionally as well as physically. I don't worry

too much about myself. It would be wrong, considering what happened to

my son. It has been more th`n four months since the floodwaters

receded, yet the sandbags are still hear the night their son didd. The

family floodwater filled their basdment.

Their theory is poisonous v`pour infused the house.

consciousness and woke up in intensive care

had died. So far, oppose Morton has not established his death.

been used as a landfill. Thdy said think carefully about

shaded brown. The report saxs there is the potential for

of tests. For those who livd here, there is

has arrived in the country `s the search for him is steppdd up.

Richard Walton wasn't as senior back then. He was working on a special

team preparing the police's side the enquiry. At the time it is

thought he met thought he obtained information from

him. that meeting was improper and the

IPCC will investigate to apologise for failing to

investigate corruption. just want answers. The family just

want answers to this matter. misconduct is found out. Two other

former Colin Black also being investigated.

They have concerns of police corruption was flaggdd up in

this review. Frank Lampard has confirmed he is

leaving Chelsea after 13 ye`rs. He has been linked with a move to Major

league soccer in the United States. That is all from me, so I whsh you

good night and hand you over and that translates to showdrs

tomorrow. morning. Showers start to crop up

for all of us 20 Celsius. Not a bad day. Dry for a

time week of weather. Peter Gibbs has

more in the National forecast. The broad-scale weather patterns are

reasonably clear. Tomorrow we are talking about showers and bake are

always hit and miss. But lengthy dry spells in most places and some

sunshine breaking through. Heavy showers this evening running up

through the Midlands into northern England. They will move away but

more showers popping up almost anywhere overnight. Cloudy skies and

a mild and muggy night. Temperature no lower than 12 to 14 degrees. Mr

round as well. Grey start across Scotland. Potential for heavy bursts

of rain. Across Northern Ireland, showers more scattered. That will be

the case for much of the day. Sharp showers across northern England

early