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Dame Maggie Smith left huge £16million estate to her two actor sons

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By Nick Fagge Verified
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Dame Maggie Smith left a £16million fortune following her death aged 89, the Daily Mail can reveal. The screen legend, who starred in Downton Abbey and the Harry Potter films, died in September 2024, and left almost all of the estate to her two actor sons, Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens - including her sprawling farmhouse home in the Sussex countryside on the South Downs.
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Moment lifeboat battled heavy seas in search for family who drowned after girl got stuck in net

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By Katherine Lawton, Nick Fagge Verified
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New footage shows the moment a lifeboat battled heavy seas during a desperate search for a family who drowned after a girl got 'caught in a fishing net'. Fishermen reported seeing four people struggling in the water in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, at 3pm yesterday while sea conditions were choppy. A man, a woman and a teenage girl have all been confirmed dead, while a young girl remains in critical condition. All four are from the same family and were camping nearby.
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Family tragedy as three die at beach in Sussex swimming in choppy sea

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By Nick Fagge Verified
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The family who died in Sussex had been swimming in choppy seas while camping nearby, locals say. A young girl remained fighting for her life overnight after the summer holiday that killed three of her relatives yesterday. Ambulances, two helicopters and coastguards rushed to Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, at 3pm after fishermen reported seeing four people struggling in the water. Sussex Police confirmed that a man, a woman and a teenage girl had died.
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