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Thug murdered sleeping homeless man by dropping paving slab on his head four times
A thug murdered murdered a sleeping homeless man by dropping a paving slab on his head four times. Sergio Lemori, 33, has never explained why he killed defenceless Andrew O'Connell, 54, in Brighton's Royal Pavilion Gardens last summer. CCTV screenshot of Sergio Lemori,33, carrying the slab used to kill homeless man Andrew O'Connell . He denied the murder despite being shown chilling CCTV footage of his attack on the "much-loved family man" from Chatham, Kent, whom he did not know....
Shocking pic shows dolphin washed up on beach with plastic rubbish wrapped around its beak
The female common dolphin which found washed up on a beach on Jersey by islander Sandra Hilton
Frog hitches a lift with a tourist to their home 8,000 miles away in Nottinghamshire
RSPCA called after the tiny frog hopped out of the woman's luggage while she unpacked
Britain’s last surviving Dambuster slams “mindless” vandals who defaced Bomber Command memorial
This is the fourth time in six years the statues have been defaced
Gun-toting carjacker who robbed string of women drivers is jailed
Mark Stokes struck six times in just two days after preying on women drivers across Birmingham
“Utterly self-centred” Rich Kid of Instagram spared jail after importing endangered python skin
Multimillionaire heiress Stephanie Scolaro, 26, was given 160 hour community order after she admitted she ordered snake-skin baseball caps and travel bags worth over £17,000 from Indonesia.
Furious mum who was sent ‘dick pic’ starts petition to make sending unwanted explicit images illegal
Natasha Harpley, 39, was left furious after the man sent her the image of a penis after sending her a friend request on Facebook
Remarkable photo shows British zoo’s first ever venomous lizard hatching out of its egg
Paignton Zoo is now proud home to two venemous Mexican Beaded Lizards
Affluent London borough appealing for volunteers to patrol streets in broad daylight to cut crime
Marching down the road in fluorescent jackets, Havering's StreetWatch team, whose oldest member is 75-years-old, reckon they are preventing crimes - despite being mostly active during the day.