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People in Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross have taken to social media to share photos and videos from the chaotic scenes as police try to move people away

Detectives are trying to piece together the timeline around when Christian Brueckner was in the Portuguese resort of Praia De Luz

Formal identification is yet to take place, but after a post-mortem examination took place, the woman's death is being treated as murder and detectives are making extensive enquiries

Escobar had originally purchased just four of the huge animals, but once they got out into the wild they have gone on to produce 150 more. Experts believe there could be more than 1,000 by 2035

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Andrew Miller was dressed as a woman when he offered the child, who he had never seen before, a lift. Police were out hunting for the girl who only escaped when he fell asleep and she called 999

A jury has begun deliberating charges against James Witham, 41, Niall Barry, 26, Sean Zeisz, 28, Ian Fitzgibbon, 28, and Joseph Peers, 29, who all deny the murder of 28-year-old Ashley Dale at her home in Liverpool. Witham has admitted manslaughter

‌The nuclear-capable weapon - delivered to targets at 27 times the speed of sound - is seen in new footage being installed in an underground launch silo in Russia’s Orenburg region.

Michael Sellers had stalked eight women before he became obsessed with work colleague Gracie Spinks in Duckmanton, Derbyshire. She reported him to the HR department and police. He stabbed her to death in June 2021

Dr Jane Horsey who had worked in Keighley, Yorkshire, was given a set of conditions to follow rather than face being struck off despite being caught drink-driving for the second time

Teenager Gordon Gault was stabbed in Newcastle’s West End on November 9, 2022 and died six days later in hospital. Newcastle Crown Court heard there was tit-for-tat stabbings

Remigiusz Cyrek had been working at the Kettle Produce's Orkie Farm facility near Freuchie, Fife, Scotland for around six months when the accident happened. The factory cuts carrots into batons

Harold Salt sexually abused a child under the age of 13 between 1997 and 2001 and was found guilty of six counts of indecent assault and one count of rape

The massive fin whale was spotted at first light this morning on South Fistral Beach, in Newquay, Cornwall by surfer Rob Barber. Its cause of death has not been confirmed

Evil Thomas Cashman asked judges to allow him to appeal his 42-year minimum sentence after being refused leave in July

Rianna Cleary was six months pregnant in the biggest women's prison in the country when she gave birth alone in a prison cell before her baby Aisha died in her arms

Five men and three women were convicted after the court heard four children, all under the age of 13, were introduced to a world of drugs and alcohol, then exposed to sexual abuse and violence

The "House of Horrors" animal rescue centre closed down in 2016 after one of its owners died and the other took on more animals than they could cope with

The couple claimed living in their million pound apartment had been like torture once a young family moved in above them. The judge agreed the noise was "unbearable"

WARNING: CONTAINS DISTURBING CONTENT. ITV's The Playboy Bunny Murder reinvestigates the mysterious death of Eve Stratford, a 21-year-old Playboy Bunny who was horrifically murdered in her own home in 1975

Maher Maaroufe has been treated at Broadmoor maximum security hospital since he was charged with killing Sabita Thanwani. He thinks he killed a man who was the devil

Brian wouldn't leave Lindsey alone and constantly sniffed her bum, something that continued when she discovered a marble-sized lump in her genitals

The owner of the Red Lion & Sun in Highgate, London, says he was left baffled after being called an angry little man by a customer who assumed her drink was free

Privately educated James Cleverly has a record of opposing efforts to improve the lives of the poor. What really gets the new Home Secretary's juices flowing is his passion for the Warhammer tabletop war games, beloved of those some describe as "nerds".

In the hours leading up to the fatal attack Michael Daymond made repeated calls and log-in attempts to sort out his Universal Credit status. Later that afternoon he said tot Maya was gasping for breath