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Mr Yousaf was admitted to the Hillingdon Hospital after he left the airport. A father-of-three with a tumour on his skull who was being forced to quarantine in a London hotel can return to Lancashire. The 42-year-old former Asda worker had visited Pakistan in March after his brother s death and to see his ailing father. Mohammed Imran Yousaf landed at Heathrow at 5.15am on Friday May 7 but collapsed en route to quarantine. He was taken to hospital where CT scans and X-rays confirmed the tumour was now behind his eye. His family had already contacted the Quarantine Exemption Department on April 30 and had been told he must still stay in the hotel by himself for 10 days.
Dad-of-three with tumour who was being forced to quarantine in hotel can return to Blackburn A father-of-three with a tumour on his skull who was being forced to quarantine in a London hotel can return to Blackburn. The 42-year-old had visited Pakistan in March after his brother s death and to see his ailing father. Mohammed Imran Yousaf landed at Heathrow at 5.15am on Friday May 7 but collapsed en route to quarantine. He was taken to hospital where CT scans and X-rays confirmed the tumour was now behind his eye. His family had already contacted the Quarantine Exemption Department on April 30 and had been told he must still stay in the hotel by himself for 10 days.
THE ISSA brothers are reportedly considering plans to reduce grocery floor spaces in Asda stores to make way for cafes, takeaways and nail bars. The plans, first reported in the Sunday Times, would involved grocery space in supermarket branches being shrunk by around a quarter in an effort to create new experiences for customers. This comes amid the brothers stated aim to invest £1 billion in the company over the next three years, which Mohsin and Zuber Issa affirmed in a joint statement issued on taking control of the company. They said: “Asda is an iconic British business that we have known and loved since we were children.