A mother is calling for compulsory carbon monoxide alarms after her 15-year-old daughter and her 17-year-old boyfriend died following carbon monoxide poisoning at a holiday lodge. The victims are identified as Cherish Bean and Ethan Slater. The deaths occurred during a visit to Little Eden Holiday Park near Bridlington in East Yorkshire in February, according to the reports. The campaign urges wider protections to prevent similar incidents, focusing on whether holiday accommodation should be required to fit working carbon monoxide detectors. The accounts describe the mother as “heartbroken” and say she is using the tragedy to push for regulatory change. The reporting centers on the circumstances of the deaths and the push for compulsory alarm systems in lodges and similar rented accommodation. No additional details about the investigation, the specific findings of any official inquiry, or changes to safety standards are included in the provided excerpts. The coverage emphasizes that carbon monoxide is a potentially fatal gas and that alarms are intended to provide early warning.