Stephen Port: Last News

This is a breaking news story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly with the latest news, pictures and videos.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our newsletters.Get all the very best headlines, pictures, opinion and video on the stories that matter to you by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

EXCLUSIVE: Prime Video‘s UK arm has pre-bought a suite of true crime docs about some of Britain’s most notorious crimes. The deals with London-based distributor Abacus Media Rights also include acquisitions of two completed series.

Sheridan Smith made a killing during lockdown, earning almost £300,000. The talented singer and actress starred in various hit shows that aired during the pandemic as well as making a hefty profit on her house sale, according to reports.

ITV drama No Return, made her think a little harder about what she'd do in that situationThe tale follows devastated mum Kathy, whose 16-year-old son is arrested in Turkey after being accused of sexually assaulting another boy.And after reading the "powerful" script, Sheridan was left in floods of tears.She explained: "I've never been to a read-through like the one for this. It was so powerful."I mean, I cried all the way through."I read it and was gripped - I had to know what happened."It gave me that jelly belly feeling of 'what would you do in that situation?'"She added: "They’re just ordinary people in an extraordinary situation and Kathy was an amazing lead role."The TV star continued to tell The Mirror that it's completely different playing these kind of roles now she's a mum herself."Playing roles before I had Billy to playing ones now I’ve had him, is totally different," she said."People had said you can’t understand the protectiveness and the overwhelming fear when you have a child and, he’s not even two yet, but I feel it."I hope it will resonate with the audience, they’ll be feeling all the angst as well."It’s every parent’s worst nightmare.

Instastory: 'I love my sister!'Lindsay's 28-year-old sibling hasn't appeared onscreen since shooting two episodes of Fox's Celebrity Watch Party in 2020 with her.   Lohan - whose home since 2017 has been Dubai - revealed on Tuesday that she was in San Francisco where the 'sunsets get me every time. 'The ex-Hollywood wild child got engaged to financier Bader Shammas on November 18 after nearly two years of dating.

FOUR Lives viewers were left fuming as the chilling true-crime drama ended tonight. The BBC three-parter - which detailed the horrifying crimes of killer Stephen Port - left many criticising the police's failed investigation.

FOUR Lives, the hard-hitting BBC drama, tells the shocking true story of the murders of four young men by killer Stephen Port. An acclaimed cast have been assembled to tell the story of the deaths of Anthony Walgate, Gabriel Kovari, Daniel Whitworth, and Jack Taylor.

The creators and stars of upcoming Stephen Merchant-starring BBC1 factual drama Four Lives about serial killer Stephen Port’s crimes have slammed London’s Metropolitan Police and the UK justice system for “monumental failings” over the case. Merchant also teased his approach to playing the lead role of Port, describing him as “like the shark from Jaws in that the shark is unknowable.”

British MPs have called for an inquiry into the Metropolitan Police Service’s failure to properly investigate the deaths of four gay men who were victims of convicted serial rapist and serial killer Stephen Port. Warning: This story has details of murders of gay men and discussions of homophobic conduct that might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.Barking MP Margaret Hodge and 17 other MPs in a letter to the Met Commissioner sought an inquiry into whether “institutional homophobia” had played a role in the police bungling the investigations. Port was sentenced to life imprisonment for

British MPs have called for an inquiry into the Metropolitan Police Service’s failure to properly investigate the deaths of four gay men who were victims of convicted serial rapist and serial killer Stephen Port. Warning: This story has details of murders of gay men and discussions of homophobic conduct that might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.Barking MP Margaret Hodge and 17 other MPs in a letter to the Met Commissioner sought an inquiry into whether “institutional homophobia” had played a role in the police bungling the investigations. Port was sentenced to life imprisonment for

THE first trailer for the new BBC crime drama Four Lives will see Stephen Merchant portray Grindr serial killer Stephen Port in a harrowing three-part series. Four Lives will depict the utterly chilling true story of the so-called Grindr murders committed by Stephen and the subsequent police investigation that followed.

Greater Manchester Police says it is committed to working with LGBTQ+ communities after an inquest found Met Police failings ‘probably’ contributed to the deaths of Stephen Port’s victims.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!As the long-delayed inquests open into the deaths of the four young men murdered by serial killer Stephen Port, the victims’ families have issued heartbreaking statements about their loss.Today, coroner Sarah Munro QC opened the long-awaited inquests at Barking Town Hall in east London, just yards from where four young gay men were found dead during The “Grindr Killer’s” 16-month killing spree.Ms Munro said responsibility for the murders “ultimately rests with one man only – Stephen Port”.But unlike Port’s criminal trial at the Old Bailey, the coroner said the inquests would look at the “competence and adequacy” of the police investigations into his crimes.She told jurors they would

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The inquests into the deaths of the victims of serial killer Stephen Port are due to open today, October 5.Back in 2016, Port, from Barking, was found guilty of murdering and raping four young men after meeting them through a dating app between June 2014 and September 2015.Known as the Grindr Killer, he was sentenced to a whole life order at the Old Bailey in London in November 2016.Since then the victims’ families have continued to fight for answers as to why he evaded detected by police for so long.An inquest into their deaths, which will seek to answer questions relating to how the murders were investigated, was delayed until today.Stephen Port was born in Southend-on-Sea in 1975, and

TV star Sheridan Smith hugs the mum of a murder victim in what has become an extraordinary close friendship forged in the making of a new TV drama.

coronavirus pandemic. Port, now aged 45, drugged and raped four young gay men and dumped their bodies near his home in Barking, east London, between 2014 and 2015.

A date rape serial killer claims he has blocked an upcoming BBC drama about his crimes.