A DESPERATE daughter fighting to stay in the country to look after her dying mother has earned an 11th hour temporary reprieve.Tess Henry last night spoke of her relief after a last-minute U-turn by immigration chiefs allowed her to continue caring for her sick mother Jennifer Jeeps.
A DESPERATE daughter fighting to stay in the country to look after her dying mother has earned an 11th hour temporary reprieve.
Tess Henry last night spoke of her relief after a last-minute U-turn by immigration chiefs allowed her to continue caring for her sick mother Jennifer Jeeps.
Ms Henry, 41, was born on a US air base in Turkey before moving to England when she was five when her parents divorced. She went to school in Bury St Edmunds and trained as a nurse in Newmarket but when she was 22 she moved to Australia where she got married.
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