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Detectives working on theory that Julia James, who suffered head injuries, may have been killed by stranger Her murder is two miles from where Dr Lin Russell, 45, and daughter Megan, six, were bludgeoned to death  Kent Police were called to Snowdown, near Dover, at around 4pm on Tuesday to reports of a body found Officers later confirmed body of Ms James, a serving Kent PCSO, was discovered near to Akholt Wood Detectives have launched a murder investigation and neighbours claim her Jack Russell was found with body No arrests made and PCSO's family including her husband Paul are being looked ...

Don't show me this message again✕ Police will not be able to respond to all breaches of coronavirus restrictions as crime rises towards pre-pandemic levels, a senior officer has warned. Police leaders expect a rise in violence, including stabbings, and all types of offences as coronavirus restrictions are gradually eased in England. The national lockdown that ended on 29 March caused a dramatic reduction in crime, similar to that seen at the beginning of the pandemic last year. But with looser restrictions now allowing more people to leave home and gather in public spaces, figures are alrea...

With rules around stay at home and meeting others now relaxed further you may be planning to go a bit further afield this weekend Gardens, parks and countryside locations run by the National Trust will be open this weekend.  Many of of the charity's gardens, parks and outdoor spaces have been open for local visits through the current lockdown. With rules around stay at home and meeting others now relaxed further you may be planning to go a bit further afield this weekend.  In England, gatherings of up to six people outside are permitted, and outdoor sports facilities have reopened.

Gardens, parks and countryside locations run by the National Trust will be open this weekend.

With rules around stay at home and meeting others now relaxed further you may be planning to go a bit further afield this weekend Gardens, parks and countryside locations run by the National Trust will be open this weekend.  Many of of the charity's gardens, parks and outdoor spaces have been open for local visits through the current lockdown. With rules around stay at home and meeting others now relaxed further you may be planning to go a bit further afield this weekend.  In England, gatherings of up to six people outside are permitted, and outdoor sports facilities have reopened.