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ITV Good Morning Britain star delivers ‘absolutely tragic’ news after sad death

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh told viewers of the ITV show that a nine-month-old baby was killed in a dog attack

Good Morning Britain’s Ranvir Singh shared “tragic” news during Monday’s instalment of the ITV programme, revealing that a nine-month-old baby had been killed in a dog attack.

The presenter informed viewers of the show on Monday (November 3) that the incident occurred at a property in South Wales on Sunday evening, reports Wales Online.

Ranvir then handed over to the show’s broadcaster Jonathan Swain, who had travelled to Wales to provide a special report from the site of the incident.

“Well a very peaceful early Sunday evening was completely shattered on this very close-knit street here in this village,” he reported.

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“I have just spoken to a few neighbours here this morning. They are remaining a little bit tight-lipped over what happened. They are really shocked by the events here from yesterday evening.”

The reporter confirmed that police were still present at the scene and that the house had been “sealed off” following the tragic event.

He explained that at around 6pm, police and paramedics arrived on the street in response to reports of a dog attack. There were even accounts of armed police being present at the scene.

“Now we don’t know any more circumstances or any more information around the type of dog that was involved,” he continued.

He said it was hoped that further details about what had happened would be available later in the day.

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“Although we know that the dog has been seized by the police and taken away from the property,” stated the news correspondent.

He continued: “Some neighbours that I have spoken to Ranvir, you can imagine, are just utterly utterly shocked at the death of a nine-month-old baby on a quiet Sunday evening here in this small village in South Wales.”