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Insurance won't cover Brit after three-storey balcony fall on Portugal stag do as he'd been drinking

Daily Mirror

Daily Mirror

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June 27, 2026

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Insurance won't cover Brit after three-storey balcony fall on Portugal stag do as he'd been drinking

Jakob Davies, 25, suffered severe injuries after falling from a three-storey balcony during a stag do in Albufeira, Portugal, as his family launches a fundraiser to help him

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