Reigate MP Crispin Blunt has been released under investigation following his arrest last year.
He was detained in October on suspicion of rape and possession of controlled substances and released on conditional bail pending further inquiries.
In a statement on Tuesday, Surrey Police said he had not had his bail extended and has been released under investigation.
Mr Blunt, said he will “co-operate fully” with the investigation and is “confident” he will not be charged.
Two men have been jailed for a total of 50 years after being convicted of murdering Harrison Tomkins in Crawley.
23-year-old, Kaydon Prior was sentenced to 28 years in prison while 22-year-old, Jason Curtis was sentenced to 22 years, following a four week trial.
Mr Tomkins was stabbed multiple times by the pair, last August.
Family of Mr Tomkins extended thanks to the CPS and Sussex Police for their support and work during the investigation and trial.
Police are investigating a series of burglaries across Surrey and Kent. During the course of their investigation, a number of items of jewellery have been found at a property which are suspected to have been stolen.
They are sharing images of the items, with the hope they can be reunited with their rightful owners.
If you believe any of the items are yours, please contact Surrey police quoting PR/45240004767.
You can also see their appeal out on Facebook with larger photos here.
Sussex police are asking for video footage of an assault that took place in Crawley.
Officers were called to Southgate Park on 17th April where a 14-year-old girl was attacked and required hospital treatment.
Two 15-year-old, and 13-year-old girls from Crawley were arrested on suspicion of assault. They’ve now been released pending further enquiries.
Anyone with mobile phone footage or a witness to the incident are asked to contact police on 101.
Two baby Tawny owls that had to be rescued in Dorking have been reunited back with their family.
A tree branch supporting their nest gave way resulting in a fall and ending up at the base on the ground.
Leatherhead based animal rescue charity Wildlife Aid, were able to check over the birds and reunite them back to very grateful parents, where a third owlet was also discovered.
The nest has now been made safe for the family.