The family of a man who died in detention in Ukraine are hoping for "closure" by bringing his body home.
Paul Urey's family are hoping to get "closure" by raising the £10,000 needed to bring his body back home to Warrington after he died in detention in Ukraine. Mr Urey, 45, was working as an aid worker in the war-torn country when he was detained by Russian-backed separatists at a checkpoint in April.
The dad, who had a heart condition, was reportedly trying to evacuate a mum and her two children along with fellow aid worker Dylan Healy when he was stopped and accused of being a mercenary. He died in detention in July. Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba said his body showed " signs of possible unspeakable torture ".
