Several trials have been happening to kick-start mass gatherings - including 2 5K races at Kempton Park and 21,000 fans watching the Chelsea game at Wembley Stadium.

And from Monday, limited audiences will be allowed back inside England's theatres and sport stadiums.

But the Culture Secretary admits it's an 'anxious' time.

Every year, walkers gather at midnight on Clapham Common before setting off on a 26 mile walk in their bras. 

But thousands of people will instead complete various challenges from the safety of their own homes because of the pandemic.  

Nina Barough is founder of Walk the Walk, the breast cancer grant making charity to which the fundraising is donated. 

Several trials have been happening to kick-start mass gatherings - including 2 5K races at Kempton Park and 21,000 fans watching the Chelsea game at Wembley Stadium.

And from Monday, limited audiences will be allowed back inside England's theatres and sport stadiums.

But the Culture Secretary admits it's an 'anxious' time.

A crowd of 21-thousand people will be in attendance - with the government using the match as a test event to reintroduce supporters to stadiums.

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers wants his team to put on a show for their fans.

47 year old Liam Killigrew was sentenced at Kingston Crown Court where he pleaded guilty to a knife point robbery, GBH and criminal damage.

Killigrew was caught trying to steal money from the shop in Liberty Avenue when he stabbed the shop keeper in the back.

Other staff then pulled the shutters down, detaining him inside the premises before calling police.

The shopkeeper was taken to hospital where his injuries were assessed as significant but not life changing.

It's one of two trial races which have taken place there.

Runners have to take a total of three coronavirus tests.

Organisers hope the trial will pave the way for mass participation events like the London Marathon this summer.

21-thousand people will be in attendance as part of a government test event to get fans back into stadiums.

Vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi tells us how those heading to the game have had to prepare.

 They go to Southampton this afternoon in their first match since they were sent down to the Championship.

Parker won't accept his side switching off just because their fate is sealed.

 The Capability Brown Society has labelled plans to build an 8,000-seat show court and 38 smaller courts as “disastrous”.

The expansion plans by the All England Lawn Tennis Club would take place in the registered grade II Wimbledon Park designed by Brown.

The club is seeking to develop Wimbledon Park golf club, opposite the grounds, after the golf members accepted a £65m bid for the site.

If given planning permission, the new courts would allow Wimbledon to host qualifying matches instead of in Roehampton.

 The Boundary Commission has decided the number of councillors should shrink from 38 to 35.

The body is asking people what facilities and issues are shared between communities, and are there roads or railways which form strong dividing lines?

The Commission has a dedicated section on its website where people can give their views: https://consultation.lgbce.org.uk/node/27356

People can also give their views by e-mail at [email protected]

By post:

The Review Officer (Epsom & Ewell)

LGBCE

PO Box 133

Blyth

NE24 9FE

 London's iconic Moonwalk is back today, albeit virtually.

Every year, walkers gather at midnight on Clapham Common before setting off on a 26 mile walk in their bras.

But because of Coronavirus, thousands are instead takin on their walking challenges from the safety of their own front doors.

Nina Barough is the founder of Walk the Walk, the breast cancer grant making charity to which the fundraising is donated.

David Munro has congratulated Lisa Townsend on her appointment and feels he is leaving Surrey generally in “good shape”.

He has expressed an urgent need to prioritise the backlog of court cases caused by the pandemic and to reduce re-offending rates.

He is calling on Government to reduce the prison population and offer an alternative path to imprisonment for less serious offenders.    

Around 21-thousand fans will be at Wembley for today's FA Cup final between Chelsea and Leicester.

It'll be the biggest sporting capacity in the UK since the first lockdown in March last year.

The match is being treated as a government test event to bring back large crowds.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel and Leicester counterpart Brendan Rodgers are delighted they'll have backing.

Lib Dem Munira Wilson has met with students at Teddington School to talk to them about her personal route into politics.

She feels that young adults have "sufficient political engagement and awareness" to be part of the democratic process.

The voting age in the UK is currently 18.

 The Shehatas received an anonymous letter in the post being told it supposedly "does not reflect well on the neighbourhood".

24-year-old Aj Shehata posted the letter on Twitter which has since received tens of thousands of reactions.

He said his family were from Sudan and supported the movement.

The Prince of Wales learnt about key research milestones that have happened at the Breast Cancer Now Toby Robins centre since 1999.

Among the projects they’re currently working on is one that targets cancerous cells but leaves healthy ones unharmed.

His visit comes as Breast Cancer Now has been forced to reduce its investment in research, as COVID causes a drop in fundraising

Trevor Nelson, Jo Wiley and Raymond Blanc will be taking part in the online event, which will feature videoed garden tours and demonstrations.

Last year the event at the Royal Hospital Chelsea was moved to September for the first time in its history because of the pandemic.

The number of local people claiming unemployment benefits rose to 6,090 in the year to November with less than one job for every three jobseekers.

The Economic Recovery Task Force has now paid out almost £49 million pounds in support grants to nearly 9,000 Kingston businesses, with an additional £1.6m going to more than 350 local firms.

The popular centre has been closed since 2019 after the discovery of structural problems in the roof of the building.

Initial plans for the redevelopment will be shared by the architects in the summer.

More than 2,500 people responded to a survey on the redevelopment.

This is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and we’re being warned to carry a removal tool and check ourselves when out in woodland.

Stella Huyshe-Shires says that the symptoms, which include flu-like symptoms and aching joints, are common to other diseases.

15 year old Alfie Lawton was discovered in a remote part of Green Lane Rec after spending the afternoon with friends. 

Post-mortem results have ruled out foul play, but witnesses are still being urged to come forward.  

Alfie’s uncle Sam Gaynor says the petition is calling for a law which is already common-place in most other countries:

44 year old Peter Bull has links to South London and Epsom.

He is described as around 5ft 5in tall, of medium build with short, brown or grey hair and blue eyes.

Anyone who spots him should call police on 101. 

 The 15 and 17 year olds are being questioned.

An investigation was launched last Thursday following reports of a death at a house in Dowdeswell Close near Richmond Park.

The man, 24 year old Abdirizak Hassan, had suffered stab injuries.

On the 27th of April, the man was seen entering St Mary’s University on Waldegrave Road.

He was wearing a black hoodie, with black jeans, with short black hair and a tan complexion.

There's a limit of 12 thousand fans allowed into the stadium at the end of the month.

It's understood they'll arrive on charter flights into Portugal, get transported straight to the game, and then fly back the same day.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says he understands why supporters are disappointed the showpiece isn't at Wembley.

Ms Townsend said she is committed to addressing key issues such as tackling anti-social behaviour and preventing violence against women and girls.

The PCC was voted in by the Surrey public following the election last week.

Anyone over the age of 38 can turn up between 12pm and 7pm, any day of the week.

It’s only available for first doses however, and people must still book appointments for their second dose.

People must bring proof of age, such as a drivers licence or passport.

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and people need to be aware of the risks as they enjoy green spaces during the pandemic.

Go to lymediseaseaction.org.uk for more information, including how to differentiate Lyme from COVID-19.

Stella Huyshe-Shires from Lyme Disease Action says that deer actually kill the bacteria, so they’re not the main carrier of the disease.

Alfie Lawton was discovered in Green Lane Rec in February in freezing cold conditions after going out with friends.

A post-mortem revealed no foul play, but his family are none the wiser as to how he died.

Alfie’s uncle, Sam Gaynor, has decided to set up “Alfletico Madrid” to keep his nephew at the forefront of people’s minds.

The operation yesterday was undertaken following the disappearance of Sarah Everard in Clapham and her subsequent murder.

Compliance checks were carried out on known offenders and officers visited schools to give safety presentations.

They also visited pubs to talk to staff about how they can help keep their customers safe as the lockdown further eases next week. 

Between the 9th and 11th of May, a number of occurrences took place, that left people with expensive repairs.

Police say they’re in contact with a number of witnesses and are looking through CCTV for faces.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Wembley was considered, but the government couldn't fulfil all of UEFA's requests.

The change was made after Turkey was placed on the UK's travel 'red' list, meaning fans wouldn't be able to go.

Portugal's on the green list, so supporters won't have to quarantine on their arrival back home.

On June the first, Judy Mason will walk from her home in the centre of town to the Leatherhead Community Hub, around a kilometre away.

She says she’s passionate about the Hub, and its “hope, healing, friendship, and practical community life”.

She’s reached her fundraising target of £1,000 already, 

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/walking-for-a-brighter-future/comments#start

It’s moving from Zone 1 to Zone 1/2, as part of an agreement about fares at Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms tube stops.

It means people won’t have to pay extra as a result of the extension to the Northern Line.

Andy Lord, Managing Director of the London Underground, says it will ensure people “get the best value fare.”

30 year old Curtis Saville has been remanded in custody to appear in court again next week. 

A 29-year-old man from Addlestone who was also arrested has been released with no further action. 

Police are appealing for witnesses who may have information about the incident in Felix Road to come forward. 

It’s unknown who he is, but was seen to drive a black convertible BMW.

The victim was hit multiple times, and required surgery as a result.

You can see a picture of the man above, and contact police on 101 if you have any information.

A shop worker raised the alarm yesterday evening after they saw the caked-in fat had caught fire.

Part of the ground floor was damaged, and the extraction system was completely destroyed, but there are no reports of any injuries.

Restaurant and takeaway owners are being told to ensure they clean their equipment.

71% of women of all ages in the UK have experienced some form of it in their lifetime according to the latest UN figures.

This includes cat calling, leering, persistent staring and up-skirting.

Georgina Mann has decided to speak on “Talk Richmond” in response to the death of Sarah Everard in March.

The airline says the safety and security of staff and customers is its "top priority".

The UK government says it's working "very, very hard" to ensure the tensions between Israel and Gaza doesn't lead to a "terrible escalation".

The facilities are to be moved to Guy and St Thomas’ Hospital, which is sparking fears that the world-class cardiac facilities will be lost.

The guidance from Kensington and Chelsea Council says any proposal must retain and enhance the facilities.

Councillor Johnny Thalassites says “we refused to entertain the prospect of losing pioneering research”.

The result keeps them fourth in the Premier League - six points ahead of West Ham but having played a game more.

Tuchel says their upcoming FA Cup final must've been a distraction.

To mark the milestones, young actors from the Wimbledon Common Theatre Trust are to present a celebratory project in July.

Stories of duels, suffragette rallies and royal visits will be featured in their series of mini films as part of the “In Commons” project.

Andy Alty from the theatre trust explains why the commons are being celebrated.

The Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor, says that concerns raised by his predecessor in 2018 have not yet been dealt with.

One of the issues, was that security of the men’s only prison was due to be downgraded from Category B to Category C, but the move was suspended.

Yet the site houses around 900 Category C prisoners who were moved there in anticipation.

The reports also found prisoners have also been isolated for up to 10 days with only access to a shower due to Covid-19 restrictions.

A spokesperson for the MOJ said;

“Plans to transition High Down to a Category C prison will resume as soon as possible.

“Our Covid restrictions have ultimately saved lives – with no prisoner or staff deaths as this report recognises.”

Police have recovered drugs worth nearly £11m that were being transported from London to Birmingham.

51-year-old Barrie Wilkinson from Egham was seen buying sports holdalls in Staines, then placing 104 kilos of cocaine in them and dropping them off in a van.

The group have been given jail terms between just over four years, to 13 and a half years.

The airport says the other controls in place mean that nations, including the US, should be included in the next update to the list.

Numbers were down 92% in April, compared to before the pandemic.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the country is dealing with one of the “strongest threats” to public health, and makes “no apologies” for the measures.

It’s International Nurses’ Day. 

Angela Little is a matron at The Royal Marsden in Sutton.

She says social media has really helped communication with other nurse worldwide over the last year:

The tennis great’s Foundation supports education educational projects in Southern Africa and Switzerland.

Among the lots will be the kit and racket he used to beat Rafa Nadal at the 2007 Wimbledon Final.

It’s believed that alone could go for up to £50,000.

14-year-old Bella Manson spent two months melting, mixing and munching to create the perfect flavour combinations.

She named them Doodles, after her eight-year-old cocker Spaniel Elsa Doodle.

Bella set her sights on £500, but has raised over £900 for the animal charity.

This year is even more poignant as more than 150 nurses are thought to have lost their lives in England and Wales due to Covid-19. 

Heather Jones is the Junior Sister at The Oak Centre for Children and Young People at The Royal Marsden in Sutton. 

She says there are many ways you can mark the day:

51-year-old Terence Bowler’s gang were so successful that it left stacks of banknotes to rot, as they couldn’t spend all the money they were making.

The court has now heard that between 2018 and 2020, he used his son’s bank account for an insurance transaction, and lied about his criminal past.

He’s been given an eight-month sentence, suspended for a year.

Crews were called yesterday evening just after 10.30 to Conway Road.

A caravan and van were destroyed in the blaze on Conway Road, with more vehicles and parts of the neighbouring house damaged.

There were no reports of any injuries, and the fire is under investigation by both the police and the Brigade.

The England international was sent off for stepping on Tommy Taylor during their rugby union Premiership victory over Wasps at the weekend.

With only four rounds of the season remaining, Brown won't feature for Quins before his summer move to Newcastle.

It’s International Nurses’ day. 

Heather Jones is the Junior Sister at the Oak Centre for Children and Young People at The Royal Marsden in Sutton.

She explains what makes the day so special:

Diabetes UK is highlighting its “Know Your Risk Tool” to increase awareness to mark Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Week.

Living with obesity is the single greatest risk factor for developing the condition.

The online risk tool helps people to assess individual risk and access support to reduce it.

Sergeant Matt Ratana was shot and killed while on duty there in September.

The Duke was welcomed by Commissioner Cressida Dick earlier and introduced to Matt’s partner his friends and colleagues.

The visit was part of Mental Health Awareness Week.

They were called to an address in Felix Road at 9 o’clock last night after receiving reports of a group of men with crowbars. 

The officers, who were first on the scene, were physically assaulted by one of the suspects. 

A 29-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of aggravated burglary.

A 30-year-old man was also  arrested on suspicion of aggravated burglary and assaulting two police officers.

Police received intelligence that an email address was being used to post indecent videos of children to an online chat group in 2018.

The email address was traced to James Jeffrey.

Forensics uncovered a series of explicit WhatsApp and Facebook messenger chats on one of his devices.

Jeffrey was found guilty of four charges and pleaded guilty to a fifth.

It was in response to a question by Lib Dem leader and Kingston MP Sir Ed Davey.

He says “we’ll hold him to account on behalf of our country’s bereaved families, so they can get answers & justice”.

Boris Johnson has promised it will happen within the current session of parliament.

Regenerate RISE was due to open its centre in mid-April, after being closed for 13 months, when it was taken.

They’re having to borrow a minibus in the meantime, and the insurer only covered two-thirds of the cost of converting it to being dementia-friendly.

The charity is raising funds for a new one, and you can find a the fundraiser here.

The Online Safety Bill requires social media platforms to remove and limit harmful content, with large fines for firms who don't protect users.

Recently, a number of sports clubs and athletes took part in a boycott to protest against inaction by tech firms.

Leigh Nicol, who plays for Crystal Palace, was left devastated after being targeted by trolls over private photos.

It’s International Nurses’ Day.

The world has seen first-hand over the last year the fundamental role nursing plays in patient safety.

Angela Little is a matron at The Royal Marsden in Sutton; she says the day is about helping to expand the profession.

That’s according to the Taxpayers Alliance, which says that between April 2020 and February 2021, just 14 authorities across the UK reported spending more than the previous year.

Nationwide, nearly £32m less was spent across the country, which almost cuts the cost in half.

Harry Fone, from the TPA, says “Town hall bosses must lock in these reductions for the long term, and pass the advantages of staying paperless onto hard-pressed residents.”

It follows soaring tensions in Jerusalem, including Palestinian people being evicted from their homes to make way for Jewish settlements.

Putney MP Fleur Anderson has written to the Foreign Secretary, calling for the UK to join calls against this.

She says that millions of Palestinians living in the Occupied Territories have still not had their COVID-19 vaccine either.

Dunn was shown a red card at the match between Bath and Bristol Bears on Saturday “for dangerous tackling.”

Brown was shown a red card at the match between Quins and Wasps on Sunday “for stamping or trampling.”

OFSTED have been looking into how the County Council fared during the pandemic, and have largely praised their efforts.

However, the regulator says some children enter care in an emergency, rather than a planned way, despite the council’s efforts.

In 2018 the children’s services were rated as inadequate, and have been inspected regularly since then.

Danny Kruger, who represents a constituency in Wiltshire, is accused of allowing his Jack Russell to “chase worry or injure” a large herd of deer in March.

His case has been adjourned until May the 24th.

Currently, all dog walkers are being asked to keep their pets on leads, as it’s birthing season.

It is believed that a group of teenagers were standing on the Windmill Lane Bridge deliberately throwing stones at London bound traffic. 

The car’s windscreen was smashed. 

Police are asking parents to remind their children how dangerous it is to throw objects from motorway bridges.

Ayman Touhami then used them to set up fake bank accounts for a criminal group running a sophisticated ‘smishing’ scam.

The 25 year old, who pleaded guilty to bribery, has also been ordered to carry out 200 hours of community work.

His 18 month sentence has been suspended for 18 months.

It was all part of a billboard campaign urging women to look out for the often silent signs of the disease. 

38-year-old Katie Wilkins from Wimbledon was diagnosed with “low grade serious ovarian cancer” last year.

She co-ordinated the billboard campaign and explains its key aim:

Lisa Townsend was elected on second preference votes after Thursday’s election.

It’s after none of the five candidates received more than 50% of first preference ballots.

The Conservative says people need to see a more diverse police force in Surrey:

UKIP lost both their seats, and Labour lost one too, despite winning the Mayoral post.

That meant a one-seat gain for the Tories, Greens, and Lib Dems.

This is Tony Devenish, giving his speech after being re-elected for the West Central area:

The victory ensured their sixth straight season in the Premier League.

Dyche admits this campaign has been his toughest yet and has given huge credit to his players for staying in the top flight.

The government's proposals will be outlined by the Queen, in her first major event since Prince Philip's funeral.

They include more education funding for children and adults, and mandatory photo ID for voters.

Liberal Democrat leader and Kingston MP Ed Davey thinks there should be more help for the UK's unpaid carers and their loved ones.

23-year-old Ridwan Ali is being searched for by police, after he failed to appear in court.

He’s been charged with two counts of causing injury by dangerous driving and without insurance.

It happened on Garratt Lane on the 21st of July last year.

They join West Brom and Sheffield United in dropping into the Championship.

Boss Scott Parker was emotional when he spoke after the game last night.

The charity British Divers Marine Life Rescue says the mammal was humanely put to sleep last night as it was too unwell to save.

These people - who'd gathered at Teddington Lock to see the whale - are devastated.

A tree is obscuring the traffic lights and the pavement at the junction of Bushey Road and Grand Drive in Raynes Park. 

A number of drivers and pedestrians have reported safety issues. 

The authority says the owner of the property in question is contacted every year with a reminder to trim the foliage.  

A spokesman also says the council will be chasing the matter.

South East Coast Ambulance Service will be offering a series of webinars for staff.

They are aimed at providing a greater understanding of palliative and end-of-life care.

They’ll also look to give staff greater confidence in better supporting patients, their families and carers.

The charity is pushing for a ban on keeping primates as pets, saying they’re intelligent, highly social, and sentient.

The mother, daughter and son monkeys were living in the owner’s bedroom.

They have now been rehomed in a specialist facility.

The former England boss has a contract which lasts until the end of the season.

At the age of 73, he's not previously ruled out retirement.

But Hodgson does think there will be a lot of comings and goings between the seasons.

The British grand-slam champion has travelled to Rome to practice with some of the world's top players ahead of a likely competitive return next week.

Murray was earlier confirmed for next month's Queen's Club Championships - the traditional warm-up for Wimbledon.

The man had been seen driving his car dangerously in the Shepperton area. 

He briefly stopped for officers, but then drove off at speed and failed to stop again for officers.

A 38-year-old man from Hounslow was later arrested with Ludo’s help. 

Officers were called shortly before 4am to an address in Putney Bridge Road.

A man was found at the scene; a second man presented himself at hospital and has been arrested on suspicion of GBH.

Neither man is in a life-threatening condition and police are not looking for  anyone else in connection with the incident.

The charity says the number of people waiting more than four months for heart procedures and operations in the South East has increased.

The percentage is now 25% higher than before the pandemic.

More than 6,620 people in the region, including almost 900 in Surrey, were waiting 18 weeks or more for heart-related treatments in February this year.

That’s compared to 5,300 people in February last year.

The BHF says the devastating disruption to heart disease care caused by the pandemic could put lives at risk for years to come.

The Minke was first spotted near Richmond yesterday - around 30 miles from the coast.

After being freed from a weir, it then became trapped again further upstream.

Vets say it appeared injured or unwell and would be unlikely to make it back to the sea.

They’ve created “Jury Games,” a virtual court room drama.

The zoom audience gets to interact with the actors, interrogate the defendant and decide if he is guilty or not guilty.  

One of the creators, Tom Black from Sutton, says  it’s an exciting concept:

Officers were called shortly before 4am to an address in Putney Bridge Road.

A man was found at the scene; a second man presented himself at hospital and has been arrested on suspicion of GBH.

Neither man is in a life-threatening condition and police are not looking for  anyone else in connection with the incident.

Anneliese Dodds has been sacked as shadow chancellor and will become party chair.

Speaking on the election trail on a visit to Surbiton just a few weeks ago she spoke to us  about her plans for revamping the high street:

Replacing Ms Dodds as Rishi Sunak's opposite number is former economist Rachel Reeves, who says she is "honoured."

The British Divers Marine Life Rescue say they will wait until the whale is beached before taking any action.

The mammal first surfaced at Richmond Lock last night where rescuers attempted to coax it back into open water.

However it swam away before returning to Teddington Lock this morning where well-wishers gathered to see it on its way.

 Police were called to Dowdeswell Close near Richmond Park on Thursday where they found his body.

A 33-year-old man was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.

He has been bailed pending further enquiries to a date in late May.

Twickenham will host the games in July, with at least 10,000 fans expected to attend.

Before those matches, an England 'A' side will face a Scotland 'A' team at Leicester's Welford Road on the 27th of June.

Eddie Jones will need to pick an alternative squad - with 11 capped internationals selected for the British and Irish lions.

Britain's three-time Grand Slam champion has barely competed this year due to coronavirus and a groin injury, but he's targeting the French Open which starts at the end of the month.

It'll be the first time Murray will compete in the singles at Queen's since 2018.

Dan Evans and Jamie Murray will also take part.

He will have to swim back towards Richmond, as there’s no other way out of the weir.

The RNLI are trying to accompany the whale back to the ocean.

Radio Jackie’s Lucy Mayer is at the scene now.

Crews were called on Friday evening to Tavistock Road, after a neighbour saw flames and smoke coming out the window.

The man was taken to hospital, and part of a four-roomed flat was damaged by the blaze.

A spokesperson for the brigade says that ashtrays should be emptied carefully, and they should be wetted before throwing them into a bin.

It was being towed along the water this morning - and managed to swim away.

We’re being told to keep an eye out for it though, as it’s unknown where it is and it may be underweight.

Julia Cable, national coordinator at the British Divers Marine Life Rescue, had this to say about the whale’s condition during the rescue.

They've already won the League Cup this season, are in the Champions League final and the last-16 of the FA Cup.

Boss Emma Hayes says it's great to head into next week's European showpiece on a high.

Rescuers say they've taken it to a stable location, after it was stranded.

It's believed to be up to four-metres long.

Glen Nicolaides, from the London Fire Brigade, says they deployed special water rescue crews.

They’ll be outside the main entrance of East Surrey hospital to call for a rise for all NHS workers. 

The event has been organised by UNISON which is calling for an increase of at least £2,000.

The government has said it wants to cap any pay rise at 1%. 

Police were called on Thursday after he was found dead in at a house in Dowdeswell Close.

On Saturday, the Met arrested a 33 year old on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. He’s currently on bail pending further enquiries.

Right now the family of the victim are being looked after by specialist officers in the Met.

Police were called to the high street at around 9pm last night where it’s believed the worker attempted to fight off thieves.

Two men, aged in their 40s and 60s, at the scene suffered non life threatening injuries and were taken to hospital.

A 19 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of Grievous Bodily Harm, he remains in custody.

Police are asking people to better secure their properties as well as half of dogs taken disappear from gardens.

Pet charity 'DogLost' has seen reports of thefts rise 170% in London during lockdown.

Emma Hayes’ side have been crowned domestic champions after their win at Kingsmeadow and now look to become queens of Europe as well.

They play Barcelona Feminino in the Champion’s League final next Sunday.

They’ve launched the 30-Days Wild Challenge and want people to carry out ‘a random act of wildness’ every day of the month.

There’s a Big Wild ‘outdoor’ Breakfast on Tuesday June 1st to kick it off.

It’s all in effort to help boost our mood, health, and sense of connection to nature.

Abdirizak Hassan, who was 24, was found at a home in Dowdeswell Close in SW15 on Thursday morning.

A 33-year-old man was released on bail after being arrested yesterday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.

Police believe more than one person was involved in Abdirizak's murder and are asking anyone who might know anything about it to contact them.

The two sides meet again in Europe later this month, after the Londoners made the Premier League leaders wait to clinch the domestic title.

Tuchel tells Sky Sports News, they're well aware that the final is a unique game.

A new exhibition celebrating the “Secret World of Plants” will open later this month.

Electrical signals generated by the plants have been converted into sounds you’d usually hear from musical instruments.  

Composer Jason Singh explains how the day’s environment will have an effect on the type of plant music you’ll hear. 

He was taken to hospital last night after being attacked at the railway station.

An air ambulance landed in Iceland car park to help treat him at the scene.

He was later taken to a major trauma centre by London Ambulance Service.

His condition is currently unknown.

65,000 people have been called upon so far by their GP.

The area’s NHS is currently offering the vaccine to people most at risk from coronavirus. 

This ranges from older residents and those with serious underlying health problems to frontline workers in the borough.

Victory over Reading in their final game this afternoon will guarantee the title - and leave them on course to win the quadruple.

They've already clinched the League Cup and are in the Champions League final - while they're also still involved in the FA Cup.

Hayes believes her side have been the best team all campaign.