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Unvaccinated mother-of-two, 38, dies from Covid after ignoring pleas to get vaccinated 'because of things she had read on social media'

'Fit and healthy' mother-of-two, 38, dies from Covid

Nuria Daniela Gomes (pictured), 38, tested positive on December 2 and passed away just seven days later, leaving her daughters, Erica, 20, and Myra, 17, bereft. Nuria, originally from Angola, contacted her friend, Mena Tando, on December 3 to say she had Covid but told her 'there is no need to worry about it'. Mena said she had tried to persuade Nuria to get vaccinated, but the mother-of-two was 'concerned' about things she had read on social media. Mena, 37, said: 'She said: 'I have a cough, a little fatigue, but I am fine..'' Mena said she dropped groceries off on Nuria's doorstep in Liverpool and kept in touch for the next few days. By December 7 Mena had become concerned about her friend's persistent cough. Then, she had a missed call at 1am.

Scuffles break out at anti-lockdown protest in Parliament Square as thousands of protestors opposed to vaccine passports and Plan B rules clash with police while ministers consider more restrictions

A large group of people opposed to Covid-19 restrictions has gathered in Westminster to demonstrate against Boris Johnson's Plan B announcement. Video footage of the incident shows antagonistic protesters remonstrating with police. As well as Plan B, the demonstrators are opposed to the possible introduction of vaccine passports and the future imposition of a more restrictive Plan C. The demonstration was organised by the Together Declaration who said: 'We represent more than 200 organisations, business groups, campaigners and professionals who have come together because we are gravely concerned about where the introduction of vaccine passports could lead.

Mother of two young sets of twins who died in house fire 'was jeered by angry mob' when she arrived at home while firefighters tried to resuscitate boys - as woman arrested for child neglect is released on police bail

Mother of two young sets of twins who died in house fire 'was jeered by angry mob'

Two sets of twins Kyson and Bryson, aged four, and Leyton and Logan (top right), aged three, were pulled from an 'intense' blaze at a house on Collingwood Road in Sutton at around 7pm on Thursday. MailOnline revealed the young children were alone in the house with no adults present when the fire service arrived. More than 60 firefighters raced to the scene and medics performed CPR on the boys outside the property before they were rushed to hospital, where they were pronounced dead from smoke inhalation. An 'angry' mob was said to have jeered at the boys' mother Deveca Rose (centre) when she arrived at the house, where her sons' were being given CPR, according to The Sun. It comes after their devastated father Dalton Hoath (top right) has said his family have been left 'devastated' by the tragedy. Inset: The scene in Sutton. Meanwhile, floral tributes (bottom right) and balloons were left outside the scene of the house fire on Saturday morning, while police officers (left) remained at the property.

Bouncer who was called the N-word in viral video calls 14-week jail sentence for drunken clubber who launched racist tirade 'a valuable lesson'

Sharna Walker (left), 25, flew into a rage and started screaming at doorman Tristan Price (right), 26, when he kicked her out of a bar in Birmingham. The tirade was caught on camera as she pushed the security guard and called him a 'black c***' and a 'f***ing n*****' in front of shocked onlookers. Walker, of Worcester, then spat at him outside Wetherspoon's Figure of Eight bar on Birmingham's bustling Broad Street on May 22 earlier this year. This week, Walker was jailed after she pleaded guilty to racially aggravated common assault and criminal damage in connection to smashing the pub's door. Tristan Price said he had never been racially abused as a doorman and her words were 'hurtful'.

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Holland is set to go into an even TOUGHER lockdown tonight with every business ordered to close except essential shops - as EU considers PCR tests for every new arrival and French ban on Brits causes chaos at Channel

Netherlands locks down as von der Leyen says EVERYONE entering EU should get PCR tests

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte (pictured inset) is set to announce the new measures during a press conference at 7pm alongside health minister Hugo de Jonge and Jaap van Dissel, head of the public health institute RIVM. The country introduced a partial lockdown on November 28, restricting social gatherings to 13 people and imposing a 5pm curfew on bars, restaurants, cinemas and sports venues (main image: people walk around downtown Rotterdam today). Essential shops such as supermarkets must close at 8pm. Riots broke out in Rotterdam when the restrictions were first announced, with police opening fire on anti-lockdown protests against the restrictions. Ministers met this morning with regional safety board bosses and are expected to finalise the new plans this afternoon. Previously, the Dutch Government's Outbreak Management Team advised the complete closure of non-essential stores alongside schools, gyms, cafes, museums and cinemas. Meanwhile, in Brussels on Thursday, Ms von der Leyen asked EU leaders to reintroduce tests, both pre-departure and on arrival. It came as Britons desperate to reach mainland Europe queued for miles late into the night in a desperate bid to enter France before the strict midnight ban on all tourists was imposed.

Party while you can? Scores of young Brits brush off Omicron fears to party on the biggest night out before Christmas - but city centres are largely deserted as landlords beg Rishi for help amid Omicron fears

Scores of young Brits brush off Omicron fears to party on the biggest night out before

Pictures taken in Leeds, London, Birmingham and Newcastle showed busy nightlife venues filled with thousands of partygoers enjoying festive nights out on so-called Black Eye Friday - one of the busiest nights out of the year. Punters packed into nightclubs in Leeds, London and Newcastle on Friday night. Meanwhile, large crowds filled German-style Christmas markets in Birmingham and cheered the sight of Father Christmas. In Cardiff, hundreds of young people hit the town to make the most of their last night out before Christmas after the Welsh government announced nightclubs were to close from December 27 and social distancing rules were to be reinstated. Despite Friday night's strong showing, Tory ministers are set for crunch talks this weekend to discuss whether new Covid curbs are needed following dire warnings from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies group's scientists.

Jealous son who murdered his mother's £300m Baronet lover and maimed her was carrying on hate-filled vendetta that was started by his father who drank himself to death

Failed painter was carrying on his dead father's hate-filled vendetta against Sir Richard

Thomas Schreiber (left) stabbed Sir Richard Sutton (right) to death with a kitchen knife (inset) in a frenzied attack which left the hotelier in a pool of blood. The 35-year-old also attempted to murder his mother, Anne Schreiber, who he stabbed at least nine times in the neck and back. The 'Moorhill' estate in the hamlet of Higher Langham near Gillingham, Dorset, was left looking like a 'warzone' following the murderous rampage on April 7 this year. Schreiber lived with the couple at the mansion rent free following his mother's divorce from his alcoholic father David (inset), a former public schoolboy and failed art dealer. But despite this, he resented them for abandoning his father, who died in 2013.

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Putin 'sends suicide squads into Ukraine': Separatist fighters are fitted with satellite trackers so that Russian guns can start shelling Ukrainian soldiers who capture or kill them

Pro-Russian forces 'let troops get captured in Ukraine so they can pinpoint enemy

Russian forces have been fitting separatist fighters with GPS trackers and sending them to probe Ulkrainian positions bfore starting shelling when they are killed , it has been claimed. The news emerged as Ben Wallace said It is 'highly unlikely' Britain or its allies will send troops to defend Ukraine if Russia invades it, Mr Wallace and Ukrainian defence minister Oleksii Yuriyovych Reznikov issued a joint statement on last month that said they were 'concerned' by Russia's military build-up. It added: 'The United Kingdom stands shoulder to shoulder with the people of Ukraine and will continue its long-standing determination to support them.' Yet Mr Wallace said because Ukraine is not part of Nato he did not expect anyone to challenge a Russian invasion.

Tech exec, 30 becomes THIRD woman to accuse Chris Noth of sexual assault, claiming he groped her in NYC restaurant in 2010 as he is dropped by talent agency and his wife says they 'might spend Christmas apart'

THIRD woman accuses Chris Noth of sexually assault claiming he groped her in NYC

The unnamed 30-year-old Canadian tech executive claimed Chris Noth (left), then-55, repeatedly groped her while she was working as a hostess at the Da Marino restaurant in Midtown (bottom right). The allegation comes as Noth faces accusations of raping and sexually assaulting two women going by the pseudonyms Zoe, 40, and Lily, 30 in 2004 and 2015, respectively. Noth claims he had consensual relationships with the two women, allegedly angering his wife, Tara Wilson (top right). Actress Zoe Lister-Jones (inset) claimed Noth was also sexually inappropriate with women at a New York City club in 2005.

Which Hollywood A-lister told PIERS MORGAN she's 'very nice' - except in the bedroom? And who called him 'Britain's Trump, but with much less charm'? He delves into his diaries to present his All-Time Morgan Awards

Which Hollywood A-lister told PIERS MORGAN she's 'very nice' - except in the bedroom?

PIERS MORGAN: As I prepare to focus on my new global daily TV show launching in 2022, I'm packing up my gossipy quill and giving celebs and public figures a break from my beady eye. It won't be an easy transition into non-diary-writing life. I dined with the irrepressible Dame Joan Collins on Tuesday, and she regaled an eye-popping story about Boris Johnson and Katie Price that made me gasp out loud. (You'll just have to wait for the great lady's own next volume of diaries to find out what it was...) But as a farewell, I thought it would be fun to go back over all 630,000 words I've penned since writing my first diary back in October 2006 and pick my All-Time Morgan Awards. As I did so, I realised how bloody lucky I've been to have lived such a rich, varied, unpredictable, occasionally dramatic, and always entertaining life.

'I'm vice president and my name is Kamala Harris': American VP SNAPS at Charlamagne Tha God during testy interview after he asked her if Biden is really in charge

Kamala Harris on Friday night spoke to Charlamagne Tha God for his Comedy Central show, in an interview which became increasingly tense as he questioned who was really in control of the White House. Harris became so irate her spokeswoman, Symone Sanders, tried to end the interview. But the discussion continued, with Harris rebuking Charlamagne and telling him: 'Don't start talking like a Republican about asking whether or not he's president. And it's Joe Biden. And I'm vice president and my name is Kamala Harris.' The vice president has surprised many with her inability to deal with interview questions, and her angry tone.

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Revealed: The Channel migrant welcomed to Britain and put up in an Ibis hotel, who stands accused of raping and murdering a 13-year-old girl in Vienna

Channel migrant welcomed to Britain who stands accused of raping and murdering girl, 13,

At a popular tourist haunt in Vienna, the handsome Afghan refugee (left) in a blue denim shirt and shorts poses by the side of a bridge overlooking the riverboats on the Danube Canal. The picture of him looking relaxed and confident was taken last summer, just weeks before he became the prime suspect in a crime that has shocked Austria: the drugging, rape and suffocation of 13-year-old schoolgirl Leonie Walner (right), whose slim body was found wrapped in a roll of carpet dumped under a tree in central Vienna. Within hours of the terrible discovery, Rasuili Zubaidullah had run away, dodging Austrian police. He fled hundreds of miles to Dunkirk in France, evading a pan-European manhunt for him before boarding a trafficker's boat across the Channel to Britain. Arriving in Dover on the Kent coast, he duped immigration officials by claiming asylum using a false name and was put up by the Government in the Ibis hotel in Whitechapel, East London, which is being used to house migrants.

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Revealed: The parents who spend £7,000 on 300 presents for their 22 children... and how the horror of home-schooling during lockdown FINALLY persuaded them to stop having babies

The parents who spend £7,000 on 300 presents for their 22 children

Yes, it took a pandemic, but Sue Radford has finally stopped having children. It has been more than two years since the woman at the helm of Britain's biggest family last fell pregnant, with her 22nd child, and she confides that she hasn't felt broody at all since. 'We're definitely done! Definitely. One hundred per cent,' she says. It means this Christmas will be the first for decades where she hasn't been pregnant, nursing or pondering whether she could feasibly have another child. She seems stunned herself by this reverse seasonal miracle - although her husband Noel's face says, 'Praise be!'. Sue, 46, has vowed before that she's done with baby-making. After Archie (baby no 20) she declared that she had retired her womb. Ditto after Bonnie (baby no 21).

The Army deserter who Escaped to the Chateau: Spotted on Channel 4, the soldier who fled to France, married, and turned a rundown 18th century mansion into a £900,000 B&B

The Army deserter who Escaped to the Chateau

Billy Petherick, 33 (centre), went absent without leave in 2009, starting a new life in France, marrying a local woman (left) and buying and restoring the 40-room 18th century mansion (top right). But the past caught up with him when he featured on the first series of Escape To The Chateau: DIY, a spin-off from the long-running Escape To The Chateau series. When the programme was broadcast in 2018 the Army was finally able to pinpoint his exact address - the Chateau de la Basmaignee in the Pays de la Loire, which boasts royal ties to Louis XIV and has its own lake. Bulford Military Court in Wiltshire was told this week that Petherick had deserted the Household Cavalry, which guards the Queen (bottom right), in 2009 and never returned.

Crafty cursive! Social media users share the most satisfying handwriting examples they've ever come across

Social media users share the most satisfying handwritten notes they've ever come across

Bored Panda has revealed examples of the most beautiful handwriting from around the world. to prove how neat lettering and caligraphy can be strangely soothing to the eye. Clockwise from top left: Takeaway boxes with the contents spelled out in beautiful font; a neatly listed mix CD; a very well-written recipe; Bangla handwriting, and London Underground white board and a compliment on a receipt.