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The four candidates vying for two Senate seats in Georgia are all only within 2 percentage points of each other with less than 48 hours until runoff day – and 3 million have already turned out to vote in the historic election. President Donald Trump, however, warned Republicans that the Georgia elections would be unfair – just like he continues to lament that the 2020 presidential election was riddled with 'corruption' and 'cheating.' 'Republicans in Georgia must be careful of the political corruption in Fulton County, which is rampant,' Trump tweeted Sunday morning. He also railed against Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp, who he claims didn't do enough to dispute election fraud claims to help him overturn Biden's popular vote win in the southern state. 'The Governor, @BrianKempGA, and his puppet Lt. Governor, @GeoffDuncanGA, have done less than nothing. They are a disgrace to the great people of Georgia!' Trump continued in his tweet

A young girl battling cancer has been forced into a court battle by her father who is trying to get her surname changed. The father, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been fighting to have his daughter's surname hyphenated to include his last name since 2018. The Family Court of Australia in Sydney heard how he once confronted the girl, 8, and her mother in hospital while she was having chemotherapy treatment. The Family Court of Australia in Sydney heard how he once confronted the girl, 8, and her mother in hospital while she was undergoing chemotherapy The man, who was on crutches at the time, stuck a crutch in front of the girl’s wheelchair to stop her from passing, causing her to tip slightly, The Daily Telegraph reported. 'During this incident the father told the child that the mother may go to jail and that the mother is a nut job,' the court heard.  In another incident, the father sat next to the mother and child while in hospital and screamed the mother 

Anti-lockdown pastor Sean Feucht drew an estimated 2,500 worshippers to his New Year's Eve concert in California, footage shows.  The mostly maskless crowd gathered in the Higher Vision Church parking lot in Valencia on Thursday night just as Los Angeles county was named the epicenter of the crisis in the state. The county has surpassed 10,000 COVID-19 deaths, with hospitals overwhelmed and struggling to keep up with basics such as oxygen as they treat an unprecedented number of patients with respiratory issues. The county reported 15,701 new cases on Saturday, and 138 more deaths. Feucht started the Let Us Worship Movement in response to coronavirus lockdowns. He has been holding services across the United States throughout the pandemic. Footage from Thursday's event showed little social distancing and few worshipers in masks. Places of worship are allowed to gather under lockdown rules.  Pictures from earlier in the day show worshippers at an outreach event at Echo Lake. Feuc

A woman who lay side-by-side in intensive care with her mother as she died from Covid has warned others 'don't let this be you'. Anabel Sharma, 49, and her mother Maria Rico, 76, lay next to each other in hospital as they both battled Covid-19 after the virus 'ravaged' her family. The pair were pictured for a final time as they held hands while both receiving support for their breathing. Less than 24 hours later, Maria had died.   Now, in a stark warning about the dangers of the virus, mother-of-three Anabel, from Leicestershire, has urged others they could lose family members if they do not stick to the rules. Speaking to the Mirror she said: 'I never thought Covid would hit us – but it did. The speed Covid ravaged through our family was frightening. Anabel, 49, and her family, all fell ill from Covid towards the end of last year Anabel Sharma and her mother Maria Rico in hospital holding hands 'If anyone is thinking about breaking the rules, I’d urge them

Homeowners in dangerous buildings are being hit with crippling bills because ministers have 'buried their heads in the sand' since the Grenfell disaster. About four million people are affected, with more than a million flat-owners paying £2.2billion a year for safety measures and extra insurance. The scandal, which has left families stuck in fire traps facing repair bills of up to £115,000, threatens to wreck the housing market as a whole, with the flats becoming unsellable.  The Daily Mail today calls on ministers to fix Britain's dangerous homes within 18 months and to spare leaseholders the crippling financial burdens. We are demanding that repairs be completed by June 2022 and that the Government provide the necessary funding up front as soon as possible. Firms responsible for safety failures should also be made to pay their fair share. The Mail's campaign is backed by industry bodies and more than a dozen MPs from across the political spectrum. Homeowners in danger