There was one shooting death and three other incidents in the week the Met hailed its success (Image: NCA)
A MAN died from gunshot injuries and police appealed for information about three other shootings last week, as the Met Police hailed its success at tackling gun crime.
The force revealed details on a team of specialist detectives who it said is leading the fight against illegal firearms to prevent devastating and fatal consequences.
A Met spokesman said: “Reaffirming their efforts
From picnics by the river with her four siblings to a doting father who was ‘the nicest man in the world’, Brigitte Hoss had an idyllic childhood by any standards.
Her mother described their home in Poland as a ‘paradise’ with cooks, nannies and cleaners to tend to the family’s every need.
But some of these domestic staff were prisoners from the Auschwitz concentration camp just across the road from the family home, with the prisoner blocks and old crematorium
Comical pictures of a Christmas night out in Swansea have gone viral today, following in the footsteps of a similar snap of Manchester nightlife back in 2015.
The photos show a number of people interacting with police officers on a busy Wind Street in the Welsh city on the last Friday night out before Christmas.
In one snap, a man is being held on the floor by police officers and placed under arrest outside Bambu Beach Bar. The officers are
A Sunday roast with a reported four-year waiting list has been hailed as the ‘best of all time’ – as foodies praised not only its mouthwatering flavours but affordable prices.
The Bank Tavern in Bristol – which has recently beaten off stiff competition from around the globe to be crowned as the eatery with the longest waiting list, according to research compiled by business payment provider, Dojo (dojo.tech) – has earned raving reviews from patrons who admit that it’s ‘worth
A dedicated dad has melted hearts by dressing up in a pink leotard and tutu to take his young daughter to see Barbie at the cinema.
Eleazar Rodríguez Hernández took his daughter to see the hit film starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling on its opening weekend
She’s a style chameleon who’s famous for changing up her look.
Yet no-one was expecting Kim Kardashian’s latest makeover as she took part in TikTok’s ‘chav’ trend on Tuesday.
The reality star, 42, left her followers in hysterics as she slapped on poorly-applied makeup complete with giant drawn on eyebrows and heavy concealer in order to imitate a ‘chav’ – the British equivalent of American trailer trash.
‘This was not on my 2023 bingo card!’: Kim Kardashian was hailed the
You may be surprised to learn that the world’s oldest tropical lowland rainforest – which dates back about 180 million years to the Jurassic era – is in Australia.
Queensland’s Daintree Rainforest, described by Sir David Attenborough as the most extraordinary place on Earth, measures just 463 square miles yet it packs in more tree species in one hectare than in the entire 210,000 square miles of the UK.
An astonishing 430 bird species, including the giant cassowary, call it
Transfer winners and losers as Arsenal and Man City hailed but Fulham panned – Big Debate (Image: GETTY)
The Premier League summer transfer window is closed once again and the 20 English top-flight clubs totalled nearly £2billion of spending on new signings. Nine of them spent £100million or more with Nottingham Forest completing a remarkable 21 signings so far – with
The much-anticipated Elvis Presley biopic premiered at Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday night where it was met by mixed early reviews from critics.
There has been a lot of excitement around Baz Luhrmann’s film as the director hoped to recreate the buzz he generated when he brought the can-can to Cannes with Moulin Rouge! 20 years ago.
But the biopic about ‘The King’ did not quite live up to expectations as it received mixed reviews, with critics hailing Austin Butler’s
A giant ‘sea dragon’ discovered in the Midlands has been hailed as one of the greatest finds in British fossil history.
The ichthyosaur, spotted at the bottom of the Rutland Water, is the largest and most complete skeleton found in the UK, at 32 feet (10 metres) in length, with a skull weighing a ton.
The new specimen, which lived approximately 180million years ago, was found at the largest reservoir in England as conservationists drained water to improve the habitat
