The Royal Marsden’s two main hospitals are in Sutton and Chelsea with a medical day unit at Kingston Hospital.

Two tries from Will Stuart and Freddie Steward also crossed the line for the hosts at Twickenham.

Captain Owen Farrell marked his 100th cap with a penalty.

England, who were winners over Japan last time out, also got a victory against the All Blacks in their previous meeting at the 2019 World Cup.

 AFC Wimbledon won 2-nil at Tranmere.

In the FA Trophy Hampton & Richmond Borough went down 1-nil at home to Farnborough.

Paramedics and police were called to Courtenay Road at around 6.15pm to a man injured after he had been hit by a vehicle.

The car did not stop at the scene, and no arrests have been made. Despite the efforts of the emergency services, the man died at the scene.

Police are calling for anyone who witnessed the incident or has dash cam footage to call 101.

The incident involved the victim being followed by a man as she walked down Walnut Tree Close towards Onslow Street. The man then repeatedly shouted racial abuse at her.

The suspect is described as a man in his 30s, wearing a black jacket, hat and glasses.

Anyone with information is being urged to contact the police on 101.

Simon Ludlow, 50, of London Road, was one of three men found guilty of aggravated burglary at Kingston Crown Court.

The three men, who pretended to be Police officers, subjected her to a violent assault.  

 Ian Thomas is to take up the position of Town Clerk and Chief Executive of the City of London Corporation. 

He’ll leave the council at the end of January. 

Ian has been the Chief Executive since January 2019, with the authority praising his response to the pandemic.

 At the moment any extra glazing on single glazed windows in listed buildings needs to be approved by the council. 

But the authority is looking at ways to make it easier for homeowners to make their properties greener.

The Council has also removed the need for individual listed building consent for solar panels.

Energy firm Viridor’s has asked Environment Agency to increase the amount of waste treated at the facility by 10%.

This would be from 347,000 tonnes annually to 382,000.

The Council is also calling on residents to make sure they have their say in the current public consultation.

25 years ago as a player, he was accused of being disrespectful when he went face to face with an All Blacks player during the Maori pre-match ritual.

Cockerill doesn't regret it and he won't reveal what England have planned this time.

CHAS was set up in 1997, and became council-owned in 2013, and currently represents more than 30,000 contractors. 

Merton CEO Hannah Doody says its “developed significantly” in the past five years, and the sale will create the investment for it to grow. 

New owner Veriforce will fund a £50,000 internship program for young adults, and give a yearly £50,000 to small businesses grow.

Emergency crews were called at around 1.45am to Worple Road where a Mercedes had collided with a 37-year-old pedestrian.

He was pronounced dead at the scene. 

The driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, and drink or drug driving.

Throughout the journey she noticed him staring at her and making gestures with his arms. 

As the train approached Woking, he sexually assaulted her. 

The victim then confronted him and he got up and walked away. 

Officers believe the man in the images may have information which could help their investigation. 

If you recognise him, or have any information, contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 703 of 28/09/22. 

Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

The Foschini Group, based in South Africa, is looking to take control of the Wandsworth based company, which employs more than 1,600 people. 

Next, Mike Ashley's Frasers Group and Marks & Spencer are also expected to bid.

25 year old Louis De Zoysa is due to start next June and last up to three weeks. 

A pre-trial hearing has also been set for the week commencing April the 24^th.

Police were called to a garden in Burwood Park Road earlier. 

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team removed the ordnance device and carried out the explosion.

The council is working with The Lions Barber Collective to deliver bespoke training. 

The free online training has been organised with funding from the south west London Integrated Care System. 

It’ll take place on Monday the 28^th of November. 

One person in England takes their own life every 90 minutes.

The Council says the aim of the space, run by Kingston Hive, is to “help educate and empower residents to tackle climate change.” 

The Hive is run by volunteers focused on the cause. 

Located next to the cycle parking at Kingston Station in Wood Street, the centre will host a range of activities and workshops until January.

The rate of £11.95 an hour is higher than the National Living Wage of £9.50 an hour. 

Lambeth’s three NHS trusts already pay the wage, as does the Council.   

Companies that are accredited are offered a business rates rebate for the first year of the scheme to help them sustain it. 

His side produced one of their best performances to knock out the All Blacks in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup in Japan.

Jones says he's expecting another cracker at Twickenham.

Emergency crews were called at around 1.45am to Worple Road. 

A Mercedes CLA collided with a 37-year-old pedestrian, who was pronounced dead at the scene. 

The driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, and drink or drug driving.

The Council is particularly interested in hearing from people who have space for more than one adult or groups with children.   

The authority says although over 400 households have welcomed guests so far, the need has not gone away.

Prospective hosts need to be able to offer accommodation for a minimum of six months. 

The members of Unite union, working for private contractor Menzies, are striking for 72 hours.

Contingency plans are in place, but passengers are being urged to check with their airlines for updates.

Members of the Wimbledon-based Communication Workers Union are walking out on the 23rd and 24th in a dispute over pay.

There's also going to be industrial action earlier in December.

It’s after council leader Simon Hogg wrote to CEO Wayne Ting to warn him more needs to be done to stop them blocking pavements. 

It’s understood no agreement has been reached. 

A spokesperson for Lime told us that all e-bikes that are reported as causing a problem are collected quickly. 

In an exhilarating friendly under the floodlights at the Twickenham Stoop, Harlequins emerged victorious.

A tight first half saw the invitational side, captained by former Quins Mike Brown, go into the break with a narrow lead; a conversion separating the two teams despite the Barbarians having fly-half Damian McKenzie sin-binned for 10 minutes.

They continued their momentum at the start of the second 40-minutes, extending their lead to 28 points.  That, however, is where their scoring came to an end.

Harlequins, meanwhile, started to play for fun and in turn came up with some fantastic plays - overhead kicks; Dombrandt attempting a conversion; and the biggest cheer of the evening went to Joe Marler who converted his own try for the hosts.

Play was fast-paced in this historic showcase.  The first time Harlequins have faced the Barbarians; the first win going to the hosts.

Full Time at the Twickenham Stoop: Harlequins 73 - 28 Barbarians

The 22 year old answered the door holding her child on Tuesday lunchtime.   

Two male suspects proceeded to hold her at knifepoint and demanded money from her. 

Footage of two men has been released but no items are believed to have been taken and there are no reports of any injuries. 

Detective Sergeant Cerith Jones, investigating, said: "The community will be appalled by this awful incident and I know many people will want to reach out and help us identify them.

"I urge local people to please check your doorbell and dash cam footage for any material that could assist us. If you were in the vicinity and saw two men acting suspiciously, or running away, we want to hear from you.

"The young woman was terrified and it is imperative that we catch the men responsible."

Police will conducting extra patrols in the area over the coming days to help reassure local people.

If you have information that could assist police, please call 101 or tweet @MetCC ref CAD 3421/15 Nov.

To remain 100% anonymous please contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

The Cities A List has been pulled together by CDP. 

The not-for-profit global charity monitors environmental impacts and reports on climate action. 

It’s designed to encourage and support cities and boroughs to increase their climate action and ambition. 

Just over one in ten authorities scored by CDP received an A this year including Richmond and Wandsworth.

It’s after the South London Waste Partnership recommended its four member councils do not renew their shared contract with Veolia. 

The current deal, which was reached in 2017, comes to an end in 2025. 

Residents will be invited to give their views through an online survey, with details published once available.

SECamb says at last year’s Euros, they received 50% more calls in the hour after England’s semi-final victory than in the previous hour. 

They’re also reminding people that help is available for domestic abuse, as there’s a link between high profile football matches and abuse. 

Emma Williams, from SECamb, says people can help manage demand by keeping 999 for serious emergencies.

The deal will keep her at the club until the summer of 2025. 

Cuthbert's won four top flight titles at the London club, as well as lifting two FA Cups and a League Cup since making the switch from Glasgow City six years ago.

The council is working to ensure they are humanely removed from the area. 

People are being urged to stick to river towpaths when out walking and keep dogs on leads. 

This outbreak of Avian Flu is being treated as the largest ever in the UK.

Thames Water says that the discharges of untreated sewage are “unacceptable” and it's “working hard” to accelerate work to stop it. 

It adds that large solids have been removed and the discharges are permitted by the Environment Agency. 

Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney says it’s an “admission of failure” and is calling for a crackdown on water company practices.

 It’s after the Championships announced changes to the strict dress code. 

Competitors have previously been restricted to all-white clothing, with fines for those found in breach of the rules. 

The All-England Club says it's made amendments to support women and girls taking part at the event.

The security minister, who lives in Clapham,  was stopped by police in April. 

The judge says he expects the Conservative MP for Tonbridge and Malling to "set a good example for the rest of us".

Over a quarter of people who responded to a consultation say they saw people being harassed and intimidated on a daily basis.

When the Public Space Protection Order comes into force, it’ll be in place for three years, with reviews taking place as it goes.

The council says they’ll be working with alcohol support groups and mental health services to make sure people receive the support they need.

Former Quins and England international Mike Brown returns to the Twickenham Stoop to lead the invitational side.

 International players from England, Scotland, the Springboks and the All Blacks will be putting on the famous Black and White jersey for the BaaBaas. 

It is the first meeting between these two teams. Kick-off is 7.45pm.

The offences are believed to have taken place between February 2017 and January 2021. 

Toney has been given until next Thursday to respond to a charge of misconduct. 

His club say they'll continue discussions with their player and his legal representatives privately.

Dave Ward, from the Wimbledon-based Communication Workers Union says bosses, not workers, caused money problems with constant "errors of judgement".

The company says upcoming industrial action, planned to start a week today, will only mean more money lost and therefore make it harder to offer better pay deals.

The council has recently upgraded its CCTV network with new cameras delivering much sharper and clearer images. 

The authority says this makes the identification of flytippers’ faces and any vehicles much more effective. 

Officers now have the power to issue £400 fixed penalty notices on-the-spot for fly-tipping.

At just before 1.30pm on Tuesday, they knocked on her door, held her at knifepoint, and demanded money from her. 

Nothing is believed to be taken and there are no reports of any injuries. 

Police are stepping up patrols in the area over the coming days.

54-year-old Vasile Costache who is Romanian is wanted in connection people smuggling into the UK.

He was intercepted in June 2019 by Dutch police with a group of Afghan migrants in the back of his Mercedes van.

He was charged with conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration and granted bail but failed to turn up to a court hearing in June.

A bronze statue of the writer, who lived and worked in the town between 1914 and 1924, has been unveiled on the Upper Terraces.  

Aurora Metro Arts and Media spent 5 years raising the £50,000 needed to install the statue.

The charity’s Cheryl Robson explains why honouring Virginia in particular, was so important. 

The defender won eight major trophies during his time at Stamford Bridge, including two Premier League titles and the 2012 Champions League.

Cahill also turned out for Bolton, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa - and made more than 60 appearances for his country.

34-year-old Tez Burnes was among 65 people arrested following demonstrations on the M25 last week.

They say that “new oil and gas is a death sentence and I have no future”.

700 people were arrested after disrupting the M25, including climbing into the overhead gantries.

Mayflies form an important part of the river eco-system and are an important food source for fish.

They generally inhabit small and medium sized streams in slow flowing shallow water.

Virginia Woolf lived and worked in the town between 1914 and 1924, setting up her publishing house, Hogarth Press, there. 

Aurora Metro Arts and Media charity spent 5 years raising the £50,000 needed to install the statue which depicts Virginia on a bench. 

The writer’s great, great niece, Sophie Partridge, had the honour of unveiling it just before the heavens opened. 

It’s going to use biometric technology for international flights, where people will scan their face, passport, and boarding pass before flying.

It’s hoped that the smart cameras will verify people’s identify in under three seconds.

The trial will run for six months on flights to Malaga in Spain.

The brigade was called just after 6.30 this morning to Durnsford Road.

There are no reports of any injuries and the cause is under investigation.

The Guardian reports that the number at Epsom and St Helier was one in five in October.

A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson says they’re investing £500m nationwide to tackle the problem.

A spokesperson for Epsom and St Helier says they’re “busier than ever” and urges people to get their flu and COVID vaccines.

“Our hospitals are busier than ever so we are working with our partners to discharge patients as soon as they medically fit to leave. You can help the NHS this winter by getting your flu and covid vaccine and by visiting a pharmacist, GP or contacting NHS 111 online for healthcare advice.”

Each of the structures named by Network Rail has been the subject of collisions at least ten times in the year to the end of March.

Stonea Road bridge in Cambridgeshire topped the list after being hit 33 times in just 12 months.

This was followed by Lower Down’s Road bridge in Wimbledon, with 18 strikes. 

Rishi Sunak has agreed, and Dominic Raab insists he’ll fully co-operate.

Allegations have emerged that he bullied officials and was rude and demeaning when he previously held jobs in government.

Mr Raab was standing in for his boss at Prime Minister's Questions with the PM at the G20 in Indonesia.

The move was one of the last requests of Dame Deborah James, the campaigner known as Bowel Babe. 

The 40 year old from Barnes passed away in June after 5 years fighting Bowel Cancer. 

Tesco announced its exclusive official partnership with Dame Deborah before her death and also pledged £300,000 to her fund.

The former Springfield Hospital site will be turned into a 32 acre, £150m green space. 

It’ll include a youth shelter, sporting areas, ponds, and an amphitheatre. 

The park is expected to open in parts, beginning in the spring of next year and finishing in the summer of 2025.

The Animal and Plant Health Agency building in Weybridge is said to be the subject of “inadequate management and under-investment”. 

There are plans to build a new science hub, with construction due to start in 2027.

A DEFRA spokesperson says significant funding and work is underway, and that teams are playing a “vital role”.

In his letter to Rishi Sunak, the Esher and Walton MP says he will cooperate fully.

The Deputy Prime Minister says he will continue in his posts, which also include Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor while it takes place.

Council leader Simon Hogg has written to CEO Wayne Ting to warn him more needs to be done to stop them blocking pavements.

He says they are causing serious obstructions for residents, shoppers and visitors to the borough, prompting a “flood” of complaints.

Cllr Hogg also says the current deployment of Lime e-bikes has been done without discussion with the Council. 

The council will start impounding them on Friday if urgent action isn’t taken to rectify the situation. 

Westminster Council issued a similar ultimatum in August and Kingston Council asks people use Human Forest, its official e-bike partner, and not Lime. 

A spokesperson for Lime told us that all e-bikes that are reported as causing a problem are collected quickly. 

44-year-old Jonathan Michel was identified as the controller of the line, and 38-year-old Howard Cash as a worker in it. 

Police gathered evidence showing they’d been involved in the supply of three kilograms of Class A drugs, worth around £300,000. 

Michel has been sentenced to 10 years and six months, and Howard, five years and 10 months.

Virginia Woolf lived and worked in the town between 1914 and 1924.

Aurora Metro Arts and Media Charity has dedicated five years to raising the £50,000 needed to install the statue.

It will be officially unveiled in its new home in Terrace Gardens, overlooking the Thames. 

The Council has announced additional grants for community and voluntary groups.   

The money will help fund community-based programmes that provide hot meals, cut fuel costs, provide mental health support and more.   

The ‘Capacity Building Grants’ are one element of a £5million package of support from the council.

That includes 32 people in Surrey, who are due to receive just over £6,600 between them. 

Lee Ormandy, from Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards, says scammers are trying to capitalise on the cost of living crisis. 

We’re being urged to be wary of any unsolicited post, phone calls, or cold callers.

It’s been awarded the National Portfolio Organisation by the Arts Council England. 

Companies have to prove they are engaging communities and individuals in arts, culture and heritage. 

Gunnersbury will now receive £129,500 per year for the next three years as a result of the accolade.

He'd already been placed on gardening leave while the two clubs discussed terms for him to move to Stamford Bridge.

Winstanley follows Albion's former boss Graham Potter in making the switch to London.

The Norbiton-based Fire Brigades Union says they’ll now be balloting on whether or not to strike. 

General Secretary Matt Wrack says they have “firefighters using foodbanks” and that 5% is a real-terms pay cut. 

He says “we will be writing to Fire Ministers and Government departments across the UK requesting urgent meetings”.

Epsom & Ewell Youth Hub supports people aged 16 to 24, who are unemployed and in receipt of Universal Credit. 

More than 200 people have been given access to training, apprenticeships and jobs since it launched last year.   

Epsom and Ewell Borough Council has not said how much money has been made available for the hub to continue.

The company, which has bases in New Malden and Farnborough, says it’s because of Russia's war in Ukraine. 

As a result, many of the countries it operates in have increased defence funding or are planning to. 

New orders include a £4.2 billion contract announced yesterday for it to build five ships for the Royal Navy.

The FDA union wants the Prime Minister to change the way the complaints system works.

Recently Esher and Walton MP Dominic Raab's denied allegations about his behaviour and Sir Gavin Williamson resigned from Rishi Sunak's top team following claims against him.

Dave Penman, head of the union, says members are reluctant to raise issues.

Riverstone works to create expensive accommodation for wealthy older people. 

The Evening Standard reports they’ve received £1bn from investment banking firm Goldman Sachs for the project near Wandsworth Bridge. 

It’s also hoping to build near King’s Road in Chelsea by 2027.

The FDA represents civil servants, and its general secretary Dave Penman wants reform of the complaints system because his members have lost faith in the current process.

Rishi Sunak was recently criticised for his choices in picking his top team after appointing Sir Gavin Williamson, despite knowing he was being investigated over bullying claims.

Civil servants who worked with Esher and Walton MP Dominic Raab have told the Guardian he was "rude and aggressive".

A spokesperson for the cabinet offie says they have no record of formal complaints.

A spokesman for Mr Raab says "Dominic has high standards, works hard, and expects a lot from his team as well as himself" and he "always acts with the utmost professionalism."

The STARS programme from TfL encourages children to walk or cycle to school and provides educational sessions on road safety. 

Councillor Lily Bath says they want all schools to take part in the scheme and reduce the dominance of cars on the roads.

Around 1,500 schools, nurseries and colleges are currently taking part in the scheme.

It’s being hosted by SW15 Music at its base in Toland Square. 

The charity provides free music tuition for young people and opportunities for them to perform in public. 

Musicians will start the relay at 9am and will be joined by patrons of the charity including band La Roux of Bulletproof fame.

10-year-old Patrick McCarthy has spent three years at St George’s Hospital in Tooting receiving treatment for Leukaemia. 

86 year old Gerald Lidbury from Worthing on the south coast read about his story and felt inspired to donate the money. 

Patrick’s dad, Gerard says the family are ‘over the moon’ as they haven’t been to Thailand since before Patrick started treatment.

The announcement comes just weeks after 32 were put up for sale nationwide. 

The pubs now facing closure include the Plough & Harrow in Hammersmith and the Thomas Leaper in Derby. 

That’s according to a study by management experts at Kingston University’s Business School and Maynooth University in Ireland. 

The research focused on people at five career stages in 30 different countries starting in April 2020 as the pandemic struck. 

The paper concluded that under normal circumstances, the younger generations of workers need additional support from their managers. 

However, relative newcomers to the workforce did not cope as well under the pressures of remote working. 

 Emergency crews were called to Highcliffe Drive on Saturday evening. 

A balcony was destroyed and part of the first and second floors were damaged. 

A number of people left the building, and there are no reports of any injuries.

They targeted security guards as they refilled cash machines, and stole £400,000 over 18 months.

Saracens' Max Malins and London Irish back rower Tom Pearson miss out on the 36-player group.

Owen Farrell's likely to win his 100th cap in Saturday's match at Twickenham.

The gang targeted betting shops and security cash vans during its two year spree; £100,000 was taken during one raid. 

While members of the gang were  in Wandsworth prison awaiting trial, they coordinated more raids using a mobile phone. 

Crime Correspondent Martin Brun says flying squad detectives had a hard job bringing them to justice.

In an explosive interview with TalkTV, the forward also said he believes he's being forced out of the club.

But it's understood Ronaldo tried to engineer a move away in the summer.

He missed yesterday's 2-1 Premier League win at Fulham; head coach Erik ten Hag says it's due to injury.

It's believed United are extremely disappointed with Ronaldo's comments, but there's not been an official statement.

 Airport bosses say poor visibility meant the rate at which planes could take off and land was reduced. 

British Airways cancelled 15 departures from Heathrow, which were all to domestic and short-haul destinations. 

London City Airport also cancelled flights.

The scheme asks members of the public to donate, with children from low income families, in foster care, or hospital, receiving a gift. 

More than 17,000 children across London received presents last year. 

It’s being fronted by a poster drawn by seven-year-old Angelique from Pimlico, showing officers holding hands with children.

Two women were also taken to hospital following the blaze yesterday afternoon. 

Crews were called at around 4pm to Netley Road, and found the man on the ground floor, and pronounced him dead at the scene. 

The cause is under investigation.

The Jay C Trust was formed to give emotional and financial support to sufferers of an aggressive type of brain cancer called Glioblastoma. 

Charity co-founder Naina Chauhan lost her husband Jayesh to GBM, which is the most common brain cancer in adults. 

She explains how she is committed to help others like herself.

They conceded in stoppage time for the second consecutive game.

Silva is confident they'll respond well after the World Cup.

Surrey county council is seeking planning permission for a development which will enable older people to live independently. 

Around 50 one and two-bedroom flats would be provided on the site of the former Bentley day centre on the Horseshoe. 

As well as the Banstead site, other locations around the county are being considered. 

Although Londoners have enjoyed a prolonged spell of mild weather in recent weeks, a cold snap could be just around the corner - so the council is offering borough residents up to 50 kilos of grit free-of-charge to help them clear frozen footpaths.

Residents who want to take advantage of the offer should visit the council depot in Dormay Street between 9am and midday on Saturday 19^th November.

 It comes after the cost-of-living crises especially with fuel bills soaring.

 Libraries, Children’s centres, community centres and spaces managed by the voluntary sector will be opening their doors to those in need.

 Apart from being a welcomed and warm place, people will be offered hot drinks, snacks and meals with also a place to shower.

 There are around 1,950 plots in the borough.

The Council is now working on a project to free up, renovate and improve a further 182 for let by the end of March next year.

The authority says they are essential for the biodiversity of the borough and for ambitions to see a greener Hounslow. 

The Regina Road tower blocks were built in the 1960s and suffer from “recurring repair issues” due to their age. 

Tenants and leaseholders have already taken part in a consultation about redeveloping or refurbishing the estate.

If the decision is made to demolish, then a wider consultation with “every resident” will take place. 

 Wandsworth Council leader Simon Hogg says he’s “concerned” about the level of detail in the plans at the moment.

£61million of financial support was included when the scheme expanded to the North and South Circular roads last year. 

TfL is proposing to expand the ULEZ to cover all of Greater London with the Mayor of London saying he’ll make a decision soon. 

It is believed 15-year-old Ruby left her home overnight after going to bed on Friday night.

She is described as white, around 5ft 3, of slim build with long blonde hair usually worn down. She often wears Nike leggings and a jumper.

She may have travelled to London to meet someone. 

Anyone who may have seen her or can help with her whereabouts is asked to contact Surrey Police.

A 1-nil defeat at Newcastle means his side have lost their last three Premier League games.

Potter says they've been through a tough spell with injuries and a lack of quality in decisive moments.

The Royal British Legion has allocated a record level of grant distribution this year.

The Everyday Needs Grant programme is available to assist with the cost of essentials like kitchen appliances, clothes and energy costs. 

Applicants can receive up to £2,400 a year in £200 monthly instalments. 

The Standing With Giants art installation comprises more than 100 life-sized pieces. 

The display includes Indian soldiers that camped out at the Palace which was used as a military base during World War I. 

Sebastian Edwards, Head of Collections at Historic Royal Palaces, explains why. 

One of the biggest commemorations takes place in Staines where the public and groups in uniform will meet from 10.15 outside the Elmsleigh centre and then process through the High Street and Market place to the War Memorial for a short service and laying of wreaths just after 11 O’clock.

In Leatherhead there’s a 10.30 Service at the War Memorial on North Street. 

While in Weybridge this afternoon the Royal British legion will lay a wreath at 2.30 before a short service of remembrance at 3 o’clock in St James’ Church. 

This year Remembrance Day, the anniversary of the guns falling silent in 1918 fell on Friday 104 years after the end of the First World War.