Emma Appleby (left), Lee Moore and their daughter Teagan who has severe epilepsy and was prescribed a cannabis-based medicine but has not been able to access it on the NHS, at London Southend Airport, Essex, after having the medicine they purchased in Amsterdam confiscated by customs officers.

Emma Appleby (left), Lee Moore and their daughter Teagan who has severe epilepsy and was prescribed a cannabis-based medicine but has not been able to access it on the NHS, at London Southend Airport, Essex, after having the medicine they purchased in Amsterdam confiscated by customs officers. Stock Photo

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6 April 2019

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