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Marian Clode was on a country walk when she was attacked by the animal, which repeatedly charged despite her attempts to hide

Marian Clode was out walking with her family when the bovine attacked.

Holidaymaker Marion Clode died after she was flipped over a fence by a cow in Northumberland in 2016.

Marian Clode was flipped over a fence as she walked along a path during a family holiday in Northumberland with her young grandchildren and died two days later in hospital

Marian Clode, 61, was on an Easter family holiday in Northumberland when a cow attacked her on a bridleway. She died days later in hospital in April 2016, having suffered a severe spinal chord injury.

A teacher was killed while walking with her family on a bridlepath when an escaped cow went into fight mode and tossed her over a gate, a court heard.

Marian Clode was holidaying with family on a farm in Northumberland in Easter 2016 and was taking a walk when the cow broke loose from a herd and charged at her, causing her catastrophic spinal injuries

A court in Newcastle heard that Mrs Clode was attacked three times by the cow. The animals tend to attack using their head, often repeatedly, when in fight mode, according to a cattle behaviour specialist. A farmer failed to protect the public while moving the animals, the court heard.

A teacher was killed after a loose cow went into "fight mode" and tossed her over a gate in front of her family during a holiday.

Marian Clode, 61, died after being attacked by a cow near Belford, Northumberland, in April 2016.