Newborn twins who were born prematurely after ambulance crews spent half an hour trying to get into their pregnant mother's tower block have had their life support machines turned off. Jocelyn Bennett, 27, was rushed to hospital from Pleck House, on Winterbourne Croft, Druids Heath in Birmingham and gave birth to Rose and Melody by emergency caesarean section. But with Ms Bennett still in a coma after the ordeal, her devastated family have switched off the twins' life support machine in a poignant farewell - as nursery rhymes played in the background. Jocelyn Bennett, left, called 999 over stomach pains, but paramedics couldn't enter  Pleck House tower block in Birmingham for 30 minutes. She was rushed to hospital and gave birth to twin girls Rose and Melody. Ms Bennett's father Joe is shown right holding one of the babies in a picture released by the family
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Jocelyn Bennett, who was 32 weeks pregnant, had called 999 over pains
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But minutes later paramedics couldn't enter the tower block in Birmingham
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Ms Bennett couldn't answer the buzzer and residents couldn't be reached
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Ambulance crew finally entered Ms Bennett's home with aid of the police
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Ms Bennett was rushed to hospital and twins were born by caesarean
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Rose and Melody had organ failures and their life support was turned off today
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Council are investigating why paramedics couldn't enter Pleck House tower
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