The first fatal attack unfolded in Hackney at 2.30pm yesterday, before stabbings in Knightsbridge at 1am this morning and then a third incident in Greenwich around 3am. Via: Three dead in 24 hours as man in another night of bloody violence across London
At least 200 rounds fired by police in shoot-out with suspects Via: Police shoot dead UPS driver being held hostage
America’s non-farm payroll has surged by the most in 10 months, in a boost for the economy….and Donald TrumpLatest: US non-farm payroll beats forecastsJob creation up, unemployment rate downNFP up by 266,000Earlier: UK house prices up 1% in NovemberIntroduction: German industrial output slumps 1.52pm GMT As suspected, the end of Read more
Labour leader says government report states Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal will be ‘highly disruptive’Leaked Brexit paper negates PM’s Northern Ireland claims – CorbynTory ministers back candidates accused of IslamophobiaPoll tracker: Tories maintain lead over Labour with one week to goSign up for Andrew Sparrow’s election briefing 1.53pm GMT A senior Read more
Dispatcher says we have an ‘active situation right now’, CNN reports, and that gates at the base were closedPolice are responding to reports of a shooter on a naval base in the Florida city of Pensacola, local media have reported.CNN reported that gates at the base were closed and it Read more
Chelsea clear to make January signings after Cas rulingRodgers commits future to Leicester with new contract to 2025You can email Stuart, tweet him or comment BTL 1.50pm GMT José Mourinho was back in the purple puffa-puffa for the assembled press at Spurs. His side host Burnley tomorrow …We have to Read more
Calls for inquiry as jury returns guilty verdicts on serial rapist and kidnapper, who went on fortnight-long rampage in April and MayThe Joseph McCann case: the error and its implicationsA man convicted of a horrific series of rapes and kidnaps against women and children earlier this year was free to Read more
‘My instincts told me something was not right with this man’ Via: Grace Millane's killer was 'quite taken by morbidity' says woman who went on date with him day after murder
Spending has fallen by 30 per cent over past decade, figures reveal Via: Nearly 800 public libraries closed since austerity launched in 2010
More than a million tons of salt and ‘fleet of gritting trucks’ are to be used by councils to ensure people get to polling stations next week. Tories fear poor weather will reduce turnout among older voters. Via: Councils gear up for cold snap by stockpiling salt to make sure Read more