Terrified Natasha David was viciously bitten by the animal after it crept into her flat in the middle of the night.
The fox leaped on the bed and sank its razor-sharp teeth into her right foot.
Natasha, 33, had to go to hospital for treatment and was given antibiotics.
Yet incredibly, the animal returned a few nights later around 2am and bit her on the same foot AGAIN.
Both attacks came only weeks after nine-month-old twins Lola and Isabella Koupparis were savaged by a fox in the bedroom of their home in East London.
And Natasha said: "I am really worried now for the safety of our neighbour's kids. I keep thinking about those poor baby girls."
SALES of repellent which keeps foxes out of gardens have soared by 60 per cent following the attack on the Koupparis twins, according to a new High Street study.
Could there be an agenda here , backed by the press to bring back Fox Hunting ? ......... shall we have chavs ' riding to hounds ' on the streets of the capital protecting residents from the scourge of urban foxes ? ......... who knows .. eh .... as long as it gives the papers something to write about .
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A bloke at the bus stop told me his cousin had met someone in the launderette who had an uncle who's dog once saw Marlon Brando fending off a gang of mangy urban foxes when he was fixing his roof. Funny how everyone has a story now. And they're no more convincing than the first one.
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