News about Julian Morris

On January 30, Bryce Hodgson, a convicted stalker, was shot and killed by armed officers in Bywater Place, Surrey Quays, south-east London. Hodgson was first approached by unarmed neighbours and first aid was given as he was greeted by armed cops and died on the scene. He wore body armour and wielded two crossbows, a knife, and an axe, according to police. Hodgson's death was announced at Southwark Coroner's Court on Wednesday, finding that Hodgson obtained entry to the house armed with a crossbow and other arms.

For the first time, a two-month-old baby who died in hospital after being fed contaminated baby food has been named, almost a decade since her birth. Aviva Otte died at Evelina Children's Hospital in London in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). In January 2014, her mother died at the hospital, run by Guy's and St Thomas' Trust, six months before two other babies died after being infected with the same bacterium from a contaminated batch of baby food.

Anton Walkes, the soccer player for MLS team Charlotte, died after a boat collided with his jet ski in January, according to an inquest in London. Southwark Coroner's Court heard on Wednesday that Walkers was a passenger on the jet ski when it collided with a 46ft scarab boat near Miami Marine Stadium, Florida, on January 18 this year. Dr. Julian Morris, assistant coroner, said the aftermath of the accident had disabled the 25-year-old, a father of one, from the jet ski.

A court heard Fiona Beal, 49, was caught on CCTV (left) "buying compost from B&Q" before she reportedly buried her boyfriend's body in their back garden. Beal, 49, has been charged with fatally stabbing her long-term partner Nicholas Billingham, 42, (pictured on right) at their Northampton home after he suspected he was having an affair. The jury heard Beal wrapped Mr Billingham's remains in bin bags, sheets, and cable ties before burying them in the garden under soil and bark chippings. It has been revealed that Beal obtained the compost she allegedly used to bury her boyfriend. Nottingham Crown Court was filmed today.

An inquest heard that a'very able' schoolboy died after jumping from Tower Bridge into the Thames after reading and posting information about suicide online during lockdown. Zaheid Ali, 13, (pictured) committed suicide after getting off the bus early enough to jump off the bridge in London on April 2021, just eight days later outside a pub in Wapping, east London. One witness swam into the sea to save him, but only his school jacket and bag, which contained a suicide note, were found, according to the Inner South London Coroners Court.