内容摘要：A fire service has warned how teenagers starting campfires "as a bit of fun" can have serious consequences following several incidents.

A fire service has warned how teenagers starting campfires "as a bit of fun" can have serious consequences following several incidents.

More than £892m has now been paid to over 6,200 claimants across four different compensation schemes, according to the latest government figures.compensation is not being paid quickly enough, and called for changes to the way redress was being delivered.

Mrs Brown was one of the original 555 victims who took part in the landmark group legal action led by Alan Bates against the post office. And she is seeking her compensation via the GLO scheme, established just over three years ago.Betty's story has become a high-profile case. Mr Thomas was pressed about it on BBC's Newsnight in January, where he promised to look into her case. He met Betty and several other victims the following day.Although Betty's offer has now increased from 29% to 60% of her claim it is still far less than what she says experts told her she could expect.

News of her revised offer will not be encouraging for other victims also embroiled in disputes over what is full and fair redress.Post Office Minister Mr Thomas said he can "understand the frustration when lawyers are not able to reach an agreement on a claim".

"It is always our priority to pay as much redress as we can, and in some cases, we have been able to offer more than has been claimed," he said, adding that the government would take "further steps to quickly and fairly resolve" challenges in disputes such as Betty's."

Betty is determined fight on to get what she still believes she is owed."Her youngest son and her best friend has never come home."

Mr Fisher, former Birmingham City FC academy, Bromsgrove Sporting and Stratford Town footballer, was stabbed in the chest and leg.Remy Gordon, 23, and Kami Carpenter, 22, were convicted and jailed for murder last year. Two women are still facing trial for assisting an offender.

After Mr Fisher died, the club's licence was suspended and later revoked.West Midlands Police