Mother loses appeal to keep daughter alivepublished at 15:45 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2021
Paula Parfitt loses appeal after judge earlier ruled her daughter should be allowed to die.
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Paula Parfitt loses appeal after judge earlier ruled her daughter should be allowed to die.
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A largely dry day, but with a chance of some light rain in the early morning.
Any rain will soon clear, with plenty of sunshine expected to develop for the afternoon. Gentle north-easterly breezes.
Maximum Temperature: 8C to 11C (46F to 52F)
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Georgina previously told the BBC she tried to speak to a group of police but a male officer told her they had "had enough with the rioters tonight".
The Met say the suspect is believed to be about 50 years old, white and had grey hair. He was wearing a red waistcoat or vest over a shirt and had light coloured trousers.
Det Con Luke Flood said: "Clapham Common was extremely busy on Saturday evening with people who had attended the vigil - many people would have been filming or taking pictures.
"I would ask anyone to check any material they captured and see if they can identify the man described."
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Today will be dull and cloudy. Much of the dry will be dry, but a few spots of light rain are possible this afternoon.
There will be a moderate northerly wind.
Maximum Temperature: 7C to 10C (45F to 50F)