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The victim, who has not been named, was found suffering from a stab wound to the back

Theresa May wrote to Jeremy Corbyn last night and rejected the Labour leader's call for the UK to stay in a permanent customs union with the EU. She has effectively ruled out Labour’s ideas for a compromise Brexit plan. The PM stressed her objections to keeping the UK in some form of customs union, as this would prevent the UK making its own trade deals. This decision comes as business groups are warning that with under than 50 days to...

Emergency services rushed to the scene this morning (Feb 11) of an incident in Tiptree duck pond, in Essex where police have cordoned off

Lamar Blackstock, 27, was collared by police with a stash of heroin and cocaine in his car, and a lock-knife

Dr Iftikhar Ali, 69, groped his victim's thigh, repeatedly tried to kiss her on the lips and laughed as he threatened to kill her, a court heard

Remember the inflatable Baby Trump that flew over London as the President made his first visit to the UK, among much outrage from conservatives? Since Trump's London visit, his baby likeness has greeted him across the world. Today protestors take to the streets at the President’s first campaign rally of the year, as he visits El Paso, Texas. Many locals are infuriated by Donald Trump talking up the dangers of living near the border with Mexico and demonising Mexicans as...

The ONS (Office for National Statistics) reported that the growth in 2018 was 1.4% down from 1.8% in 2017. Even more worryingly this is the lowest rate since 2012. According to the ONS, quarterly growth also slowed, falling to 0.2% in the three months to December - down from 0.6% in the three months to September. A decline in car production and factory output were some of the main factors that caused the slower growth. Head of GDP at the...

Ricardo Godinho, 41, is charged with the murder of Mrs Mendes as she went to school to pick up her three sons in Ewell Surrey.

The MARS small bore spectral scanner produces clear images of the human body which could lead to more accurate diagnoses