Julia James, 53, was bludgeoned to death while out walking her Jack Russell terrier on a path through woodland close to her home in the Kent hamlet of Snowdown, near Canterbury.

The image shot on Saturday in Norfolk by her mother Kate is the latest in a series of delightful mementoes of Princess Charlotte's birthdays taken by the Duchess of Cambridge.

In a brief interview in Malibu, Jenner said: 'This is a question of fairness, that's why I oppose biological boys who are trans competing in girls' sports in school.

Concerns about the state of Boris Johnson's personal finances grew last night amid claims that Tory donors had been asked if they would help the Prime Minister to cover the cost of his childcare.

The daughter of a computer engineer and a science teacher who grew up in a well-heeled West London suburb can today be revealed as another of Britain's Islamic State brides.

China's Covid-19 vaccines were developed fast, rolled out rapidly around the world and proclaimed by President Xi Jinping as a 'global public good' to showcase his country's benevolence.

The man, 31, and his girlfriend, 29, gained entry to the grounds of the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park last Sunday. The lodge is Prince Andrew's official residence.

Dame Hilary, 68, said there is no 'legitimate public interest' in the British Monarchy and it may not last much longer, claiming it is 'the endgame'.

ITV has also launched a range of networking groups welcoming women, gay workers, those with disabilities, and minority ethnic staff. But some staff complain they feel excluded.

Extinction Rebellion activists are deliberately causing enough criminal damage during protests to ensure they are tried by juries.

It is December 12, 2019, and I'm at Riverside TV studios in London, waiting to take part in Channel 4's Alternative Election Night broadcast. It feels like a gathering point for the so-called 'metropolitan elite'.

Last week, Kate Garraway told of the agonising decision to put her desperately sick husband Derek into a coma. Now she reveals the second part of her soul-wrenching memoir.

A weather warning is in place for Monday with gusts of up to 60mph forecast in Wales and the south coast of England, while showers will batter the umbrellas.

TALK OF THE TOWN: The editor of British Vogue, Edward Enninful was sending Meghan Markle supportive text messages during her blockbuster interview with Oprah.

SARAH VINE: how do we know that Clarke really is this person? How do we know he is actually guilty of the charges against him? That these accusations are not exaggerated?

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: To me, the much-repeated claim that the task of keeping Carrie Symonds placated influences our UK Prime Minister's decisions seems unbelievable.

A glance at the star-strewn cast for new BBC drama The Pursuit Of Love suggests that a number of them were extremely well acquainted long before the series started filming last year.

Tory MPs tore into the Electoral Commission's 'lamentable record' last night and urged the Prime Minister to press ahead with replacing it.

Demand for dogs during the pandemic triggered a massive rise in thefts, with some breeds fetching up to £4,000 each - four times pre-Covid prices.

Boris Johnson was warned that a senior civil servant in the heart of his Downing Street operation was suspected of leaking sensitive information - but declined to order an investigation,

Cleo Watson has secretly written a book while she was working for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It is described as a cross between House of Cards and 50 Shades of Grey.

Boris Johnson promises to remove the limit on mourners at funerals from May 17, scrap the 'metre plus' social distancing rule from June 21, and issue the first list of 'green' countries within days.

Officers from the National Crime Agency and Scotland Yard's organised crime team seized 109kg of cocaine and 15kg of heroin in a raid on an industrial unit in Enfield, North London.

The Home Office confirmed that another 185 migrants attempted the journey in nine separate incidents today. The latest arrivals mean the total number to cross this year is now 2,293.

The Mail on Sunday last week revealed the Lords Standards Commissioner had opened a formal probe into Baroness Boothroyd, 91, despite knowing she is recovering from open-heart surgery.

The bodies of 32 people killed in the crush at the Lag B'Omer festival, near Mount Meron, have so far been identified, including a British man named as Moshe Bergman.

The killing of teenager Junior Jah in the borough of Newham happened just a stone's throw from Mayor Sadiq Khan's new City Hall - leaving those in the area too terrified to leave their own homes.

Thousands rallied in Brighton, Bristol, Cheltenham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Truro and Sheffield despite the continued threat of coronavirus.

The Conservatives have drafted in the military to help secure victory in this week's elections. The party is fielding seven former Armed Forces personnel to stand as crime tsars.

Five maternity units in England are still banning pregnant women from having a partner for support. MPs criticised them for acting in a way that is 'verging on the criminal'.

ANNA MIKHAILOVA: Victoria Atkins's promising political career is feared to have hit the rocks after her stinging criticism of the Prime Minister's fiancée was overheard in the Commons tea room.

Cher has paid tribute to her 'amazing' Moonstruck co-star Olympia Dukakis, who passed away this morning in New York City aged 89 after a lengthy illness. 'Rip Dear One,' Cher wrote on Twitter.

The Government is expected to announce as early as this week the first countries that Britons can visit without having to quarantine - but the list is only believed to include a handful of destinations.

PETER HITCHENS: I'd be quite happy if some of my taxes (so much of them already wasted on really bad things) went on making it reasonably comfortable.

Millionaire James Hogan, the former chief executive of Etihad Airways, is understood to have been detained by Border Force officers at Heathrow last month after arriving on a flight from Switzerland.

Ex-Jeremy Corbyn aide Karie Murphy revealed that a 'new Left' was now mobilising and raised the prospect that it would 'take back control' of the party - as the Hartlepool by-election draws near.

Noel Clarke is facing the prospect of a police investigation after seven more women came forward to accuse the Bafta star of a campaign of sexual harassment and bullying.

Boris Johnson's chief of staff Dan Rosenfeld, pictured right, is thought to be considering leaving his job, while Munira Mirza, left, who heads the No 10 Policy Unit, has also been under question.

DAN HODGES: There have long been whispers that some in Britain's intelligence agencies harbour concerns about the Prime Minister's characteristically chaotic attitude to security.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently suggested at a Downing Street Covid-19 press conference that people testing positive for the disease could be given a pill.

The 58-year-old appears downcast in these exclusive photographs - the first of the controversial reporter at his new home in Winchester.

Daniel Korski, one of Mr Cameron's special advisers, lobbied the Greater London Authority after Uber complained that it was at risk of losing its licence to operate in the capital.

The operation, carried out when Mila's mother, Helena Purcell, 41, of Hornchurch, Essex, was just 23 weeks pregnant, has saved the baby from a lifetime of paralysis and incontinence.

It was a contagion that spread from the ports to the big cities, and then out along the road and the rail networks to sleepy county towns and coastal communities.

MOS COMMENT: The real divide in modern Britain is not between Tory and Labour. It is between the metropolitan elite and normal men and women.

The first Saturday in May sees countless brave planters around the world rush outside wearing no clothes at all to carry out their weeding, planting and trimming.

In England, if it is not possible to remain two metres apart, the advice is to stand at least one metre apart but with extra precautions in place, such as the wearing of face masks.

Cases of coronavirus in the UK fell slightly to 1.907 from last Saturday's 2,061 as the further easing of lockdown rules looks set to go ahead on May 17.

The Battle of Brunanburh in 937AD saw King Aethelstan's English forces fight a Viking-led alliance in a brutal combat which saw six kings and seven earls killed.

Footage has emerged of English actor Noel Clarke, 45, and fellow cast member Jason Maza pulling a cruel joke on Jahannah James - one of Clarke's alleged victims - leaving her visibly upset.

Analysis by SAGE found the chance of contracting the virus in hospitality settings in the UK appeared slightly higher than in gyms or shops, but concluded the risk was still small.

Nicola Holton, 36, of Worcester, was jailed for four years at Worcester Crown Court yesterday. She admitted two counts of sexual activity with a child and one of sexual communication.

Counter Terrorism officers made arrests this morning in Keighley, West Yorkshire, Anglesey, north Wales and Swindon, Witshire.

The actress, 35, who appeared opposite the actor in the 2006 film shared the image of the Time's Up logo on Instagram after Noel was accused of sexual misconduct by 20 women.

Legal advice dating back to 2011 suggests the Scottish Parliament cannot go ahead with the referendum without approval from the UK Parliament.

In her bombshell Oprah interview in March, Meghan, 39, said that her son was not made a Prince due to a change in protocol but 'may have been confused' her friend Omid Scobie says.

The Duke of York, 61, sported reflective sunglasses and a navy blue jumper as he drove his Range Rover toward his Windsor Lodge home, where he lives with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Hugh Osmond, chief of Punch Taverns and formerly Pizza Express, said that Boris Johnson's roadmap was costing his industry £200 million each day on the basis of false projections.

Adam Deacon fell out with Clarke when the Bafta award-winning star claimed that Deacon had 'infringed on copyright' by calling his 2010 spoof film Anuvahood.

The eldest of the Radford's 22 children Chris, 31, is expecting his third child with his partner Nicole Spencer, 27,  a brother to  Maisie, three, and Jacob, one.

The survey found key marginals including Dudley, Northumberland and Derby are expected to be won by the Conservatives, who are also likely to be the largest party in Bolton.

As of this week, 95% of adults in the Seychelles had been given their first Covid jab. So the archipelago seems one of the safest places to go to get away from it all. Here's our guide.

The home of the festival, Worthy Pastures in Somerset, is opening its fields up to campers this summer.

Hannah Jackson, 28, moved from the Wirral to a farm near Carlise, Cumbria eight years ago and has racked up 90,000 followers by sharing her rural lifestyle online.

RICHARD EDEN: He's one of the world's most famous artists. But Damien Hirst doesn't want fans to forget who he is.

The unnamed joker placed the erotic books in a wooden box set up for residents of Cornholme, near Todmorden in West Yorkshire, to exchange reading material.

The Survation poll - commissioned by the Mail ahead of local and mayoral elections next week - shows that the Tories' lead over Labour has fallen from six points in a week.

US Ambassador Arthur Sinodinos said Australia's borders may not reopen until the entire world's population is vaccinated - because citizens are scared and the strict measures are popular.

The unified boycott of social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram started at 3pm on Friday afternoon and will continue until 23:59 BST on Monday evening.

Jamie, 68, put the condition on forms which had been used to justify him having control over the finances of his daughter Britney, 39, according to a report from The Sun on Friday.

The more we examined the contents of this first chamber, the more convinced we became that it was the tomb of King Tut-ankh Amen.

The number of obese babies and toddlers treated in NHS hospitals has more than doubled in two years, figures show.

In a study involving 35 men aged 18 to 50, 90% remembered to use a contraceptive gel every day for a year. Prof Richard Anderson of Edinburgh University hopes to expand the trial.

Each life lost to coronavirus is a tragedy. And today the Daily Mail launches a campaign to help create a memorial to honour all of them at St Paul's Cathedral.

Sir Tom's new release Surrounded By Time sailed straight in at number one on the Official Albums Chart.

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A warning has been published in a parish magazine about a dog walker being on the prowl in the area of Kent, near to where PCSO Julia James was killed while walking her Jack Russell.

Christian Brueckner is set to be charged with the 2004 rape of Hazel Behan in Praia da Rocha within the next 12 weeks. He is the prime suspect in the abduction of Madeleine McCann.

Dominic Raab today rejected calls to speed up the nation's exit from lockdown as he insisted 'we are very close now to really turning the corner' in the battle against coronavirus.

Donald Trump ranted on a Mar-a-Lago bandstand that Arizona will be the first state to undo the 'rigged' 2020 election after a recount in Maricopa County conducted by Cyber Ninjas concludes.

Braden Ellis, 19, right, who got into a heated exchange with a professor at California's Cypress College after calling police 'heroes' says Americans need to 'fight back against liberal ideology'.

Susan Wright, left, the widow of the first US Congressman to die from COVID, has progressed to the runoff for her late husband Ron's Texas House seat after an endorsement from Trump.

Senator Mitt Romney was booed on Saturday as he made a speech at the Utah Republican Party's organizing convention. The 2,000-strong crowd jeered the frequent critic of former President Trump.

Emergency services were called to the car park of the Eschol Park Sports Complex in Eagle Vale just before 3.30pm on Sunday following reports of a car park brawl.

Zoë M. McLaren, an associate professor at the University of Maryland in Baltimore County, wrote in that the concept of exponential decay shows how the virus may start to disappear soon.

Writer, director and executive producer on the FX series Pose, Janet Mock, delivered a strong criticism of Hollywood at the show's season premiere event demanding a pay rise from producers.

The Conservative Party's poll lead over Labour has dipped to just five points ahead of 'Super Thursday' elections after Boris Johnson's tumultuous week in Westminster.

Janek Gazecki has been receiving online threats against his life since he announced plans to set up the Amalfi Beach Club on the iconic beach in Sydney's east.

The Metropolitan Police said today they have received a report of a sexual offence after actor and director Noel Clarke was accused of bullying and groping by 20 women.

He has already been on the receiving end of one of AC-12's gruelling interviews. But now Line Of Duty star Daniel Mays is facing an even more fearsome adversary - the British taxman.

A 19-year-old has been charged with murder following the death of a 51-year-old man in Sorell, Hobart. The 51-year-old was allegedly hit with a blunt object before dying in Royal Hobart Hospital.

Police swarmed the Oneida Casino in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Saturday. A gunman killed two people and seriously wounded a third before being shot dead by cops.

Elon Musk, who is worth an estimated $173 billion, has been crowdsourcing jokes on Twitter ahead of his guest hosting duties on Saturday Night Live on May 8. Not everyone is amused with his humor.

Nightclubs remain closed but pubs and bars drew crowds of people seizing upon the long weekend, and a day off work, to enjoy an evening out across the UK.

Breonna, a three-year-old filly owned by Taylor family attorney Sam Aguiar and his wife Janelle, was a decisive winner in wet conditions during the race Thursday. Taylor was shot by police in March 2020.

Urban Mutts in London's Westfield is described as 'a game-changing members' club-meets-modern fitness, day care and wellbeing space', is designed solely for dogs.

Royal Mail chief commercial officer Nick Landon described losing top spot to Amazon as 'very worrying', in an internal message sent to the firm's 140,000 employees.

Exam boards in England are still charging schools the full fees despite the fact that teachers will assess pupils' work and that the services of 60,000 examiners will not be needed.

The Washington Post and New York Times were forced to retract claims Rudy Giuliani had received briefings from the FBI warning him he was the target of a Russian disinformation campaign.

A baby formula fiend has been sentenced to two years' jail - but she won't actually spend a day behind bars unless she plays up again.

The mother who nearly killed her ex-boyfriend after chasing him down in a ute and ploughing into other cars will spend two years behind bars.

Billions of pounds will be spent on improving road and rail links to Scotland under plans being put forward by Boris Johnson to strengthen the Union, it was claimed today.

Football great and TV personality Sam Newman's wife has died suddenly at their Docklands home in Melbourne aged 50.

A walk-the-penguin toy with a leash that turned into a deadly loop is being blamed for the tragic accident that has rendered six-year-old Deklan Babington-MacDonald 'beyond recovery'.

Katie Sorensen now faces two misdemeanor counts after she claimed that Eduardo and Sadie Martinez had tried to kidnap her two children.

Jinger Duggar, 27, and husband Jeremy Vuolo, 33, were seen shopping in Hollywood on Saturday, a day after they condemned her brother Josh who has been arrested on child porn charges.

West Australian Premier Mark McGowan confirmed the news on Sunday, 24 hours after a hotel quarantine security guard and two of his housemates tested positive to Covid.

Richard Pusey is neither a killer, rapist or child molester, yet history will regard him as one of Australia's most despised individuals. 

Police have been trying to find out what happened to Russell Hill, 74, and Carol Clay, 73, in the lead-up to their disappearance from the Wonnangatta Valley, in the Victorian Alps, in March 2020.

Emergency services were called to Ash Avenue in Caringbah South, Sydney's south, about 12:40am on Sunday and arrived to find a 27-year-old woman trapped under a Toyota hatchback.

Police have charged a man whose car hit a bus, killing his passenger, in Sydney on Saturday.

The American Federation of Teachers sent emails to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention before it issued guidance on re-opening schools to in-person teaching.

The heavily tattooed, hard-working lifestyle of young Australian sheep shearers has been poignantly captured in a stunning photography exhibition called Shear.

Gladys Hesse, from Logan, Queensland, took her five-year-old daughter Vaitiare to the doctor after she complained about a sore arm.

The mother who violently attacked her eight-week-old daughters, killing one, has been granted a working with children permit to work for her favourite AFL team. 

AFL superstar Dustin Martin has gone on a property spending spree splashing $14million in trendy Melbourne suburbs.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is expected to announce on Sunday several sweeping changes that will be made to the childcare system.

Six men were arrested after police busted their way into the properties across Sydney and Wollongong last week and allegedly uncovered designer-branded drugs and bags of cash.

Medina Spirit stormed to victory in the Kentucky Derby on Saturday to deliver trainer Bob Baffert a record seventh win in the Run for the Roses.

A driver, top right, smashed a school bus window and deliberately ran over the female driver, left, after she took his photo, police say. The horrific road rage incident was caught on film.

Noel Clarke is facing the prospect of a police investigation after seven more women came forward to accuse the Bafta star of a campaign of sexual harassment and bullying.

In a phone call with an undercover investigator, businessman Rob Weir recounted a £2,800 hunting trip to Argentina as he boasted about helping to kill 13,000 doves and blasting a baboon.

Kelly Macdonald has revealed she has seen only one episode of the current hit UK series after finding the tense hunt to discover the identity of 'H' too intimidating.

Pocket money has gone up by 20 per cent on average across the UK to £7.17 a week, compared with £5.97 the previous year, according to an analysis of data from 400,000 children.

The billionaire founder of Carphone Warehouse has quit as chairman of a prestigious museum group in protest at a 'culture war' being waged in British institutions.

The defect raises the amount of a fatty protein called Lipoprotein (a), which is found in potentially dangerous levels in 20 per cent of the population.

Jennifer Pinches told The Times that the guidelines around wearing leotards at competition are 'perpetuating extremely harmful ideals.'

J. K. Rowling has again fallen victim to 'cancel culture' after a literary festival in New Zealand scrapped plans for a Harry Potter-themed event over her comments on gender.

The chairman of Bafta feared that giving an award to Noel Clarke could 'destroy' the organisation, it emerged yesterday.

Kansas house representative Mark Samsel, 36, was charged with misdemeanor battery after allegedly attacking a student while working as a substitute teacher in Wellsville school district.

Stacey Burton, 22, flew into a jealous rage after the father of one of her two children, Codie Carter, moved on with another woman and decided to demand cash as random for an intimate photo.

The BBC became the latest broadcaster to distance itself from the controversial star, with a spokesman saying: 'We will not be progressing any projects with Noel Clarke at this time.'

Mandeep Dhillon, one of the main cast members in the first series of his police drama Bulletproof, was among several colleagues to comment on the revelations.

During a private meeting, Matt Hancock reportedly told MPs and peers that he hopes the data will provide further information for a discussion on legalising doctor-assisted suicide in the UK.

Reports said a new national flagship costing up to £200 million was expected to be named HMS Prince Philip and would boost British trade and drive investment in the UK's economy.

John Kerry, the US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate disclosed millions in income, including a $5million salary from Bank of America and tens of thousands from energy firms.

TV cameraman Oisin - who was joined by his wife Sinead and their seven-year-old daughter Meabh are fans of the service with delivers to homes in Oranmore, County Galway.

Campaigners argue that current plans for multi-million-pound fines will not be enough to make tech giants such as Facebook crack down on dangerous posts, racism and child abuse.

An employment tribunal said a food firm in Kent was within its rights to dismiss a truck driver who refused to wear a mask while he was making a delivery to a client.

The plans are understood to depend on advice expected this summer from scientists on the UK's Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).

Keith Ellison wrote in a memorandum to the judge that five aggravating factors in George Floyd's death should lead to a harsher sentence for Derek Chauvin.

Riot police came under attack in Paris today as thousands took to the streets for the traditional May 1 Labour Day protests across France.

The New Zealand ministry of health announced on Sunday that it was no longer accepting flights from the state after carrying out a rapid public health assessment.

The BBC has been accused of breaching impartiality guidelines by including Left-wing bias and anti-Government rhetoric in its prestigious Thought For The Day slot.

Campaigners described the plan as a 'complete waste of time' given the near total absence of inmates in male prisons who would have need for sanitary products.

Of the 5,426 violent crimes recorded in Minneapolis last year, 83 of them were homicides, according to the city's police crime statistic data.

Joshua Wolf Shenk has resigned as editor-in-chief of Believer magazine after flashing about a dozen staffers during a Zoom call when he got out of a bath and forgot to cover his lower half

The student, Braden Ellis, got into the heated exchange with his professor at Cypress College in California after he gave a presentation about 'cancel culture' in the United States.

A series of community appeals were launched in the wake of mother-of-three Kelly Wilkinson being allegedly burned to death by her ex-husband Brian Earl Johnston on April 20.

Stephen Doughty, Labour MP for Cardiff South and Penarth, sent a late-night text message asking vulnerable constituent Byron Long for tablets of diazepam, better known as Valium.