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A farming business has been told to pay more than £100,000 after a teacher was trampled to death in Northumberland. Marian Clode, 61, was on holiday with

Marian Clode, 61, was on an Easter Break in Northumberland when she was fatally attacked by the animal in 2016.

A farm business must pay more than £100,000 in a fine and costs after an escaped cow killed a teacher who was on a family walk.Marian Clode, 61, was on an Easter break in Northumberland in 2016 when she was tossed over a gate by the cow which had re...

Marian Clode, 61, was on an Easter break in Northumberland in 2016 when she was tossed over a gate by the cow which had repeatedly charged at her, Newcastle Crown Court heard.

Marian Clode screamed and was thrown in the air like a ragdoll when the animal charged her and flipped her over a fence where she lay dying, before succumbing to her injuries two days later in hospital

Holidaymaker Marion Clode died after being flipped over a fence by a cow in Northumberland.

A Northumberland farm must pay over £100,000 after teacher Marian Clode was killed by an escaped cow during a walk with her family in 2016.

A woman who was fatally attacked by a cow that went into “fight mode” when she came across it on a country walk had no way to escape the attack, a court heard.

A farm business must pay more than £100,000 in a fine and costs after an escaped cow killed a teacher who was on a family walk.

A farm business must pay more than £100,000 in a fine and costs after an escaped cow killed a teacher from Northern Ireland who was on a family walk.