PC Julian Crimes is found guilty of two standards breaches over the death of William Stilwell, 23.

The device managed to pump oxygenated blood into both organs in a world-first procedure.

The charity says its emergency service is under threat unless it can get more equipment.

A masked man who walked into a McDonald's restaurant with a hammer saying "Happy Halloween. Open the till" has been made subject to a hospital order.

Owen Rogers, 28, began threatening staff at the fast-food restaurant in Holdingham, near Sleaford, on 31 October last year while wearing a balaclava and brandishing the hammer.

However, the till was empty and he left empty handed, driving away in a car with stolen number plates.

He was was stopped by police an hour later at Colsterworth and found to be carrying three kitchen knives and a number of tools, including a spanner and an electric drill.

Today, at Lincoln Corwn court, Rogers, of Deer Park Road, Langtoft, admitted attempted robbery and pleaded guilty to possession of a bladed article, going equipped for theft and driving while disqualified on the same date.

He also admitted seven charges of theft of number plates from cars between 12 and 15 September 2019.

Judge Simon Hirst, passing sentence, told him: "You are suffering from psychotic illness. I am satisfied this is of a nature that makes it appropriate for you to detained in hospital for the appropriate medical treatment."

Lauren Godfrey, 30, says her grandparents "couldn't resist" seeing her blow out her candles.

The East Anglian-operator will introduce the streamlined service from Monday.

John Slater (pictured) was killed when speeding driver Remigijus Visockas crashed into his BMW.

The River Festival attracts about 250,000 people.

All examinations at the University of Cambridge have been cancelled due to coronavirus.

Teaching is also to move online and buildings will close on Friday, the university says.