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Family of toddler who plunged from Cyprus hotel window urge Ed Miliband to help father charged with son's death

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The family of a British father charged in connection with the tragic death of his two-year-old son in a fall from a hotel balcony in Cyprus has urged Ed Miliband to help get him back to the UK in time for the boy's funeral.The tragedy took place near the Chloraka area in the coast city of Paphos on July 12, when the child is said to have fallen out of his 37-year-old father's arms whilst the pair were playing "airplane".The dad was previously arrested and set to be remanded in custody for eight days - but has since been charged with negligence in connection to the death.The charges on Tuesday saw him accused of "causing death by a rash, reckless, or dangerous act".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The family is now seeking the support of the newly appointed Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in the hope that the father can attend his son's funeral in Britain.One source close to the family told The Telegraph: "The family fully understands that the British Government cannot interfere with...

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