Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, was pronounced dead outside The Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt on Friday evening. The suspect is believed to have died after falling into the River Thames, Kent Police have said.

Her suspected killer, Edvard Stockings, is believed to have fallen from the Queen Elizabeth II bridge in Dartford following the shooting. Police said a car and gun were found near the bridge, and that a man was seen on the wrong side of the barrier.

Police searching for man known to woman shot dead at pub on Valentine’s Day - A murder investigation has been opened into the Knockholt shooting, with the woman’s killer still on the run

The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman outside a pub in Kent on Valentine’s Day is believed to have died after falling into the Thames, police have said. Shooting victim Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough was killed outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt, Kent, on Valentine's Day.

Police say a man suspected of shooting dead a woman at a Kent village pub on Valentine’s Day may have entered the River Thames. Kent Police said it was called to a “disturbance” at the Three Horseshoes pub in the quiet parish of Knockholt, near Sevenoaks, just after 7pm on Friday.

Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, was killed in Knockholt near The Three Horseshoes pub just after 7pm on Friday, Kent Police said.