Police investigate man's death at paper millpublished at 16:03 BST 20 October
Cumbria Police says it was contacted on Monday about the incident in Beetham.
Read MoreCumbria Police says it was contacted on Monday about the incident in Beetham.
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Read MoreCarlisle United chief executive Tom Lawrence says results must improve and reiterates the backing of the club's American-based owners.
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