Chloe Waddell

I want to make it clear that we are working very closely with HM Coroner and the family to keep them fully informed as the investigation progresses.

However, I also want to stress that there are no suspicious circumstances.

We are devastated. Chloe was exceptionally outgoing, extremely popular and had a wonderful smile - she was always smiling at all times and she had a kind word for everybody at all times.

There was never adark day for Chloe, everywhere she went she had lots of friends. She was charming and polite, accepting and encouraging.

She worked incredibly hard. She loved swimming, she was very focused on it and she wanted to go as far as she could. She was also bright academically, everything she did she gave 100 percent. We are very proud of her.

Chloe was so talented. She had qualified for the Olympic trials last year and this year she hoped to compete in the European Junior Championships.

She was so talented, but also in terms of school. She was someone who got straight As and she could have picked and chosen what she wanted to do with the next stage of her life.

At about 8.30am on February 3 2013, police were called by the ambulance service who had attended a house on Bryons Drive in Timperley.

Paramedics were there to treat a 16-year-old girl who had gone into cardiac arrest.

She was taken to hospital but sadly died.