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Fines have been issued to people attending a gym, a hotel and a house party as police enforce new tougher coronavirus regulations for gatherings of over 15 people. Eighteen revellers were fined nearly £15,000 in total after holding a illegal house party in Essex that breached Covid lockdown rules on Saturday - as party-goers told Essex police they were shooting a music video. Pictures from inside the £4 million party house in Sewardstonebury, near Chingford, which had been rented for the occasion, show countertops littered with vodka bottles, red party cups and drug paraphernalia. Essex Police raided the property at 5pm yesterday, fining 18 people £800 each - 17 of whom were from London, and one from Essex. The property, Knoll House, is now under investigation with police being called to break up three illegal gatherings there in the past four weeks. Eighteen revellers are slapped with fines totalling nearly £15,000 after they were caught holding illegal house party at  Knoll House on

A Dorset beach was last night battered by a brutal storm that breached sea defences and even carried cars away amid strong wings, heavy rainfall and terrifying 23ft waves.  Sea and rain water poured into streets surrounding Chesil Beach on the Isle of Portland, with at least one person believed to have been left needing urgent medical attention.  The Environment Agency had issued a flood warning for the area, forecasting sea spray overtopping along the coast as a result of high tides and strong winds and urging people to be careful along beaches, promenades and coastal footpaths and roads due to the danger of big waves.  Property owners were also urged to install flood resilience equipment after one road, set just back from the famous shingle beach, had to be closed completely.  The emergency Services, including the Coastguard and paramedics, attended the scene at around 9.30pm. The scene was captured on camera by local woman Sharon Nicol Cooper. The 47-year-old said: 'I have lived

A widow has discovered a long-lost family she never knew she had thanks to a stranger who reached out after buying her grandad's war medals on eBay. Jocelyn Trent, 65, thought her only remaining family was her 39-year-old daughter following her husband's death 22 years ago. But she has now discovered 22 second cousins she knew nothing about thanks to Adam Simpson-York, who has spent lockdown buying unwanted war medals online and then reuniting them with their families. Before his message Jocelyn had no clue her grandfather, Charles Leonard Sharman, had served in the Royal Garrison Artillery during the First World War. Jocelyn Trent, 65, says she has 'gained a new family in 24 hours' after being contacted by Adam Simpson-York, who bought war medals awarded to her grandfather Charles Sharman Charles Leonard Sharman had served in the Royal Garrison Artillery during the First World War but granddaughter Jocylyn had no idea about the other members of her own family  He has n

A heartbroken son has been prevented from visiting his dying dementia-hit mother in a Welsh care home because she has weeks left to live rather than days, he claims.  Ryan Mee said he was told he can only see his mother Gillian Mee, 68, in her 'last days' rather than in her final weeks under guidance by Public Health Wales.  Mr Mee said his sister received a call two weeks ago explaining their mother had lost a significant amount of weight and to 'prepare' themselves for the worst.  But despite visiting her care home on a few occasions after the news, he said they were told on Monday that the arrangement could not continue after doctors gave the grandmother-of-four 'weeks' to live.  Ryan Mee has been prevented from visiting his dying dementia-hit mother Gillian Mee, 68, in a Welsh care home because she has weeks left to live rather than days, he claims In England, government guidelines state that care home visits can be enabled in the final weeks and months of a

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after woman, aged in her 40s, was found dead with 'significant injuries' in a Milton Keynes house.  The 46-year-old man is in custody, Thames Valley Police's Major Crime Unit said on Sunday afternoon.  Officers were called around 10.10am this morning to the house in Emerson Valley, Milton Keynes.  The deceased and injured woman was found at the address in the leafy suburb. The house sits down a quite close, around three miles from the city centre and less than two miles from Bletchley.  Thames Valley Police said the woman's body was found with serious injuries at the property in Beresford Close, Emerson Valley, Milton Keynes, at 10:10am Her next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers.  A scene watch is in place while enquiries are ongoing, with officers going house-to-house as they investigate the tragic incident.  Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Superintendent Justin Fletche

A Deliveroo moped driver died after smashing into a stationary lorry in Basingstoke last year as he was 'distracted by his phone', an inquest heard. Tragic Marcos Martin, 43, had only just started a round for the food delivery service and was half a mile from his home on Churchill Way. The married father of one, from Brazil, drove his 2016 Honda straight into the lorry without braking, on Tuesday, May 19 2020. He 'failed to appreciate' the massive vehicle in front of him, which had its hazard lights on, forensic investigators said. Mr Martins was likely using his phone at the time of the crash, a coroner ruled, 'to see and plan his route for the delivery he was making'. Marcos Vinicius Macedo Martins was driving his 2016 Honda moped around half a mile from his home when he collided with the back of a stationary lorry on Churchill Way, Basingstoke, on Tuesday, May 19 2020.  He was driving a moped for the food deliver service Deliver, like the one shown in the sto