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A guard of honour - including emergency services and workers - gathered as the body, which was found on Wednesday, was driven from the site at 02:30 BST.
Workers who have searched for bodies in the rubble of the collapsed Didcot Power Station form a guard of honour as a body is driven from the site.
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There is very slow traffic on the A415 eastbound in Frilford at the A338 junction.
The body of man who died after a building collapse at Didcot Power Station was driven from the site during the early hours in a ceremonial event.
Three men - Ken Cresswell, 57, and John Shaw, 61, from Rotherham, and Chris Huxtable, 34, from Swansea - have been missing since 23 February.
A guard of honour, including emergency services and workers, gathered as the body - which was found on Wednesday - was driven from the site at 02:30 BST.
All three families were in attendance. Formal identification has not yet taken place, police say.
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We'll see a bright day today, with long spells of sunshine and it should be dry, with cloud building at times.
But with light winds it will feel quite warm. We could see one or two spots hitting 23C (73F).
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