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Metropolitan Police are calling on the public to help find Fiona Holms remains

Stories making news police investigating the alleged murder of a woman have released cctv of her in a bid to find her body. a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by her family on 29june. officers believe she was killed up to nine days earlier. last month, there was a full... in the number of people visiting high street shops, retail parks and shopping centres. the analysis firm, springboard, says it is the first time since 2009 that f...

Warned that is heading towards administration. the business, well—known for its affordable everyday items, employs 12,000 people, has around 400 stores across britain. it says its facing mounting cash pressures, and has taken the difficult decision to seek administrators as it tries to secure a rescue deal. last month the number of people heading out to the shops fell for the first time in ia years as the uk grappled with one of the wettest months on record. analysis firm, springboard, says ov...

Heavy rains in Beijing over the weekend were the worst recorded since records began 140 years ago, according to the citys weather service. The maximum amount recorded during the storm was 744.8mm - a higher figure than the 609mm previously recorded in 1891. The deluge followed Typhoon Doksuri, which had hit southern Fujian province after battering the Philippines.

A KFC in Sittingbourne, Kent, has introduced the temporary measures due to a spate of anti-social behaviour in the area, with police imposing a dispersal order earlier in the summer

In another incident, gang raided a quarry site and killed a guard in Mlolongo area

Parking firm NCP has scrapped residents’ annual permit passes and raised parking fees in Manchester and it has forced some people to make a big life decision

A clip of the violent clash shows the group of British holidaymakers coming off worse as they were barraged by a flurry of kicks and punches in the Ibizan party resort of San Antonio

A driver who stopped his car on double-red lines at Bristol Airport for just 34 seconds has been slapped with a hefty £100 fine. He has tried to appeal the fine but it was rejected.

It is believed about 20 police officers, most in civilian clothing, stormed the shop in Nigel, chasing out customers, shutting the doors and conducting what they called a raid for illicit cigarettes.