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Saturday, 27 April 2019
Fire crews tackle huge house fire in Stoneleigh
Fire crews from Surbiton, New Malden, Sutton and Wallington are tackling a large house fire at Rembrandt Court in Stoneleigh.
An aerial ladder platform from Leatherhead has also been deployed to fight the blaze which is mainly in the roof section of the property.
There are fears it could spread to neighbouring properties.
Police and the London Ambulance Service are also on the scene.
The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and there are no reports of any injuries.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:09 pm
 
Kingstonian's miserable Isthmian League season continues
In the Premier League Southampton ensured their top flight status after a 3-all draw with Bournemouth.
Relegated Fulham beat Cardiff 1-nil at Craven Cottage.
Brighton drew 1-all at Newcastle.
Tottenham lost in their new stadium for the first time after being beaten 1-nil by West Ham.
In the Championship QPR lost 1-nil to Nottingham Forrest at Loftus Road.
Wimbledon have almost completed the great escape in League One after a 2-1 win over Wycombe at Kingsmeadow.
Their fate will be decided on the final day of the season.
Sutton were beaten 3-nil at Dover in the National League where Leyton Orient won promotion to the Football League after being crowned champions.
In the South Division Hampton & Richmond Borough were hammered 4-nil at Welling.
Woking lost 2-1 to Gloucester at the Kingfield Stadium.
And another miserable afternoon for Kingstonian in the Isthmian League, they were beaten 4-nil by Leatherhead at the King George’s Field in Tolworth.
Corinthian Casuals lost by the same score-line at Whitehawk
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:36 pm
AFC Wimbledon victorious..
AFC Wimbledon has beaten Wycombe Wanderers in their final home game of the season.
The match kicked off at 3 and the final score was two-one.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:51 pm
Former Woking McClaren star to start second in F1 in Azerbaijan.
The former Woking McClaren driver Lewis Hamilton will start second in tomorrow's Formula One Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
The British star will line-up alongside Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas who was quickest in qualifying.
Lando Norris will start seventh for McLaren.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:38 pm
Weybridge MP and Chancellor meets Chinese leader.
The Chancellor and Weybridge MP has tweeted at the end of his trip to China.
Philip Hammond used social media to release a photo of him meeting the country's leader in Beijing.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:41 pm
Blaze in commercial premises on Chiswick high road.
There's been a six pump fire in Chiswick high road.
A spokeswoman for the London Fire Brigade says it was in a commercial premises which has not yet been identified.
40 percent of the property has been destroyed - there's a store room at the back.
The brigade were still there mid afternoon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:37 pm
Food festival near Richmond cancelled due to high winds
High winds have led to the cancellation of the Surrey Food Festival on Richmond's Old Deer Park this afternoon.
Food fans have been told today's tickets will be valid for tomorrow.
The council took the decision to shut down the festival off the Twickenham Road.
Tomorrow's session starts at 10 am.
Elsewhere, high winds led to a tree blocking a road at Burpham.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:46 pm
The 2019 Surrey Cricket League begins this afternoon with three games across two divisions
In the Premier Division, St Luke’s entertain London Gymkhana in Raynes Park.
Last season’s runners-up Sutton Challengers travel to Chertsey to take on Surrey Warriors.
In Division One, promoted champions Ploughmans host Surrey Warriors A at the Dulwich Sports Ground.
All games start at 1 o’clock.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:11 pm
A man is in hospital after being stabbed in Battersea
Police were called at around half past three in the morning to Surrey Lane to reports of a man with injuries to his arm.
His injuries aren’t life threatening or life changing.
There have yet to be any arrests.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:22 am
PREVIEW: AFC Wimbledon face off against Wycombe Wanderers in their final home game of the season
John Creasey has this preview:
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:09 am
The EFL are to consider whether to re-schedule Bolton Wanderers' Championship game with Brentford
Bolton's players are refusing to work for either of their final games of the season until they've been paid the wages that they're owed.
The club could face further punishment for failing to fulfil the fixture.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:11 am
Passengers at Heathrow will soon be able to walk through check-in without a passport
The Times is reporting that that facial recognition technology will be installed at the airport.
It’ll involve people going to automated kiosks to scan their passport and have their photo taken.
The technology is already in use in Asia and America, although concerns have been raised about data protection.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:07 am
Campaigns fail to bring down London candle fires.
Despite campaigns by the London Fire Brigade to warn about the risks of fires caused by candles, new figures show that this type of fire has barely changed over the last five years.
While cooking fires have reduced by 20 percent in that time, there are still around 270 candle fires every year.
There have been 40 deaths in fires caused by candles in the past 10 years.
To tackle the problem, the Brigade is rolling out a scheme to provide free LED tea lights to communities across the capital.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:47 am
Passengers foul services on Transport for London.
Transport for London has been counting the cost of keeping their buses and trains clean.
New figures show that more than 14,600 buses were soiled in 2018 with vomit, urine, blood or faecal matter.
Tube trains were delayed on 801 occasions because of soiling by passengers. The five lines with night service were the most affected.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:23 am
Friday, 26 April 2019
A shop in Wimbledon has been picked as the winner on the new BBC series ‘The Customer is always right’.
Nimble is the UK’s first and only range of child-friendly household cleaning products powered by plant-based ingredients.
Each episode of the series sees three entrepreneurs come together to discover what a cast of returning customers think of their products.
The testers comprise of famous YouTubers, alongside unknown groups of family and friends, who then decide on a winner.
Nimble featured on the show this morning and won.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:12 pm
Can you help with a 66 year search?
A Korean War veteran from Britain has been searching for a little girl he saved during the 1950s conflict against North Korea and China.
Keith Leese had been fighting alongside South Korean and UN Troops when he spotted a young girl around 8 years old with mud covering up blood on her face. He took the girl to the medics who discovered she had a bullet embedded in her nose.
In 2001, Keith discovered she survived and was sent to an orphanage.
Around 50,000 children were orphaned during the conflict.
New Malden has the highest South Korean population outside of Korea; if you know of anything about the girl then please email [email protected]
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:42 pm
House prices in parts of Putney have been slashed by up to 40%.
The Financial Times is reporting that a lack of market confidence is affecting sales.
East Putney drew investors until recently, but factors including a hike in stamp duty are hurting the buy-to-let market.
The high street is also being named as a big issue, due to problems with air quality and struggling retailers.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:06 pm
A man who decided to fraudulently use his disabled neighbour’s blue badge after it was mistakenly posted to him has avoided jail.
Belkacem Touileb from Marylebone used the badge to park for free close to the café he runs in Garratt Lane in Earlsfield.
When Wandsworth council fraud investigators examined the badge through the windscreen of his VW they became suspicious.
It later emerged it had been reported lost and cancelled by its issuing authority, Westminster City Council, more than a year earlier in 2017.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:06 pm
BBC presenter Jill Dando is being remembered 20 years after her murder.
The 37 year old was shot dead as she arrived home at her house in Gowan Avenue in Fulham.
The case has never been solved.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 pm
Disposable barbecues should be banned to help prevent wildfires.
That’s the view of recycling company Business Waste.
Bosses have been speaking out following two blazes on historic Ikley Moor in Yorkshire over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Surrey is also on a Level 3 wildfire risk alert.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:26 pm
Investigations are continuing after a smash and grab raid at Tiffany’s in Chelsea’s historic Sloane Square this morning.
A transit van was used to plough into the front of the famous jewellery store before moped raiders snatched the goods.
The raid happened just before 3am and comes just over a month after the Chanel store in the same street was targeted.
No arrests have been made.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:30 pm
Police say a gang on mopeds has made off with a "significant amount" of jewellery after a smash-and-grab raid on Tiffany's.
A van was driven into the front of the shop in Sloane Street in Chelsea in the early hours.
No arrests have been made.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:04 pm
Two men who were arrested as part of an investigation by the Met's Counter Terrorism Command remain in police custody.
A 20-year-old man was arrested at an address in south-west London on Wednesday morning under s41 TACT 2000.
He was taken to a south London police station, where he remains in police custody.
A warrant of further detention was granted for an additional five days at Wesminster Magistrates' Court meaning the man can be detained up until the 1st of May.
As part of the same operation, a 19-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday evening at an address in west London.
He was also arrested under section 41 of the Terrorism Act (TACT) 2000 and taken to a south London police station, where he remains in police custody.
Searches were carried at both the south-west and west London addresses and these are now complete.
Both arrests are Syria-related.
Enquiries continue.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:49 pm
Is your Debenhams store about to close?
The new owners of Debenhams are planning to shut up to 50 stores, placing thousands of jobs at risk.
The company's revealed up to 22 sites will go in the first wave of closures early next year.
Wimbledon, Walton, Wandsworth and Staines are all going.
The chain's chief financial officer Rachel Osborne says they need to change focus to survive.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:30 pm
BT has been handed what’s thought to be one of the highest fines given out in England and Wales for bad road repairs.
The telecoms firm was fined £30,000 last month following a prosecution by Surrey County Council’s highways team.
A judge said the repairs carried out on a route outside of Guildford could have had “fatal consequences.”
BT previously admitted the offence.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:47 pm
Speculation is rife that the new royal baby will be born at home.
Reports suggest the Duchess of Sussex is keen to follow in the Queen’s footsteps when she gives birth anytime now.
Frances Rivers is the home birth lead midwife at Kingston hospital.
She says women who have experienced a care free pregnancy should definitely consider a home birth.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:30 pm
England cricketer Sam Billings has been ruled out of England's One Day International against Ireland and Twenty20 game with Pakistan due to injury.
He dislocated his left shoulder whilst diving in the field for Kent during their One-Day Cup match with Glamorgan yesterday.
He's been replaced in the squad by Surrey's Ben Foakes.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:30 pm
Wimbledon’s Centre Court is going to lose its Debenhams.
The retailer has announced which stores it is planning on closing as part of a plan by the new owners to revive the struggling chain.
50 will go, including Wandsworth, Staines and Walton, with the loss of around 1,200 staff during the first phase of closures next year.
Once the store closures are complete Debenhams will have around 116 stores in the UK.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:20 pm
Fake news is being partly blamed for a big drop in the number of children getting the MMR jab.
Unicef says half-a-million didn't get protection from measles over an 8-year period in the UK alone.
Official NHS data shows only 59.2% of children in Surrey born between April 2000 and March 2001 have had both MMR doses by their fifth birthday.
Health secretary Matt Hancock wants scare stories and lies about the vaccine removed from the internet.
A controversial doctor introduced doubt over the MMR vaccine - his son Sam Wakefield attended Hampton School for Boys.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:34 am
Last night marked one week since a shooting in Tooting.
Police are re-appealing for information following the incident in Wimbledon Road at around 10pm.
Officers attended the scene but there was no trace of either the suspects or anyone suffering from injuries.
Police were later called to an address where a 16-year-old boy was found suffering from a gunshot wound.
His injuries were non-life threatening.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:33 am
A G4S driver from Clapham has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly £1 million from his security van.
36 year old Joel March pleaded guilty to one count of theft from an employer at Camberwell Magistrates Court today.
He’s been remanded in custody ahead of sentencing next month.
The money was stolen from a vehicle parked in Larkhall Rise on Tuesday morning; police have yet to find the majority of it.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:32 am
Easyjet has banned the sale of nuts on flights to help protect passengers with allergies.
The news follows a campaign by the parents of Fulham schoolgirl Natasha Ednan-Laperouse for better food labelling.
The 15 year old died after suffering an allergic reaction to a Pret a Manger baguette at Heathrow airport in 2016.
At present there are no rules governing the serving of nuts during flights.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:31 am
Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has been fined £8,000 by the Football Association after accepting a misconduct charge.
The Italian was sent to the stands during the closing stages of Monday's 2-2 draw at home to Burnley in the Premier League.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:30 am
A “smash and grab” has taken place at a luxury jewellers in Chelsea
Thieves broke into the Tiffany and Co on Sloane Street in the early hours, and fled in a white Transit van.
A quantity of high value jewellery was stolen.
No arrests have been made.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:06 am
Network Rail says the purchase of two sites next to East Croydon station are vital for unclogging the “Croydon bottleneck.”
The company bought the land formally occupied by Royal Mail and Volkswagen in March.
The Croydon route is the busiest and most congested in Britain.
It sees 1,700 trains and 300,000 passengers travelling through it every weekday, which is how it gained its “bottleneck” nickname.
Network Rail is proposing to rebuild East Croydon station, with two extra tracks and a larger concourse.
It also wants to remodel the railway through the Selhurst triangle, adding extra track, new flyovers and dive-unders.
Network Rail says it’ll look at allowing other companies to use the sites until investment for its plans has been found.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:04 am
Protests are due to be held today to mark three years since the start of disputes over guards on trains
The RMT union will stage a demonstration against Southern Railway in central London.
It's row with the firm remains unresolved, despite it reaching agreements with a number of other operators.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:18 am
QPR continue search for new manager
Queens Park Rangers continue to search for a successor to Steve McClaren.
Former West Brom boss Darren Moore is the latest person to hold talks with the club about the vacancy.
He was sacked last month despite West Brom being in the Championship play-off places.
The club has also interviewed former Brentford manager Mark Warburton and Carlos Carvalhal.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:03 am
Jill Dando case remains open
Today marks 20 years since BBC presenter Jill Dando was murdered on her doorstep in Fulham.
The 37 year old was shot dead as she attempted to enter her property in Gowan Avenue at around 11.30am.
Her body was discovered 14 minutes later by a neighbour and she was pronounced dead on arrival at Charing Cross Hospital.
Barry George, was convicted and jailed for her murder but was later acquitted after an appeal and retrial.
The case remains open.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:40 am
Thursday, 25 April 2019
Kingston University responds to claims one of the alleged Sri Lanka bombers studied there in 2006
A Kingston University spokesperson said:
“The University has not received any confirmation on the current situation from official sources.
“Kingston University is a diverse, multicultural community where people from all backgrounds and beliefs come together to study and work in a respectful and tolerant environment.
“The University does not tolerate any form of incitement to hatred or violence, and condemns in the strongest terms extremist activity. It has been fully compliant with the Government’s Prevent duty guidance since its instigation, and takes these responsibilities extremely seriously.
“Following reports of the attacks in Sri Lanka the University contacted its educational partners in the country to express its sympathy and support and extends its deepest condolences to all those affected.”
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:06 pm
Fresh details have emerged about a former UK student suspected of involvement in the Sri Lanka Easter bombings.
It's understood Abdul Lathief Jameel Mohamed travelled to the UK in January 2006 and left in September of the next year.
The Telegraph is reporting he studied at Kingston University, though this hasn't yet been confirmed by the University.
This afternoon Sri Lanka's health ministry revised down the death toll by 'about 100' to approximately 253 people.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 pm
The Foreign Office has changed its advice and says we should only travel to Sri Lanka if it's an essential trip.
It says terrorists are very likely to try to carry out further attacks there.
The country's been on high alert since bombings on Easter Sunday.
More than 250 people, including schoolgirl Amelie Linsey from Hammersmith, died in the attacks.
Here's Amelie's brother David.
Reports one of the bombers attended Kingston University in 2006 have not been confirmed by the University.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:34 pm
Chelsea star not included in the PFA Premier League team of the year
Manchester City and Liverpool dominate the PFA Premier League team of the year.
England forward Raheem Sterling is among six City representatives in the team, while compatriot Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of four Liverpool players in the line-up.
His team-mate and Scotland international Andy Robertson is included as the other full-back.
Manchester United's Paul Pogba is the only member of the 11 not to play for Liverpool or City.
Mo Salah and Chelsea's Eden Hazard are not included, despite being on the six-man shortlist for Players' Player of the Year.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:59 pm
New research is showing that the gap between earnings and house price inflation has shrunk considerably.
It used to be that homeowners would earn more from the rising value of their properties than their post-tax pay.
However, better wage growth and weakening house prices mean that gap is closing.
According to Halifax, Richmond currently has the biggest gap, with house prices £55,000 above wages.
The bank says this should make mortgages more affordable.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm
Traffic calming in an area of New Malden is to be discussed at a public meeting tomorrow.
Residents living in The Groves have expressed concern recently about the amount of pressure drivers are putting on the narrow roads.
They say the area is particularly bad during school times; there are three schools in the vicinity.
MP Zac Goldsmith will host the event in Lime Grove.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:30 pm
Police investigating the alleged theft of over £1 million in Clapham say they’ve recovered “a quantity” of the cash.
The driver of a G4S security van is alleged to have taken the money after parking the vehicle on double yellow lines in Larkhall Rise on Tuesday.
A 36-year-old man was arrested yesterday on suspicion of theft.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:02 pm
Police are hunting a man who is believed to have carried out a number of burglaries in South London while on bail.
Adrian Campbell was charged in February with going equipped for burglary, obstructing police and theft of a pedal cycle in Brixton.
The 44 year old is now being sought by officers investigating five burglaries in Wandsworth, Southwark and Lambeth.
He’s described as a black man with three gold teeth and small scars on the centre of his forehead and on the bridge of his nose.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:51 pm
Missing boy from Epsom found
Ajae Blackwood-Petrie was located earlier.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:01 pm
It’s understood one of the suspected Sri Lanka bombers studied at Kingston University.
The Telegraph is reporting Abdul Lathief Jameel Mohammed spent a year at the university on an aerospace engineering course in 2006.
The paper says the information has come “from well-placed sources.”
But Kingston University, which is looking into the claims, has told us it cannot confirm the news.
Foreign affairs editor Deborah Haynes, in Colombo, says footage shows him outside the Tropical Inn Hotel before a device went off.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:06 pm
A man has been charged after a million pounds reportedly went missing from a G4S van in Clapham
36 year old Joel March is due to appear at Magistrates court today.
It's after reports suggested forty boxes of money went missing on Tuesday while the van in question was left on a double yellow line for eight hours despite getting a ticket.
G4S say it's working with police and these sorts of incidents are “extremely rare”.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:06 pm
The number of food parcels being given out across the UK has risen by 73% in the last five years
The Trussell Trust says 1.66 million food bank parcels were distributed in the year to March with half a million going to children.
The charity is blaming the Universal Credit benefit system.
Paul Pickhaver from Kingston Foodbank says these are some of the things he sees drive up their use.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:09 am
A former teacher from Sutton who was found with indecent photographs of children has avoided jail
62 year old Julian Derrington pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a year in prison, suspended for two years.
The ex-PE teacher was also given a 10 year sexual harm prevention order.
Raynes Park High School say it is “shocked” and is asking any current or former students with concerns to contact their Safeguarding Lead.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:04 am
A Kosovan man has pleaded guilty to a string of burglaries in Wimbledon Village over a 12 year period.
42 year old Asdrit Kapaj burgled a number of multi-million pound homes.
Kingston Crown Court heard he drove down from his home in Greater Manchester specifically to carry out the raids.
He admitted 21 counts of burglary and two charges of attempted burglary.
He’ll be sentenced on June the 21st.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:05 am
The brother of a pair of teenagers killed in the Easter Sunday terrorist attacks says more needs to be done for the Sri Lankan victims
David Linsey lost his brother Daniel and sister Amelie in the atrocity.
Amelie was a pupil at Godolphin and Latymer in Hammersmith while Daniel was studying at Westminster Kingsway College.
Despite his family’s loss, David has spoken selflessly of the work that needs to be done to help those living in Sri Lanka.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:11 am
Fulham fans brought in £40,000 for charity by cycling to their Easter weekend away game.
More than 30 cyclists travelled 130 miles to Bournemouth to raise funds for the Fulham FC Foundation.
After finishing the first day in Winchester they went onto the Vitality Stadium the day after.
They were rewarded for their efforts with a 1-0 win for the Whites.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 am
Wandsworth council is holding an event to help residents get employed tomorrow.
At Employ Wandsworth people will be able to talk to local businesses and hear about job opportunities in the area.
There’ll also be skills demonstrations showing people what’s needed to become a barista, a florist, a hairdresser or a construction worker.
It runs from 10 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:30 am
Surrey and England player Jason Roy went off injured during their county match against Essex yesterday.
The batsman retired with a back spasm.
He did come back to the crease later on but was then not risked in the field.
Roy has been picked for the national team’s 2019 World Cup squad, so will be hoping to stay fit.
Surrey went onto beat Essex by 65 runs in the one-day cup match.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:58 am
Queens Park Rangers are continuing to ask fans for help renaming their stadium.
The West London club’s ground has been known as Loftus Road for over 100 years.
But QPR are changing it to the name of a local charity, with the idea this will give the selected organisation more exposure.
Fans can submit their nominations up until next Friday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 am
A Section 60 stop and search order has been put in place in Merton.
Police say this is in response two separate violent incidents involving knives on Tuesday.
It will be in place in several areas including Figges Marsh and Merton Park until 4 o’clock this morning
Officers can search anyone they have good reason to believe might be carrying a weapon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:09 am
Wednesday, 24 April 2019
Police are hunting a man wanted on recall to Highdown Prison in Sutton.
Officers say Luke Andrews has failed to comply with his home detention curfew conditions on multiple occasions following his release last month.
The 22 year old is believed to have links to the Longmead area of Epsom.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:00 pm
The Lib Dem leader and MP for Twickenham has raised an urgent question in the Commons.
Sir Vince Cable was asking for reassurances following the execution of 37 prisoners in Saudi Arabia yesterday.
Minister for State at the Foreign and Commonwealth office, Sir Alan Duncan had this to say in reply.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:00 pm
A man from Sunbury has been handed a suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
59 year old Ralph Keemer was given 14 months suspended for two years.
It’s after the collision he was involved in in Chertsey last August left a cyclist with GBH level injuries.
He was also found guilty of failing to stop at the scene of a collision, failing to report a collision, and driving a vehicle without an MOT.
He was also sentenced to a nightly curfew for two months and given six points on his licence and banned from driving for 30 months.
The victim, a semi-professional triathlete, was riding her bike along Bridge Road avoiding pot holes on her nearside.
Keemer, who was driving the vehicle behind her, became impatient and tooted his horn at her several times.
Despite an opportunity to pull out and overtake, he pulled alongside the victim and verbally abused her.
He then steered towards her, resulting in his front nearside wheel hitting the kerb and causing him to brake sharply.
The cyclist was forced to brake hard, causing her to go over the handlebars and land on her head and shoulder.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:00 pm
It's been revealed the suicide bombers in Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday attacks were from wealthy families and one studied in the UK.
Officials have also said there were nine attackers and eight have been identified.
Nearly 360 people are known to have died, including Amelie Linsey, a pupil at Godolphin and Latymer School in Hammersmith.
Theresa May's effective deputy David Lidington has been speaking on her behalf at prime minister's questions.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 pm
A 42 year old man from Manchester has admitted 21 counts of burglary in and around Wimbledon Village.
Asdrit Kapaj carried out a number of thefts at multi million pound homes over what’s believed to have been a 12 year period.
He pleaded guilty earlier to the 21 counts as well as two charges of attempted burglary, and one of going equipped to burgle.
Kingston Crown Court heard he drove down from his home in Greater Manchester specifically to carry out the raids.
He’ll be sentenced on June the 21st.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:00 pm
The brother of two of the Sri Lankan terrorist attacks victims has spoken about the family’s incredible bond.
David Linsey’s brother Daniel and sister Amelie were killed as they ate Breakfast at the Shangri-La hotel on Easter Sunday.
Amelie was a pupil at Godolphin and Latymer School in Hammersmith.
David says his siblings had been enjoying the last day of a wonderful holiday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:25 pm
The number of crack cocaine and opiate users across South West London and Surrey have been revealed.
Lucy Mayer reports
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm
Chelsea’s Callum Hudson-Odoi says an operation to repair his Achilles was a success.
The winger ruptured a tendon in Monday's 2-2 Premier League draw with Burnley and will miss the rest of the season.
He's posted online to confirm the operation went well and thank fans for their support.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:15 pm
Kingston Council will tonight move to declare a climate emergency.
The proposal calls for new “5 year carbon budgets” and to make staff aware of CO2 costs and impacts.
The council says “society needs to change its laws, taxation, and infrastructure” to make low carbon living the new norm.
It comes as protest group extinction rebellion have been demanding the government declare a state of emergency over climate change
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:27 pm
Theresa May has broken the record for unpopularity among Conservative party members.
The Cabinet League Tables show that trust in the government has deteriorated significantly over the last two months.
Transport Secretary and Epsom MP Chris Grayling was only slightly ahead of her, despite his approval plummeting recently.
Leader of the House Andrea Leadsom was the most favoured.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:11 pm
A man has been arrested in South-West London on suspicion of terror offences
Police say it’s linked to Syria.
The 20 year old is in police custody while officers carry out searches at his address.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:30 pm
Residents in Surrey are being encouraged to let their gardens grow wild in a bid to combat the decline of wildlife.
It’s reported that a third of wildlife in the county is either in decline or extinct.
Surrey Wildlife Trust is urging people to avoid mowing, trimming and tidying their gardens and instead opt to keep their lawns uncut to attract more insects.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:18 pm
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri has been charged with misconduct by the FA
It's in relation to his behaviour in the 94th minute of Monday's Premier League draw with Burnley.
Sarri has until 6pm on Friday to respond.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:33 am
A 25 year old man is in custody after a man was stabbed in Sunbury
Police were called around 5.30 this morning to Groveley Road.
The 50 year old is in hospital, but his injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
If you have any information, contact the police on 101.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:04 am
A man from East Sheen who volunteered for charity for over 30 years before his death has been commended by Richmond council
John Thompson died last month.
The authority says he was “an active volunteer, dedicated to making a positive difference and provide a voice to all residents”.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:00 am
Two teenagers were stabbed last night in Mitcham, just a few minutes and two miles apart
The 17 year olds were found on Tamworth Lane and Morden Road.
It’s unknown if the incidents are connected.
Their injuries are not believed to be life threatening, and no arrests have been made.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:10 am
A 17 year old boy is in hospital after being found with stab wounds in Mitcham
Police were called at around 10pm last night to Morden Road.
There have yet to be any arrests, but his injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
He was the fourth person stabbed in the capital in 24 hours.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:33 am
Six architectural teams have been invited to the second stage of developing Croydon town centre.
The site is in the heart of Croydon’s new cultural quarter, Fair Field will become a cultural, civic and community hub.
The council’s brief for the public space includes incorporating the use of water, lighting and other innovative technologies.
The six teams have now been invited to make a more detailed response to the brief, including a high level concept design.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 am
Tuesday, 23 April 2019
A 32 year old man has gone missing from Croydon
It’s believed Christopher Davies may be in Sussex but police say they are very concerned for his welfare.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact police on 101.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:08 pm
A family of four from Croydon, who have completed nearly 100 years of volunteering between them, have been recognised for their work
John Parvin has collected a British Empire Medal awarded to him in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours Awards.
It came weeks after he, his wife Lesley, her sister Shirley and her husband Terry picked up a Kingston Mayor’s Community Award.
The four have spent years volunteering for The Royal Star & Garter Homes in Surbiton which cares for ex-Servicemen and women.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:22 pm
Football Association to investigate claims of racist abuse towards Maurizio Sarri
The Football Association will review the referee's match report before deciding whether to investigate claims of racist abuse towards the Chelsea boss last night.
Kevin Friend is understood to have received a complaint over language directed at the Italian by Burnley staff during the 2-2 Premier League draw at Stamford Bridge.
The alleged abuse aimed at Sarri was included in the official's report where Chelsea's head coach was sent off.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:18 pm
Falls are the most frequent and serious type of injury reported in people over the age of 65
With this in mind, a free “Falls Prevention Morning” is being held for people across Elmbridge on the 16th of May.
Attendees can take part in a free strength and balance class at Molesey Centre and receive advice from experts.
The advice will include details about how to install a community alarm and how to adapt your home to suit your needs.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:39 pm
Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi set for operation following last night's match against Burnley
The club have confirmed Callum Hudson-Odoi is due to have an operation on a ruptured Achilles tendon this evening.
The teenage winger limped off during the first half of last night's 2-2 draw with Burnley in the Premier League.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:35 pm
Carshalton Athletic enjoyed a mixed Bank Holiday weekend as their play-off aspirations now go down to the last game of the season
The Robins remained third in the Bostik Premier on Good Friday as Ricky Korboa scored twice in a 2-0 victory against relegation-threatened Burgess Hill Town at Colston Avenue.
But a crunch match at play-off rivals Tonbridge Angels ended in rare defeat as the home side won 1-0 and the two clubs swapped places in the league.
Seven clubs can now mathematically make the four play-off spots and fourth-placed Carshalton have to play in-form Bishop's Stortford on Saturday, but victory against their fifth-placed opponents will secure the Robins a coveted top five finish.
"The game (at Tonbridge) wasn't the best and 0-0 would've been a fair result in all honesty," said Robins defender Kalvin Morath-Gibbs.
"Fair play to Tonbridge for taking their only chance. We didn't create much ourselves which was disappointing but I didn't feel like we deserved to lose on the day."
That result, coupled with others elsewhere, now means Carshalton's margin for error is razor-thin when Bishop's Stortford arrive at Colston Avenue for the final day of the official league season.
Their visitors have won their last seven consecutive league games while Carshalton have won their last eight home matches.
"We know what we have to do this Saturday, a win will be enough for us to be in the play-offs and that's what we are all aiming for," added Morath-Gibbs.
"A draw might also be enough but then we are relying on other teams dropping points, which isn't ideal, so it's three points or bust in our eyes."
Carshalton Athletic vs Bishop's Stortford is on Saturday, KO 3pm.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 pm
Two former children’s home workers, including one from Sutton, have been jailed after they were found guilty of sexually abusing three boys aged under 13 in the 1970s
73 year old Bernard Collins from Sutton was found guilty of five counts of indecent assault.
He was sentenced to four years in jail earlier today.
69 year old Patrick Grant from Cardiff was found guilty of ten counts of indecent assault.
He was sentenced to eight years in jail.
The abuse was committed against three boys who were in the care of Grant and Collins whilst residents at children's homes in Lambeth, Kingston and Cardiff.
Detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command under Operation Trinity launched an investigation after a victim came forward to speak to police in 2014.
As enquiries progressed, another victim disclosed that he was indecently assaulted by Grant and Collins when he was a resident at Fircroft Children's Home, Kingston in 1976 aged just 11 years old.
A further victim was also identified as a result of police enquiries.
Both men were charged with indecent assault last April.
During the trial, the court heard that between 1976 and 1989, three boys aged between 10 and 13 were abused when in the care of local authorities and residents at;
Fircroft Childrens Home, Kingston
Rowan House, Shirley Oaks Childrens Home, Lambeth
Walker House Children's Home, Llanishen, South Wales.
Detective Sergeant Paul Pringle from the Met's Operation Trinity said: "This is a case which dates back more than 40 years, but despite the length of time since the incidents, these men will now face justice for the appalling crime they committed.
“Grant and Collins abused their positions of trust within the care homes and exploited the trust placed upon them.
“The victims have had to live their lives carrying the trauma and lasting effects of the abuse imposed upon them by Grant and Collins at such young ages.
“They have shown great courage in coming forward to police and reporting the horrific abuse they endured.
“I hope today's conviction brings them some measure of closure and I would urge anyone who has been a victim of child sexual abuse to contact police. Specially trained officers will be there to support you."
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:59 pm
An animal hospital in Leatherhead saw 22 ducklings admitted over the space of just two hours over the Easter weekend
Wildlife Aid says one group of 13 were discovered with their mother on top of a multi storey car park in Croydon.
A few members of the public had tried to catch the mother in an attempt to move them all to a safer location.
However, she flew off and failed to return over the next couple of hours.
One onlooker is reported to have made off with one of the ducklings while the others were taken to Wildlife Aid.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm
Statement from school in Hammersmith after pupil dies in Sri Lankan bombings
Amelie Linsey attended Godolphin and Latymer School.
She was killed alongside her brother in the terrorist attacks on Easter Sunday.
The siblings were staying at the Shangri-La hotel in Colombo with their father who has since returned home.
The school has issued the following statement:
"The whole school community is shocked and saddened to hear that a Year 10 pupil was amongst those killed on Sunday.
Our thoughts are with the family.
We are doing our best to support our students and staff as we come to terms with what’s taken place."
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:25 pm
Officials in Sri Lanka say the Easter Sunday bombings may have been in retaliation for the mosque shootings in New Zealand last month.
The country's prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe has given a statement.
At least 321 people, including 15 year old Hammersmith student Amelie Linsey, were killed in a series of bombings at churches and hotels.
He says so far only Sri Lankans have been arrested and investigators are making good progress to find all the culprits.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:59 pm
Quins forward Stan South is to leave the club at the end of the season
The second row joined the Twickenham side at the beginning of the 2014/15 season from Whitgift School.
He represented England at U18 and U20 level and last season was nominated for the Anglo-Welsh Cup Breakthrough Player of the Year Award.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:38 pm
Wisley and Heathrow top the bank holiday temperatures
It’s been confirmed . . . . the UK experienced its hottest Easter Monday on record yesterday.
25°C was recorded at Heathrow and Wisley.
Records began in 1910.
The next few days are due to be cooler as the mercury plunges.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:00 pm
Walkers on a part of Wimbledon Common are being reminded to keep their dogs on a lead between now and the end of August
 
Queens Mere Pond has been designated a dogs on lead space in order to protect nesting waterfowl.
A number of swans in particular are nesting in and around the pond.
The request has been issued by the Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators.
Yesterday, a number of dogs were spotted off leads.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:59 pm
23 London football clubs including Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Crystal Palace Ladies, West Ham and Arsenal have given their support to Amnesty International’s ‘Football Welcomes’ initiative.
The initiative celebrates the contribution players with refugee backgrounds make to the game.
Clubs will be giving free match tickets to refugees, arranging player visits, stadium tours and organising matches and tournaments for refugees in their communities during the coming weekend.
Amnesty is also releasing new data on the rise in racism and xenophobia in football across the UK and the call from fans to tackle it.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:15 pm
Tributes are being paid to a student from Hammersmith and her brother, who have been named amongst the British victims
15 year old Amelie Linsey, a student at Godolphin and Latymer school, died alongside her 19 year old brother Daniel.
Their father Matthew told The Times they had been having breakfast at the Shangri-La hotel when they were killed.
He returned home yesterday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:01 am
Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi will miss the rest of the season after suffering an Achilles injury in his side's 2-all draw with Burnley last night
The winger made his England debut in March.
He's also likely to be absent for the Nations League semi-final against the Netherlands in June.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:00 am
A report into the failings of Crossrail suggests that the Commissioner of TfL “reflects on whether he is fit to fulfill his role”
It accuses Mike Brown of downplaying risks when making weekly updates to the Mayor.
Crossrail was managed by an independent board, to avoid them being caught up in politics.
However, the report also attacks their “lack of skills” in later stages, and a fixation on the original deadline.
The line is planned to run from Reading and Heathrow, out to Sheffield and Abbey Wood.
It received a bailout last year of over a billion pounds.
Both TfL and the Mayor’s Office say the responsibility lies with the former management of Crossrail Limited, and deny any inaccurate information was passed.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:16 am
Chelsea assistant head coach Gianfranco Zola believes his boss was unlucky to be sent to the stands in last night's Premier League game with Burnley
The Italian was dismissed following a clash between players towards the end of their 2-all draw at Stamford Bridge.
Zola says Sarri was trying to act as peacemaker.
The draw moves Chelsea fourth - but they've now played a game more than the teams around them.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:13 am
Monday, 22 April 2019
Chelsea miss chance to go third in Premier League
Chelsea have slipped up in their bid to go third in the Premier League.
They’ve drawn 2-all with Burnley at Stamford Bridge.
The Blues have moved up to 4th on 67 points but they’ve played a game more than the teams around them.
Burnley, meanwhile, have moved nine points clear of the relegation zone with three matches left.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:40 pm
Brentford upset Leeds' apple cart
In Championship football this afternoon leaders Norwich still have to wait before sealing automatic promotion to the Premier League after a 2-all draw at Stoke.
A win would have sent them up.
Queens Park Rangers went down 2-nil at Derby.
In the evening kick-off promotion chasing Leeds lost 2-nil to Brentford at Griffin Park.
Neal Maupay scoring his 27th league goal of the season.
In the National League Sutton drew 2-all with Maidstone at Gander Green Lane.
Hampton & Richmond Borough drew 2-all with Truro at the Beveree Stadium while Woking won 3-1 at Dulwich Hamlet in National League South Division action.
In the Isthmian League Kingstonian’s alarming slide down the table continued following a 2-nil loss at Merstham.
Corinthian Casuals drew 1-all with Worthing at the King George’s Field in Tolworth.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:04 pm
Queens Park Rangers have been beaten by Derby after conceding two late goals
The game looked set to finish nil-nil with 90 minutes played.
But on-loan Liverpool player Harry Wilson got a brace in injury time.
QPR lie in 19th in the Championship after that loss but are safe from relegation.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 pm
Children at schools across Surrey, including West Molesey, are hoping to capture the public’s attention with their new single
“We are the voice” is a plea to people to do more to tackle plastic pollution.
The youngsters, all aged between 9 and 12, sing the track which was penned by Niamh Clune in 2002 for the World Summit in Johannesburg and re-recorded with the children singing it.
They’re hoping the song will make people sit up and take notice, immediately reducing their plastic consumption.
The children say thoughts about animals dying and the Earth being polluted by plastic were the two main reasons behind the single.
It will be released on Friday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:00 pm
Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson has said Wilfred Zaha is happy at the club
Meanwhile the winger said the only thing he’s thinking about is Palace after their win against Arsenal yesterday.
He got a goal as the Eagles beat the North London side 3-2.
There’s been speculation recently after the player said in an interview with the Daily Mail he should be playing Champions League football.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm
Police are appealing for help finding a missing 16 year old boy from Hayes
George Alleyne was last seen on 18th April.
He was wearing a grey black tracksuit and a black puffa jacket with the stuffing coming out of the arm.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:11 pm
Raheem Sterling has promised to pay for the funeral of a Crystal Palace youth player.
13 year old Damary Dawkins died from leukaemia last month.
His family started a GoFundMe page to raise money to give Damary “the best send off and celebration of life.”
England player Sterling has now said he will cover all the costs and will be attending the service on Friday.
He also previously supported their campaign to find a stem cell donor for Damary.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:00 pm
Today marks the first ever Stephen Lawrence Day, 26 years on from his death.
Stephen was killed in a racially motivated attack in South London in 1993.
An inspector with Hammersmith police has said the police has become more diverse since the murder.
Elwyn Jones says when he started in the British transport police he was one of only two black officers in his area.
However he says they still have a long way to go.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:00 pm
A swan caused disruption on the rails after wandering onto the tracks at Windsor earlier
It was spotted at around eight o’clock, and caused the line to be shut between Windsor and Staines.
The swan was safely taken from the track and is being sent to a specialist sanctuary for a check-up.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:03 am
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says securing a seventh successive season in the Premier League is something to celebrate
They sealed their top flight status with a 3-2 win at Arsenal.
But Hodgson says the current campaign's not over yet.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:04 am
Police investigate after man found collapsed in Tolworth
Police are appealing for information after a man was found collapsed in Tolworth.
The man in his 60’s was found in the Broadway by an off duty police officer at about 11.25 last night suffering from a head injury.
Officers are investigating but they believe the Sri Lankan national may have fallen and hit his head.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:25 am
Kingston council support Sri Lankan community following terrorist attacks
The Leader of Kingston Council Liz Green has issued a statement of support to the Sri Lankan community following the church and hotel attacks.
Ms Green said her thoughts are with all those affected by the terrible events.
She emphasised that “we are proud of our diverse and multicultural borough and will be working with the Kingston Interfaith Forum and other local partners to reassure our community here in Kingston.”
Residents are being reminded that if they have any concerns about suspicious activity they should report it to the police anti-terrorist hotline on 0800 789 321 or in an emergency call 999.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:55 am
Chelsea keep Women's Champions League hopes alive
Erin Cuthbert’s away goal has given Chelsea hope in their Women’s Champions League semi-final against holders Lyon.
The hosts, in search of an eighth Champions League title won yesterday’s first leg 2-1.
Fran Kirby missed a penalty for the Blues on the stroke of half time.
The return leg is on Sunday at Kingsmeadow.
Barcelona Women won 1-nil at Bayern Munich in the other semi-final.
Meanwhile Arsenal need just one more win to seal the Women’s Super League 1 title following yesterday’s 2-1 win over Everton Ladies.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:26 am
Sunday, 21 April 2019
Theresa May is among the politicians who have condemned the attacks in Sri Lanka
The prime minister said such acts of violence are "truly appalling".
While Twickenham MP and leader of the Lib Dems, Sir Vince Cable, said his thoughts are with “all those affected by today’s terrible senseless attacks…”
In a post of Twitter he also said “Freedom of religion is a fundamental right, which cannot be defeated by fear.”
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:27 pm
A study has found that “Chelsea” is one of the most hacked passwords.
The survey by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre shows the passwords people re-use most for sensitive online accounts.
Top of the list was 1-2-3-4-5-6.
With Liverpool and Chelsea the two most commonly used Premier League football teams.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:00 pm
Crystal Palace take on Arsenal in the Premier League today.
The Eagles will be without Jeffrey Schlupp for the game at the Emirates after picking up an ankle injury in their last match.
Palace did earn a draw with the Gunners earlier in the season.
But the North London side are favourites for this one, having won 10 games on the bounce at home.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:00 pm
Chelsea women’s take on Lyon in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final later.
The French side are looking to win the competition for the 4th year in a row.
So Blue’s boss Emma Hayes admits they must perform at their absolute best.
The game kicks off at 4 this afternoon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:00 pm
Crystal Palace star Wilfred Zaha has said he wants to play in the Champions League.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, the winger said he wants to play at the highest level and win trophies.
He was linked with a move away last summer but went on to sign a new 5-year contract with the Eagles.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:00 pm
Croydon Council has been shortlisted in three categories at the upcoming Small Business Friendly Borough Awards.
Nominations include Best Programme to Reduce Impact of Crime on Small Businesses.
The ceremony will take place in central London on May the 20th.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:00 am
People in Hammersmith and Fulham who use Charing Cross Hospital’s hydrotherapy pool are being urged to have their say on its future.
Health bosses at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust say the challenges of maintaining and running it are increasing.
They want to replace it with ‘land-based therapies’ which they say produce “very similar benefits.”
Residents are being encouraged to air their views at a town hall meeting at 7pm on Wednesday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:00 am
A service which offers carers in Hammersmith a break has been rated “outstanding” in a new report.
Rivercourt Short Breaks provides stays for adults with learning disabilities, many of whom have additional mental health needs.
The Care Quality Commission graded staff and the service even more highly than last time.
That’s despite a tougher inspection regime which the council says has seen services in other parts of London slip down the ratings.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:16 am
Tom Brake is hailing the “share the miracle” campaign a success.
The Lib Dem MP for Carshalton and Wallington has spent the last few weeks collecting chocolate Easter eggs from residents.
The aim was to collect enough to redistribute to the less fortunate in the community so they too can enjoy Easter.
Tom says the generosity of residents shows true spirit.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 am
Fulham caretaker manager Scott Parker says his focus is on improving the team, instead of whether he'll get the job long-term.
The already-relegated club made it back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time this season with a 1-nil victory at Bournemouth.
Parker says he's only looking at what he can influence.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 am
Fulham may have already been relegated from the Premier League, but they now have their first away win of the season.
They also made it back-to-back top flight victories with a 1-nil triumph at Bournemouth.
Caretaker boss Scott Parker says their efforts are being rewarded.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:00 am
Watford boss Javi Gracia insists he's focused on their next game - not being seventh in the Premier League.
The FA Cup finalists moved into a position that could be good enough for a Europa League spot next season, thanks to a 2-1 win at already-relegated Huddersfield.
But Gracia says their place in the table isn't decided yet.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:54 am
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