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Tributes paid to teenagers who died after car plunged into River Wear
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The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is a prestigious programme that aims to help young people develop new skills and push their personal boundaries through outdoor activities and community service. Participants often undertake challenging expeditions as part of the award, which can involve hiking, camping, and water-based activities in rural areas. The award is highly regarded and widely recognised in the UK, with many schools and organisations encouraging young people to take part.
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Evening Standard
Tributes paid to London teenager who died after going into river on Duke of Edinburgh expedition
Umar Dumbuya was hiking with friends near Glasbury in Powys when he got into difficulty in the water
9 Jul, 14:00
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Sky News
Tributes paid to teenagers who died after car plunged into River Wear
The families of two teenagers who died when a car was driven into the River Wear described one as a "beautiful girl" and the other as a "loving" boy.
2 Oct, 13:39
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