Kyle Clifford: Last News

BBC Five Live racing commentator John Hunt reportedly returned home from work on Tuesday evening to discover his two daughters and wife had been brutally attacked. The three women aged 25, 28 and 61 were found seriously injured - and subsequently pronounced dead at the scene, reports the Mirror.

BBC 5 Live commentator John Hunt’s family sent a desperate final text message asking for help and also managed to call 999 before they were murdered in their Hertfordshire home on the evening of Tuesday 9 July. John’s wife Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were reportedly tied up before being shot and killed with a crossbow. An ex-soldier named Kyle Clifford has been apprehended by police following the murders and is currently under medical care after being found with injuries at Lavender Hill Cemetery in Enfield, north London.

Hertfordshire Police have confirmed that Kyle Clifford, 26, the suspect in a triple murder case, was discovered in north London's Enfield area by officers on Wednesday afternoon. Kyle is currently under medical care after being found with injuries, and authorities have stated that no police gunfire occurred during his apprehension.The tragic incident involves the deaths of Carol Hunt and her daughters Hannah and Louise in Bushey, Hertfordshire, the family of BBC Five Live commentator John Hunt.

Kyle Clifford, the man suspected of the horrific crossbow murders that claimed the lives of three family members of BBC racing commentator John Hunt has been formally arrested by police..The 26 year old is currently still in hospital in a serious condition after being tracked down following a manhunt around Enfield, north London.Tragically, Carol Hunt, 61, wife of BBC 5 Live's John Hunt, and their two daughters, Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, were discovered with fatal injuries at their home in Ashlyn Close, Bushey, Hertfordshire, shortly after 7pm on Tuesday. Detective Superintendent Rob Hall, leading the investigation from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire's major crime unit, said the investigation was "moving at pace". "Our thoughts remain with the victims' family at this tragic time," he said.

A triple murder suspect at the centre of a huge manhunt may have a crossbow, police fear.

A BBC journalist’s world has been turned upside down. He’s just lost his wife and two daughters in a vicious crossbow attack.

A manhunt is underway in the South of England to locate a man who is alleged to have killed the wife and two daughters of BBC horseracing commentator John Hunt.

BBC staff have issued a statement following the news of 5 Live presenter John Hunt's family, as his wife and daughter's are believed to be victims of a triple crossbow murder, which they described "utterly devastating." The organisation said they would provide the racing commentator with “all the support we can” following the deaths of his wife and two daughters, 25 and 28.The note to BBC 5 Live staff read: “The news today about John Hunt’s family is utterly devastating. Our thoughts are with John and his family at this incredibly difficult time and we will provide him with all the support we can.” A manhunt has since been launched for 26 year old Kyle Clifford, following the attack that took place in Ashlyn Close Tuesday evening (9 July).

The brother of the man accused of killing three women is serving life in prison for murdering a teenager, it has emerged.

Triple murder suspect Kyle Clifford has yet to be questioned by police and remains in a serious condition in hospital after the tragic crossbow incident that claimed the lives of three relatives of BBC racing commentator John Hunt.The 26 year old was discovered with injuries in Enfield's Hilly Fields area, north London, on Wednesday, 10 July, following an intense manhunt that spanned several hours. Carol Hunt, 61, wife of BBC 5 Live's John Hunt, and their two daughters, Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, were found with fatal injuries at their home in the peaceful Ashlyn Close, Bushey, Hertfordshire, just after 7pm on Tuesday. A crossbow has been recovered as part of the ongoing investigation, according to Hertfordshire Police, and search officers appeared to have retrieved two computer hard drives and two document bags from an address in the area.

Heartbroken friends and colleagues of the three women who were murdered in a crossbow attack in Hertfordshire have said they 'can't believe what has happened'.

A suspect wanted in connection with the murders of three women may be armed with a crossbow, police have warned. Emergency services rushed to a home in Bushey, Hertfordshire before 7pm on Tuesday, where the victims where found with serious injuries.

Kyle Clifford's former employer has issued a frank statement after the 26-year-old was tracked down by police following a manhunt. Officers searched for Clifford following the deaths of three women at a home in Hertfordshire.

BBC staff have been issued with a statement following the horrific deaths of commentator John Hunt's wife and two daughters.

Police have issued a direct plea to a triple murder suspect as a huge manhunt to track him down continues.

BBC star John Hunt's daughter Louise reposted an emotional tweet before she was fatally attacked alongside her sister, Hannah, and mum, Carol in a horrific attack.The three women were found dead in their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, allegedly after being tied up and shot with a crossbow.The police's main suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, was found injured in a cemetery in Enfield, close to his home, late yesterday and is currently in hospital. It has been claimed that Louise and Kyle were previously romantically linked, with the 25-year-old sharing a tweet about praising "women who leave" and having "strength" before her sudden death.

A tearful moment for BBC's Mark Chapman was aired live on BBC Breakfast as he tried to convey the very emotional news about his co-star John Hunt's devastating family loss. John, renowned BBC racing commentator, has been in the media spotlight following the horrific murder of his wife and two daughters at their residence in Bushey, Hertfordshire.

A heroic dad carried his four kids to safety before he became trapped inside their home as it went up in flames.