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Page last updated at 16:26 GMT, Friday, 10 July 2009 17:26 UK
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Factory accident death man named

Paul Clark
The HSE is investigating Mr Clark's death

A man who died at a car parts factory in County Durham has been named.

Paul Clark was fatally injured at ThyssenKrup Tallent Ltd in Newton Aycliffe on Wednesday afternoon.

The 52-year-old, of Alverton Drive, Newton Aycliffe, is believed to have been involved in an accident with machinery at the site.

Officials from the Heath and Safety Executive (HSE) are investigating the incident along with officers from Durham Police.



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