The Valentine’s Day gunman who shot a woman dead inside a pub before drowning in the River Thames has been named.

Police have said a body found in connection to the Valentine’s Day shooting of Lisa Smith has been identified as that of her husband, Edward Smith.

He is suspected of shooting his wife outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Kent on February 14.

Kent Police has said an investigation into both deaths will be led by the coroner.

A body found in connection to the Valentine’s Day shooting of Lisa Smith has been identified

Edward Smith’s body was found at around 3:45pm on Friday. His family have been informed.

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

The force believe Edward Smith fell from the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge which crosses the Thames at Dartford 17 miles away.

A car containing a handgun was found abandoned on the bridge.