Claire Freemantle, the driver of the four-by-four that crashed into a primary school in Wimbledon, killing two schoolgirls, has been bailed for the second time by the Met Police. The incident occurred during a picnic on the last day of the summer term, resulting in the deaths of Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau, both 8 years old. After an internal review was launched due to concerns raised by the families of the victims, Freemantle was rearrested, despite previously being told she would face no further action following the crash.
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