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Rachel Booth: Body found in Oakmere lake in search for missing Cheshire mum

Rachel Booth: Body found in Oakmere lake in search for missing Cheshire mum

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A body has been found in a lake during a search for a missing mother.Rachel Booth, 38, disappeared in the early hours of Saturday after she was last seen by her family in the village of Barnton in Cheshire.Cheshire Police earlier said officers had found a body which they believed to be Ms Booth in a lake in Oakmere after "extensive searches and appeals in the area". The body has not been formally identified but Ms Booth's family has been informed and was being supported, the force said.
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