Speaking anonymously to BBC News , the woman, who lives somewhere in the UK, said the torment reached the point where she no longer cared if she woke up in the morning.
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Thieves steal artificial grass from grandmother’s front garden in the middle of the night
Elizabeth Glover, 62, said she was in shock when she woke up on Sunday to discover the patch of green missing from the front garden of her home in St Helens.
At least 29 dead and 50 injured after ISIS blow up Afghan prison causing a mass jailbreak
ISIS militants drove a car packed with explosives up to the gates of the Jalalabad jail, Afghanistan, before blowing them open, allowing fighters to steam inside where they shot guards and opened cells.
Florida man buys $140,000 Porsche and 3 Rolex watches with fake checks printed from a home computer
Casey William Kelley, 42, used the false $139,203.05 banknote at a Porsche dealership in Destin, Okaloosa County on July 27 and was arrested two days later last Wednesday.
Five injured after shotgun was fired at illegal street party in Birmingham
Armed police were sent to Dudley Road in Winson Green at 1.45am this morning as they responded to calls of a firearm being discharged in the street.
Hands off Gibraltar: Britain blasts Spain over secret American lobbying campaign
Several current and former members of Congress said they were approached by the Spanish embassy in Washington after backing the British Overseas Territory’s sovereignty.
Sadiq Khan’s fury over ‘plans to quarantine London inside the M25’
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has written to the PM to voice ‘great surprise’ at suggestions the capital could be effectively sealed off if there is a spike in coronavirus infections.
Do Matt Hancock’s new coronavirus tests even work? Scientists urge government to release data
Scientists have called on No 10 to release data from independent evaluations to confirm both tests work. The tests from DNANudge and Oxford Nanopore will be rolled out from next week.
Coronavirus UK: Super-fast tests ‘could keep schools open’
Nadhim Zahawi said the new 90-minute tests – to be introduced next week – would available to be rolled-out into settings like classrooms in September to help reduce disruption.
UK records just five Covid-19 deaths in preliminary toll
Department of Health chiefs have yet to confirm the final daily figure, which is often much higher because it takes into account lab-confirmed fatalities in all settings.