Tributes to 'fiercely loyal' PCSO Julia James as police continue hunt for her killer

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Russia's nuclear forces on 'special alert' in a standoff that could wipe out all life on Earth, it's clear that the world still hasn't learned any lessons from the biggest explosion ever, discovered two years ago this week.On February 27, 2020, astronomers witnessed a cosmic explosion so big that it made a hole the size of 15 Milky Way galaxies in space. A supermassive black hole in the Ophiuchus star cluster supposedly spat out the blast, which 'dented' a gigantic cloud of space gas.Luckily, Earth was sheltered from the blast as it occurred 390 million light years away.

Denise van Outen branded co-host Steph McGovern "no knickers Steph" after the blonde belle shared her embarrassing childhood story on Steph's Packed Lunch.During Monday's instalment of the popular Channel 4 daytime show, the 39-year-old welcomed the TV presenter onto the show alongside X Factor winner Joe McElderry and stand up comedian Russell Kane.At the start of the show the Leeds native asked viewers at home to send in their most embarrassing fashion faux pas and wardrobe malfunctions to read out on the show.But the mum-of-one made sure to tell a few embarrassing moments of her own on the show and it's fair to say fans were left in stitches after hearing of her childhood struggles.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

Hull Live, said he'd already tried out shopping on a Universal Credit budget.But now decided to take on the yellow sticker challenge after being urged to by readers.However, he wasn't a fan.Gregory said the challenge meant he could only life off yellow sticker items for a working week, with him picking up items "wherever I could".He explained: "My first trip to the reduced section was on a Monday evening, this seems to be a good time for the yellow sticker hunters among us as the shelves were packed."I was conscious of the short dates so I went in with the intention to only buy items I could use immediately and things that I could safely store."At Tesco we hit upon a beef massaman ready meal, a cheese, leek and potato pie, a creamy chicken and chorizo pizza, a bolognese sauce, some chicken and bacon sandwich filling, turkey slices and cheese slices."There was no reduced bread which was a shame and the vegetable selection was sparse."Gregory said he had the pizza for tea, but admitted it was "still more expensive than anything I would normally buy".He said he got "carried away" on the first trip - spending £13 in one go.Continuing, he added: "The rest of the week was marred with similar misadventures, in the hunt for the yellow sticker you're very much at the mercy of a small selection of items."I managed to pick up some reduced mixed veg, a reduced sliced bread and some bagged salad from Morrisons the day after my Tesco trip."But that was too late for my sandwich filling and breakfast for which I'd had to pilfer a couple of slices from my housemate."The reporter said he had the massaman curry for his dinner on Tuesday, but described it as "vaguely disappointing".He also said he began "starting to worry" about items which

The devastated daughter of murdered PCSO Julia James has called on people to light candles on their doorsteps a week on from her death.

Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...Detective Carter said: "Julia was well liked and highly respected by her colleagues and members of the public and we are all devastated by what has happened."She will be fondly remembered and missed by all – my thoughts go out to Julia’s family and friends and to each and every one of you within

A dognapper was reportedly on the prowl in Kent weeks before PCSO Julia James was killed while walking her beloved pet in the same area.

A police friend of PCSO Julia James said her murder has left the entire force "in shock" - as the killer remains at large.

The family of tragic PCSO Julia James, who was killed as she walked her dog on Tuesday, are pleading for the public to help get justice on social media.

The devastated family of PCSO Julia James have paid a heartbreaking tribute to her and pleaded with the public to help find her killer.

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A police community support officer murdered in a quiet hamlet in Kent was bludgeoned and died from “significant head injuries”.

Julia James’ remains were found in Akholt Wood in Snowdown, Kent, on Tuesday, April 27, with her Jack Russell by her side. Police officers are treating the 53-year-old’s death as a murder, but no arrests yet been made.Ms James lived in the tiny nearby hamlet with her husband Paul, and the death has left the community reeling.Julia's son Patrick Davis, 23, afterwards posted a heartbreaking tribute on Facebook.It read: “Mum, I cannot believe I’m even writing this.

The son of a much-loved PCSO who was found dead on a footpath near a village has paid a poignant tribute to his 'amazing, caring' mum.

A neighbour who lives close to the scene where PCSO Julia James was killed in Kent has voiced fears of similarities with the notorious Chillenden murders in 1996.

Julia James’ remains were found in Akholt Wood in Snowdown, Kent, on Tuesday, April 27.Police officers are now treating the 53-year-old’s death as murder, but no arrests yet been made.Ms James lived in the tiny nearby hamlet with her husband, and the death has shocked the community.She was reportedly working from home and walking her white Jack Russell mongrel when she died.Neighbour Sean Simmonds, 57, said: "The police have been doing door to door knocks. They told us the dog stayed with her.“They found the dog with her.

The former partner of a PCSO who was found dead in woodland has paid tribute to the "love of my life" - and said he doesn't know if her killing was random.

The pet dog of a PCSO who was found dead had stayed with her body after she died, it has been claimed.

A poem written by a Police Community Support Officer in praise of her beloved village has emerged after her body was found on a countryside path.

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A Police Community Support Officer found dead on a path near a village has been pictured for the first time.