The couple, who were found dead in their remote home in south west France after a possible burglary gone wrong, had moved to the area almost a decade ago

A British couple were found dead at their home in Aveyron in unexplained circumstances on Thursday, February 6. The bodies of the unnamed British couple - identified as an English man and Scottish woman in their 60s - were found by a neighbour at around 13:00 at their home near Villefranche-de-Rouergue.

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A British couple have been found dead in their home in south west France. The couple, who were both in their 60s, are understood to have moved to the hamlet of Les Pesquiès, south of Villefranche-de-Rouergue, from Scotland around 10 years ago. Local media said that the bodies were discovered by a neighbour at around 1pm on Thursday.

The pair, named on Friday as Andrew and Dawn Searle, moved to south west France from Scotland about a decade ago. The local mayor, Jean-Sébastien Orcibal, told French television that the deaths were "clearly a homicide".

A British couple in their sixties were found dead in their home in southwestern France, with prosecutors saying on Friday they died a "violent death". The bodies of the couple, who had lived in France for years,

Andrew and Dawn Searles have been named after their bodies were found by their neighbour in the hamlet of Les Pesquiès, in south western France.

A British couple have been found dead in their home in south west France. Andrew and Dawn Searle, who moved to France from Scotland about 10 years ago, were discovered by their neighbour on Thursday.