Mum breaks daughter's nose in row over boxing match

MOTHER HIT WITH YEAR-LONG BAN FROM SEEING TEENAGER

- ALEC WHITAKER

A MOTHER broke her daughter's nose in a spat over an Anthony Joshua boxing match.

Now she has been ordered to pay her £500 damages and banned from seeing her for a year.

Theresa Carroll, 39, grabbed student Chantelle Carroll, 19, by the hair and punched her in the face after the youngster objected to her inviting friends round to watch the televised bout close to Christmas last year.

During the row, which occurred while the family had to abide by Tier 2 restrictions, shop worker Carroll rang police to claim her daughter was being aggressive. But the teenager grabbed the handset from her.

In the ensuing struggle, Chantelle was attacked, dragged to the floor and left nursing a bloodied nose. She began to film her mother, who shouted: "Get out of my house."

Chantelle could then be heard retorting 'smile for the camera' and added: “I don't want to see you again!"

The teenager, who is studying sports science at Nottingham Trent University, was later treated for her broken nose at A&E in Macclesfield General Hospital.

She has not spoken to her mother since the attack.