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West Midlands Lioness, 16, who lost leg to cancer competing to be first amputee Miss England

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Annabel Kiki, of Cannock, is already considered the country's best female amputee football player after winning the Golden Boot for the Lionesses at the World Cup in November.
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West Midlands Lioness, 16, who lost leg to cancer competing to be first amputee Miss England

Annabel Kiki, of Cannock, is already considered the country's best female amputee football player after winning the Golden Boot for the Lionesses at the World Cup in November.

·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Express & Star broke the news in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom on Thursday, February 27, 2025.
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