Stanley Murphy-Johns

UK

Arsenal parade: Dozens require rescuing from height and 16 arrests made

Thousands of Arsenal fans lined the streets around the Emirates Stadium as the team embarked on their trophy parade on Sunday afternoon.
31 May 2026
Politics

Tear gas deployed against migrants in Calais

Hundreds gathered on the dunes before making dashes towards the sea at Gravelines beach, north east Calais, all intent on boarding a single dinghy.
17 Jun 2025
Crime

Former MP accused of cheating at gambling on general election appears in court

Craig Williams, 39, of Llanfair Caereinion, served as the parliamentary private secretary to Rishi Sunak during his time as prime minister.
13 Jun 2025
UK

James Norton and Rebecca Adlington take part in 10-hour charity swim

Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington and actor James Norton have shared their earliest memories of the sea, and their belief in coastal restoration.
6 Jun 2025
Crime

Tony Hudgell’s birth mother still ‘high risk to children’, adoptive parent says

Tony’s birth mother Jody Simpson is to be released from prison following a decision by an independent
6 Jun 2025
Showbiz

Beyonce suffers wardrobe malfunction as she kicks off London tour stop

The Grammy winner, who performed more than 30 songs over two and a half hours, reacted like a complete pro

6 Jun 2025
Crime

Father and son charged with murder of four-year-old family member in car crash

Patrick Maughan, 53, and Owen Maughan, 27, appeared at Sevenoaks Magistrates’ Court accused of murdering four-year-old Peter Maughan.
4 Jun 2025
UK

Charity searches for descendants of rioters involved in 1525 uprising

More than 100 men stormed Bayham Abbey, near Tunbridge Wells in Kent, with makeshift weapons, in protest at its closure as part of religious reforms.
4 Jun 2025
Politics

Reform UK’s Musk-style efficiency unit will ‘take as long as it takes’

A Reform spokesperson heralded the first Doge meeting at Kent Count Council as ‘very productive’ but admits there is no timeframe for recommendations.
3 Jun 2025
Crime

Coroner has ‘no doubt’ diagnosis could have prevented death of baby boy

Archie Squire died from heart failure in the early hours of November 23 2023, after successive cardiac arrests, days after his first birthday.
30 May 2025
Crime

‘Unacceptable’ delayed scan could have prevented baby’s death, inquest hears

Archie Squire died from heart failure in the early hours of November 23 2023, after successive cardiac arrests, days after his first birthday.
29 May 2025
UK

Snow leopard cub born at animal sanctuary

The cub, nicknamed ‘Little Lady’, weighed just 630g at her first health check five days after she was born.
29 May 2025
Crime

Deaf TikTok star died after ‘failure’ by mental health services, inquest finds

Imogen Nunn, 25, died in Brighton, East Sussex, on New Year’s Day 2023, after ingesting a poisonous substance she ordered online.
23 May 2025
Crime

Deaf TikTok star’s death was ‘avoidable’ says family

After her inquest concluded at West Sussex Coroners Court, Imogen Nunn’s mother hopes ‘vital lessons’ can be learned from her daughter’s death.
23 May 2025
Politics

New Reform-led council will remove Pride and Ukrainian flags

Reform UK has officially taken control of Kent County Council following the party’s victory in May’s local elections.
22 May 2025
Crime

Doctor tells inquest he learned ‘to be more compassionate’ since baby’s death

Archie Squire died from heart failure in the early hours of November 23, 2023 after successive cardiac arrests just days after his first birthday.
21 May 2025
Crime

Deaf TikTok star ‘had no translator for care check-up’ three days before death

Imogen Nunn, 25, who was born deaf, died in Brighton on New Year’s Day 2023 after taking a poisonous substance.
20 May 2025
Crime

Greek authorities delay inquest into death of British police officer in Kavos

Hannah Byrne, 22, had been out on the first night of her holiday in the Greek resort on Corfu when she suffered a fatal head injury.
13 May 2025
Politics

Sir Ed Davey signs ‘magic spatulas’ during local election visit

Sir Ed visited Lib Dem campaigners in Tunbridge Wells feeling ‘optimistic’ about their chances in the elections on Thursday.
30 Apr 2025
Crime

Woman killed man in unprovoked attack after asking to be sent back to hospital

Christina Howell stabbed Hubert Brown to death in a racist and unprovoked attack, the sentencing judge said.
25 Apr 2025
Crime

Inquest into death of nurse killed when hit by a car adjourned for investigation

A man has been arrested and released on bail over the death of Dominyka Jonikaite.
24 Apr 2025