Kylee's mother makes fresh appeal

Miss Dibble was found battered to death in her flat in Barton Hill

The mother of Bristol teenager Kylee Dibble, who was found battered to death, has made a fresh appeal for help in tracking down her killer.

The body of the 18-year-old was discovered after her Barton Hill home was set on fire in February.

Her mother, Lesley Woodhouse, said: "I know someone out there has information and I want them to come forward."

Three men who were arrested on suspicion of her murder remain on police bail.

'Just existing'

Ms Woodhouse has spoken of her attempt to keep the rest of her family together, despite her grief.

"Some days I don't want to get out of bed. I'm not living, I'm just existing because I know I've got the other four.

"They can't understand why mum is crying all the time, they're too young to understand.

"You never expect your children to go before you and not the way Kylee went.

"If she'd been knocked down by a car that's a tragic accident, she didn't need to go that way."

Last month, detectives carried out a major inquiry in Barton Hill showing members of the public CCTV images of people in the area close to her flat at the time of the fire.

Detective Superintendent Stephen Tunks said there had been a good response and that a number of leads were being followed up.