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A grieving daughter has urged the country to 'stop playing roulette' with Covid-19 and follow government advice after she watched her father die from the virus just two days before Christmas.    Laura Waller, 26, posted a heart-wrenching plea to the nation on social media after her 63-year-old father Kevin died on December 23. Ms Waller described how the disease took hold of her father's body within five days of his admission to Southend Hospital in Essex and left with him kidney and liver failure.     In her post, in which Ms Waller was pictured wearing PPE, she wrote: 'This isn't me on my way to some messed up fancy dress party. Laura Waller (pictured in PPE), 26, urged the country to listen to government advice after she watched her 63-year-old father Kevin die just two days before Christmas Day at Southend Hospital in Essex 'This is me leaving the ICU shortly after giving permission to the consultants to turn off my Dad's life support after COVID had com

Pamela Anderson has said the fight is not over after a British judge ruled WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange cannot be extradited to the US to face spying charges.  The former Baywatch star, 53, has been a long-term vocal supporter of Assange during his legal battles with the US government over the publication of thousands of classified documents in 2010 and 2011. The judge blocked the request because of concerns over Mr Assange's mental health and risk of suicide if he were to be extradited to the US.  After the latest development, the ex-Playboy Model shared a picture of a sunrise at the beach on social media and wrote: 'A special sunrise for my dear friend #JulianAssange - (not to be extradited) stay tuned, the fight is not over - but, a hopeful moment to breathe in - I can only imagine Julian (in court, still in that mask), taking that breath.. #humanrights #freespeech #pardonassange.' This is just the latest show of support for Assange by Pamela Anderson.  Earlier this

The Department of Justice on Monday said it is ‘extremely disappointed’ in the UK court’s decision not to extradite Julian Assange.  A British judge on Monday rejected the United States' request to extradite the Wikileaks founder to face espionage charges, saying he was likely to kill himself if held under harsh US prison conditions. The US has said it will appeal the decision.  In a statement to ABC a spokesperson for the DOJ said: 'While we are extremely disappointed in the court's ultimate decision, we are gratified that the United States prevailed on every point of law raised.  'In particular, the court rejected all of Mr. Assange's arguments regarding political motivation, political offense, fair trial, and freedom of speech.'  Assange's friend Pamela Anderson said Monday the ‘fight is not over’, telling her followers to 'stay tuned'. The sensational ruling at the Old Bailey in London raises the prospect that the 48-year-old WikiLeaks founder co