At least one man was killed and five people injured after gunshots erupted at a Bronx train station Monday afternoon.

The Chancellor is being urged to take action amid concern that the slow pace of improvements to UK homes, which are the coldest and leakiest domestic properties in Europe.

The man hunt for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, 35, continued last night as Tory MPs called for all asylum seekers who commit crimes in Great Britain to be deported.

Police said the suspect, who is from Newcastle, is ‘dangerous’ and urged members of the public not to approach him and instead call 999.

The disturbing footage shows a man running towards the driver’s door in Lessar Avenue, opposite Clapham Common, and getting inside before ploughing the white car into a woman.

The Metropolitan Police says it wants to speak to the man in connection with the demonstration on October 31 last year – one of a number to take place across central London that day.

Residents were out for their flat in Shortlands, Bromley, during the day on December 21, and returned to find several valuables were missing as well as £800 in cash.

Official figures showed the public sector was £7.8billion in the red in December, significantly below the £11.4billion markets had expected.

Brave workmen had raced to the edge of the lava flow to save their work machines that were being used to build defensive barriers around Grindavik after the volcano erupted.

Police are hunting for ULEZ ‘blade runners’ after vandals chopped down traffic lights and an enforcement camera. The incident took place just before 4am today in Chislehurst, London.