A woman who was arrested after two sets of twins died in a house fire in south London has been bailed.

       The 27-year-old was detained on suspicion of child neglect after the blaze ripped through the mid-terrace house on Collingwood Road, Sutton south London, shortly before 7pm on Thursday.

       She will return to a south London police station in mid-January, the Metropolitan Police said.

       Brothers Kyson and Bryson, aged four, and Leyton and Logan aged three, died in the fire after being left home alone.

       Their father Dalton Hoath has described them as “bright, caring, loveable boys”.

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       Firefighters were called to the scene on Thursday evening (Kirsty O’Connor/PA)

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       Mr Hoath said in a statement given to MailOnline on Friday: “Myself and my family are utterly devastated by this tragic loss.

       “They were bright, caring, loveable boys, but most of all sons, brothers, grandsons, great grandsons, nephews and cousins.

       “We would like to thank all the emergency services who did so much to try and save our boys, and also the local community who have come together at this difficult time.

       “I would ask that my family are given time to grieve in private.

       “They will be forever in my heart and thoughts, love dad.”

       Tributes have been paid to the boys (Aaron Chown/PA)

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       Chief Superintendent Dave Stringer, policing commander for Croydon, Bromley and Sutton Police, said: “The thoughts of everyone at the Metropolitan Police are with the family and friends of the four young boys who lost their lives in this tragic incident.

       “We know it will have come as a great shock to the local community and as part of that community, we are here to offer whatever support we can.

       “Local detectives continue to investigate and will be working with colleagues from the London Fire Brigade to determine what caused the fire and to investigate any other relevant matters.

       “We will continue to work with the local authority and the wider community to support local residents as they come to terms with this tragic loss.”

       Investigators were at the scene on Friday (Aaron Chown/PA)

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       In a post on Facebook, the boys’ grandfather Jason Hoath, deputy safety officer at AFC Wimbledon, wrote: “I am devastated to say that the horrendous house fire that took place in Sutton last night leading to four children loosing (sic) their life’s (sic) were my amazing smart and beautiful grandsons.

       “(They were) taken too soon they will always be in our hearts and thoughts.

       “Boys I love you forever. Grandad xxx”

       A minute’s silence to remember the four boys was held before Sutton United’s match with Harrogate Town on Saturday (Yui Mok/PA)

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       A statement released by AFC Wimbledon said: “Everyone at AFC Wimbledon would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Jason Hoath following the tragic deaths of his four young grandsons in a Sutton house fire.

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       “Jason has been our deputy safety officer for over 12 years and all our thoughts are with him at such a distressing time.”

       A minute’s silence to remember the boys was observed before Sutton United’s League Two match with Harrogate Town on Saturday.