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As one of the world's most in-demand supermodels, she's spent decades hopping from plane to hotel and catwalk to nightclub.

And self-confessed germaphobe Naomi Campbell is always prepared with disinfectant spray and surgical gloves to keep illness at bay.

Luckily for the Streatham-born supermodel, 56, she had her kit to hand this weekend as she was forced to hop on a Lime Bike to dodge the traffic in between Paris Fashion Week shows.

The Met Police has said a full inquest into the death of violent gangster Chris Kaba should not go ahead after the police marksman who shot him dead was cleared of murder.

But Kaba's family have argued that officer Martyn Blake - known by his cipher NX121 - could have been acting 'unreasonably' when he fired at the 24-year-old, in September 2022.

Coroner Dr Julian Morris listened to both sides as he announced a decision on whether there will be a full inquest would be made next week.

The Met Police has said a full inquest into the death of violent gangster Chris Kaba should not go ahead after the police marksman who shot him dead was cleared of murder.

But Kaba's family have argued that officer Martyn Blake - known by his cipher NX121 - could have been acting 'unreasonably' when he fired at the 24-year-old, in September 2022.

Coroner Dr Julian Morris listened to both sides as he announced a decision on whether there will be a full inquest would be made next week.

A devastated British husband searching for his newlywed wife in Nepal has revealed that her final words to him before the flood were: 'I love you so much'.

Nepal-born Pramod Poudel, 34, travelled to the disaster-struck nation to search for his 25-year-old partner Sumitra, who has been missing since Wednesday.

The couple last spoke only hours before a collapsed glacier sent water streaming down mountains and through villages, causing destruction along the Nepal-Tibet border.

An NHS psychiatrist is among 33 British nationals still missing in Nepal after a devastating flash flood tore through the region on Wednesday.

The catastrophic floods that struck Nepal and Tibet are reported to have surged as high as 650ft, killing at least 538 people and leaving more than 1,500 missing.

Desperate families of those who were visiting the mountainous region have now flown out in a bid to find their loved ones.

British families have been in agony trying to contact loved ones missing in Nepal's deadly 'tsunami from the sky'.

As rescuers battled to reach villages wiped out by Wednesday's 600ft surging wall of mud, rock and ice, dozens of Britons remain unaccounted for.

Relatives spent Thursday in tortuous limbo, frantically checking phone trackers and trying to call devices that would not connect.

They spent the day desperately trying to contact anyone in the region who could help while some took it upon themselves and flew from Britain to the disaster zone.

A British nurse who was on a Hindu pilgrimage to a sacred mountain is among at least 33 UK nationals missing following the devastating 'tsunami in the sky' flash floods in Nepal.

Sarada Simkhada, a senior nurse at the Darent Valley Hospital, left for Nepal last Saturday to take part in the holy trip.

Ms Simkhada, from Dartford, moved to Britain more than two decades ago and was known at the hospital for being extremely hard-working, a friend said.

An armed police officer cleared of murder after shooting dead a violent criminal four years ago will likely never return to firearms duty, the head of the union for Scotland Yard's rank and file has said.

Paula Dodds, chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, was speaking to hosts Caroline Cheetham and Ryan Hooper on the latest episode of the Daily Mail's The Trial+ podcast.

The police marksman who shot violent gangster Chris Kaba will not face misconduct proceedings, it has been confirmed.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said officer Martyn Blake - known by his cipher NX121 - will not be subject to a disciplinary probe, nearly four years after he shot 24-year-old Kaba in the head.

The shooting occurred after armed police tailed the vehicle Kaba was driving as it had been used as a getaway car in a gang-related shooting the night before in Brixton, south London, in September 2022.

A watchdog said it will 'pause' misconduct proceedings against the policeman who shot Chris Kaba until a legal change comes into force this spring.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct said it is waiting until a test used over the use of force in police misconduct cases is changed.

Met firearms officer Martyn Blake shot 24-year-old Mr Kaba in the head after he drove towards officers in an attempt to smash through a roadblock in Streatham, south London, in September 2022.