A woman who died after plunging from a block of flats last week has been named by police.

Tia Langdon, 25, was discovered with serious injuries following the incident in Cuckmere Lane, Southampton, on Thursday, August 28.

She was rushed to hospital, but was sadly pronounced dead the next day despite the best efforts of medics.

An 18-year-old man has since been arrested on suspicion of murder, and remains in custody. Tia's family are being supported by specialist officers as an investigation gets underway, the Mirror reports.

A spokesperson for Hampshire Police said: "Tia's family are being supported by specialist officers at this time. Officers from our Major Crime Unit continue to investigate the incident.

"If you have any concerns or information please do not hesitate to speak with officers, call 101 or report online quoting incident number 44250389733."

It comes after an experienced climber was airlifted to hospital with a "life-threatening bleed" after plunging five metres from the cliffs on a Scots chain walk, in a separate incident.

Jo Randall, from Edinburgh, was scrambling along the challenging coastal route in Elie, Fife, when she veered off the main route and grabbed onto loose rock. It gave way, sending her tumbling onto jagged stones below.

Bleeding heavily from her head and unable to move her leg, Jo's friend scrambled down to reach her before calling 999 for the Coastguard.

She was found to have suffered a broken patella, ruptured tendon and fractured cheekbone, and has since warned other climbers about sticking to marked routes.