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A MUM says her teenager daughter moved out of their housing association home because she was embarrassed by its mouldy walls that were falling apart. The pregnant mum and her family have been desperate for extensive repairs since they moved in last year, saying the home has been plagued with plaster pee
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ling off walls, a hole in the
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ceiling, extensive damp and mould.4The family s
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ays their home is not liveable Credit: MEN Media4A new radiator was fitted in the bathroom this year but the mum says this has caused significant damage to the wall beside itCredit: MEN MediaSome walls are even falling apart with Katie Dean, who now lives in the house with her partner, toddler child and with a baby on the way, at her wits end.Speaking to the Hull Daily Mail, the mum said her home is not liveable , adding: My key worker from Target Housing has been and Ive told him I want moving out of the property, its seriously affecting my mental health. My 16 Gxkx Wannabe actress Merryn Crofts has become only the second person in Britain to die from ME
A 20-YEAR-OLD woman from a Brazilian tribe has contracted coronavirus, raising fears of its spread among indigenous people.Its the firs
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t case of the virus reported among Brazils tribes, which number more than 300, the countrys health service Sesai has said.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates5 There are fears for indfigenous peoples in Brazil after a woman from a tribe tested positive for coronavirusCredit: Caters News Agency5 Its the first known case reported among the countrys 300 tribesCredit: AFP or licensorsThe casualty tested positive for C
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ovid-19 in the district of Santo Antonio do I谩, near the border
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with Columbia.Four cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the same district.A Brazilian doctor from the region tested positive last week, raising fears that the epidemic will spread to remote and vulnerable indigenous communities with devastating effect.Sesai said the woman was a medical worker who has been in contac