Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, was killed near The Three Horseshoes pub just after 7pm on Friday, February 14 - police now say they have found a body linked to a murder investigation in Knockholt

Following the shooting in Knockholt, Kent, suspect Edvard Smith was believed to have fallen into the Thames from the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge which crosses the river at Dartford 17 miles away.

A man whose body was pulled from a river after his wife was shot dead outside a pub in Kent on Valentine’s Day has been formally identified. Edward Smith, who also used the surname Stockings, was found in the River Thames in Rainham, Essex, on March 7, Kent Police said.

A suspect connected to the fatal shooting of Lisa Smith outside a pub on Valentine’s Day has been named by the police.

Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, was killed near The Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt just after 7pm on February 14.

A body has been found in the River Thames which police are linking to a fatal shooting on Valentine's Day. This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version.

Police searching for a murder suspect following a pub shooting on Valentine's Day say they have recovered a body from the River Thames. Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, was shot dead near The Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt, Kent, just after 7pm on 14 February.

Police searching for the suspect involved in a Valentine's Day shooting in Kent have recovered a body in the River Thames. Kent Police said: "A body has been recovered by police from the River Thames, which is being linked to a murder investigation in Knockholt.