Jasmine Beri died last month at just two years old, having been diagnosed with ependymoma - a rare form of tumour in the brain affecting the central nervous system.

The youngest daughter of Rakesh and Hannah Beri, of Chapel Break near Bowthorpe, Jasmine was described by her parents as "happy-go-lucky", "full of life" and "full of joy".

But in April this year, the usually energetic, laughter-filled little girl suddenly became drowsy and out of sorts, prompting her parents to seek medical help.

Jasmine Beri (Image: Hannah Beri)

After her parents were advised by 111 to attend A&E, Jasmine was twice sent home, but her condition continued to worsen.

But by her third hospital visit, it soon became clear something was seriously wrong and she was transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.

Here, the cause of her illness became clear and she went on to receive palliative........

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