The incident took place just before 9.30pm last night near Reddown Road.

A 59 year old man was found with head injuries and stab wounds.

A post mortem is being carried out meanwhile a  man in his 30s and was arrested on suspicion of murder.

44-year-old Italian, Alessandro Maltese, was arrested in his home country and flown to Heathrow where he was charged.

Every year, remarkable people who make Sutton a great place be are celebrated.

This year is even more special as individuals and groups who’ve gone the extra mile to help others through the pandemic will be recognised.

There's more information on Sutton Council’s website where you can nominate your local heroes until Sunday 1st of November.

Would you cross the road to avoid a black cat? Do you think they’re unlucky?

Because Cats Protection in Morden say black cats are the hardest to home and want to change people’s perceptions of them, in the run up to Halloween.

They’re not sure whether it’s because people think they’re bad luck, they don’t stand out or because their dark coats are not as photogenic.

Also, it’s National Black Cat day on October 27th so maybe it’s time to give those cute cats a home…

The All England Club have said staging the tournament is their “number one priority”.

Three scenarios are being talked about for 2021 – playing at full capacity, reduced capacity or even behind closed doors.

The tournament was cancelled this year for the first time since World War Two because of the coronavirus pandemic.

A new mural celebrating the furry friends’ relationship with their hometown has popped up on a wall near the train station.

The image shows Great Uncle Bulgaria, Orinoco and others painting the wall to cover up some graffiti.

The project was the brainchild of charity Love Wimbledon and is supported with funding from South Western Railway.

They’ve issued a series of information videos.

The leaders worked with Wandsworth council’s public health team to ensure they got their messaging right.  

The driver failed to stop after the collision on London Road near the junction with Garth Road, in Cheam, yesterday.

He was arrested shortly afterwards on suspicion of drink driving and is still in custody.

MET Police are now asking for any information on the incident which happened around 10.15pm last night.

A murder investigation’s now been launched following the incident, which happened before 9.30pm last night, near Reddown Road.

A 50-year-old man was found with head injuries and stab wounds.

He died at the scene.

His family have been informed.

A 30-year-old man’s been arrested on suspicion of murder and was taken to hospital after complaining he felt unwell.

Police are still in the area and are appealing for more information.

Peter Walker has asked Merton Council to give their decision at today’s Black History event at Wimbledon Library.

He first wrote to bosses, about renaming the roads, in July.

He says it’s wrong to allow roads in Wimbledon to still be named after Joseph Marryat and John Sawbridge-Erle-Drax.

MP Joseph Marryat lived at Wimbledon House Parkside, owned a large number of slaves and opposed efforts to abolish slavery.

Erle-Drax, who owned a big slice of Wimbledon Common, had an estate in Barbados with 189 slaves.

An estimated 11 million Africans were transported into slavery in the 1700s.

Hakim Ziyech could make his debut for the club during the game at Stamford Bridge.

After a busy summer of transfer business, Lampard says it's time to put all the pieces together.

It's part of the Next Steps Accommodation Programme, which hopes to limit long-term rough sleeping.

The Council has placed over 450 homeless people and rough sleepers into temporary and long term housing since lockdown.

The Council has also re-opened its Somewhere To Stay Safe Hub that assesses financial, medical and housing needs.

It will allow thousands of people to cross between Hammersmith and Barnes every day.

Hammersmith Bridge was closed to everyone, including those passed under it, earlier this year, because of safety fears.

The government will continue the terms of the current £1.6bn bailout package until the end of the month – roughly equivalent to £113m.

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan said, "The two-week extension will enable TfL to continue running safe, reliable and frequent transport services."

A spokesperson for the mayor said London transport was "more critical than ever as the capital enters tier 2 and with Covid cases on the rise".

18-year-old Harry Vaughan was due to study computing at university.

However, online he participated in terrorist forums and published “vitriolic” graphics online.

The head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command is appealing for people to look out for the signs that a young person may be in trouble.

Feelings of grievance and injustice, being at a transitional time in life, and repeated rejection are all signs somebody could be susceptible to radicalisation.

The bungalow is near Chiswick Bridge, and the director told the Radio Times that they redecorate it when they move in.

However, they “de-Taskmaster” it when they leave.

The vast majority of the scenes at the bungalow for the coming series were shot before the pandemic, however the studio scenes are without an audience.

Tim Crowley has been in the role for over 6 years.

His leadership saw Tory council members more than double.

He says it was always his intention to stand down this year but Coronavirus prolonged the move.

A new leader will be elected in May 2022

It’s after they suggested plans for retirement housing be refused on the grounds elderly people don’t bring ‘vitality’ to towns.

Guild Living wants to turn the old Homebase site in Walton town centre into a retirement village.

But planners said; “the proposed development fails to make efficient use of land by providing the type of elderly accommodation for which there is no short or medium-term need.”

Elmbridge is part of Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab’s constituency; he’s been asked to intervene.

We’ve contacted Elmbridge for statement.

Victim Louis Johnson was travelling through the station with a friend shortly before 4.30pm on January the 27^th.

The 17-year-old approached Louis and his friend on the overbridge of the station, pulling out a large ‘zombie’ knife from his trousers.

He used this to stab Louis once through the chest before running off; he later handed himself in to police.

“Move.Learn.Grow” will see the Harlequins Foundation, Kingston University and Sport Impact pooling their resources.

Sport Impact has found that only 19% of children under 16 were doing an hour or more of physical activity during lockdown.

The campaign aims to help pupils recover mentally, physically and educationally from six months of school closures

Officers were called to Fulham Palace Road at the junction with Nella Road just before 9am yesterday.

The man was treated at the scene by paramedics before being taken to hospital, where he remains in a critical condition.

The driver of the red Volvo tipper truck stopped at the scene and is helping police with their enquiries.

 64 year old Akbar Arezo and 74 year old Layla Arezo were found dead in their home last July.

Their son, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was sentenced for manslaughter at the Old Bailey.

The news has been announced by the council as London prepares to enter Tier 2 tonight.

There have been 95 positive cases in the borough this week, down from 150 last week.

The 25-year-old was killed after being struck by a car and dragged for half a mile in Moor Lane.

10 people in total have been arrested in connection with the investigation.

The other seven, aged between 17 and 24, are all currently released under investigation. 

The BeNCH Project will assess nutritional management to improve knowledge and understanding of elderly malnutrition.

A specialist screening tool will identify patients at risk of malnutrition.

The project hopes to differentiate between weight loss caused by dietary deficiencies and weight loss caused by other reasons.

The authority declared a “climate emergency” in the summer of last year. 

It wants to achieve carbon neutrality within a decade.

Priority is being given to reducing energy consumption, investing in renewables, and enhancing biodiversity.

36-year-old Alessandro Maltese was returned to the UK via Heathrow yesterday.

A European Arrest Warrant had been issued earlier this month.

He’ll appear in court today.

The donor centres in Tooting and Twickenham are appealing again for donation from people who’ve had COVID-19.

The antibodies could save the lives of people who are seriously ill.

It’s also being collected for use in medical trials, and for use if they’re a success.

The cash funding is coming from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.

The temporary reprieve will allow a limited programme in the run-up to Christmas and into the next year.

This will include some live performances.

A £3.2m budget deficit is threatening the jobs of 180 staff on the back of a series of voluntary redundancies in May.

A petition against the cuts has already reached 1,000 signatures.

The staff trade union, the UCU, believes the move is all about restructuring and not financial difficulties due to the pandemic.

The maternity team at the trust, which also runs the West Middlesex in Isleworth, says it welcomes the report. 

Healthwatch Richmond spoke to 400 women about their experiences of birth at the sites. 

One anonymous respondent claimed she hadn’t been able to wash during her stay in hospital or have a bowel movement.

She claims that when she asked for support to do these things it was refused saying “I was expected to fend for myself without support.”

Some women also reported feeling rushed when booking appointments and expressed concern over the accuracy of the information being taken.

Overall, patients spoke of supportive and caring staff but Healthwatch Richmond says there were also a large number of negative comments.

A maternity team spokesman said; 

"We want to thank Healthwatch Richmond for their support and energy in producing this report.

"We welcome the findings to help us drive any improvements we may need to make in relation to: visitor restriction policies, experiences of postnatal care particularly on the ward, virtual appointments and communication especially that being offered online.

The leadership team are committed to reviewing these recommendations in order to enhance the quality of care given to women, in particular the postnatal period, in preparation for current and future planning."

It says that its already taken measures including paperless meetings, tree planting, and having their offices reduce their energy use.

Many councils in Surrey declared one in June and July last year.

Reigate and Banstead, Tandridge, and Surrey Heath still have yet to formally declare.

Regeneration of Beech Tree Place in St. Nicholas Way will aim to deliver new homes while upgrading current ones.

The council has been carrying out consultations with residents and investigation work for two years.

It’s found some of the small bedsits on the estate are not energy efficient or fully accessible; these would be demolished.

 The figures have been released by the council as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week.

There were 93 reports of racist and religious hate crimes in the borough between June and August: a 55% increase on last year.

Homophobic hate crime has also increased with 15 cases reported from June to August, compared to 4 last year.

Amendments to the Agricultural Bill that protect existing standards were voted down during a Commons debate.

Ruth Cadbury is calling for all imported foods to meet the same criteria of animal welfare currently in practice.

The amendments were introduced to protect farmers, monitor pesticide use and protect the environment from cheap imports.

 21-year-old Paul Kalambayi was on his way to the training ground in Berrylands in his official club tracksuit, according to the Daily Star.

He says that he was changing the volume of his music.

After the alleged incident, the woman got up and moved towards the train doors, then Kalambayi walked in the opposite directions into the next carriage.

They have been nominated by the Mayor of Spelthorne, Cllr Colin Barnard for taking part in litter picks across the Borough.

They each received a certificate signed by the Mayor.

The Council is supporting litter picks by providing equipment, and promoting these events through #NoRubbish Campaign.

But what exactly does this mean for people living in the capital?

 Lucy Mayer explains:

London, most of Essex and Elmbridge are being added to Tier 2, moving into the "high" Covid Alert Level.

The tougher measures will also apply to Barrow-in-Furness, Erewash and Chesterfield, York and North East Derbyshire

From Saturday, people won't be allowed to mix inside with other households - including pubs and restaurants.

But the shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth wants Matt Hancock to take tougher action.

The two space-age looking pods are designed specifically for twenty-minute power naps.

They come with a hooded privacy visor and the option to play pre-programmed music or a relaxation guide.

The hospital trust says the pods mean staff are able to rejuvenate their minds and body during a shift break or before heading home. 

 Wimbledon MP Stephen Hammond spoke to Radio Jackie to give us his reaction.

It's moving to tier 2 from midnight on Friday into Saturday - meaning you can't mix with other households indoors.

People are also asked to avoid public transport.

The mayor, Sadiq Khan, has said on Twitter that urgent action is needed to protect people in his city and bring Covid-19 under control.

It’s after Government figures revealed a spike of Covid-19 cases in the borough; 421 since September the 20th. 

The council is disputing the figures, saying a quarter of the positive figures came from people tested away from London.

Gabriel Irwin is Vice Chair of the Richmond BID, the team funding the clean.

Harry Maguire was dismissed in the first half.

While Chelsea right-back Reece James was shown a red card for confronting the referee after the full time whistle.

Captain Harry Kane rejects the suggestion of a discipline problem.

They’ll have better performance in low light, and additional microphones for clearer audio recording.

Police in the South West Basic Command Unit, which includes Richmond, Wandsworth, Merton and Kingston, will be among the first to receive them.

The cameras don’t permanently record, and data is deleted after 31 days unless needed for evidence.

The victim was walking over a bridge towards the town centre when two men ran up behind her and dragged her to the floor. 

They sexually assaulted her before running off with her bag, phone and house keys.

27 year old Ionut Cristea and 19 year old Valentin Buga pleaded guilty to all charges. 

The set-up involves a phone number sending out messages advertising drugs with a system of “runners” then delivering them.  

Around a third of all lines are run out of London and can reach as far away as Cornwall. 

Detective Sergeant Bas Dickson Leach from the Met’s South West London Basic Command Unit.

He says running is a form of modern day slavery. 

32-year-old Nazmul Miah was seen trying the door handle of a forensic team vehicle parked near the police station.

When questioned, he couldn’t give a reason why he was doing so, and was arrested.

He’ll have to pay nearly £300.

 The black cat had a trauma to her face and a badly smashed hind leg when she was found by members of the public. 

 After being taken to Cats Protection Sutton and Kingston, an appeal was launched to raise £3,000 to operate on her. 

 The response was overwhelming, and the amputee kitten, named Emba is now living with foster carers six months on. 

£500 is available to people who have tested positive for Covid-19 who are on means-tested benefits and low income. 

Other criteria includes receipt of at least one other income support related, jobseekers or housing benefit allowance.

Officers have confirmed break-ins at properties in roads including Clarence Avenue and Sussex Road over the weekend. 

Access was gained via rear patio doors. 

Golf clubs were also stolen from a car parked in Dickerage Road. 

 Roy Whiting was attacked by Richard Prendergast and Kevin Hyden at his cell in Wakefield prison in 2018.

61 year old Whiting was jailed in 2001 for abducting and murdering 8 year old Sarah from Hersham while she played in fields in Sussex.

He suffered multiple puncture wounds in the attack.

The NHS is planning to move acute services away to a new site in Belmont.

The convoy includes a specialised van with a model of a bedbound patient on the trailer, and the words “wakey wakey Sutton council” on the side.

Departments like A&E and maternity are to move to a brand new site next to the Royal Marsden, as part of a £500m funding package.

Project Wenceslas has been launched by the town’s Rotary Club.

The Government’s Winter Fuel Payment money can instead be distributed to people in critical need of help to pay their  bills. 

All monies donated are redistributed 100% without any deductions for costs or expenses.

It’s been in Kingston since 1893, despite the fact that in 1965 it stopped being in the county at all.

Originally, the move was to be to Woking, but those plans were cancelled due to the pandemic.

The Liberal Democrats who currently control Kingston are criticising a reported lack of consultation and citing traffic concerns.

 Police were called to Austin Road shortly before 10pm last night.

A burnt-out car was also recovered a few miles from the scene.

Two men in their 20s have been arrested in connection with the incident and remain in police custody. 

 The incident occurred in Austin Road in Hayes

Police say a burnt-out car was found a few miles from the scene last night.

Two men in their 20s have been arrested.

They've reportedly calculated there'd be 7,000 fewer deaths if schools shut for a fortnight this month, and people were told to stay home.

Labour is suggesting a similar idea.

But it seems unpopular with these people in Richmond.

The Advertising Standards Authority's also taken action against other companies, due to content linked with Covid-19.

Corona Test Centre London, which operates centres in Fulham and Hammersmith, said its checks could show if a person is immune.

XMedical Limited, who owns them, says thousands of people, including NHS professionals, visited its centres.

Rob Morrison from the ASA says such action's irresponsible.

They’re angry at the NHS’s decision to move acute services out of St Helier hospital.

Departments like A&E and maternity will move to a brand new site next to the Royal Marsden in Belmont.

The rally will start in Rosehill Park car park at 3.30 and arrive at Sutton Council Civic offices a short time later.

32-year-old Nazmul Miah was seen trying the door handle of a forensic team vehicle parked near the police station.

When questioned, he couldn’t give a reason why he was doing so, and was arrested.

He’ll have to pay nearly £300.

The new service was relocated from Kingston Hospital’s Day Surgery Unit to Esher Wing and gives much greater privacy and dignity for those visiting the unit.

The procedure means sedation is not needed and is more comfortable. Patients can be discharged home without needing post-procedure recovery.

The council declared a Climate Emergency at its 2019 meeting and committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2030. 

The Cabinet agreed in June of this year that the Strategy would set out a range of actions and initiatives, including investing in renewable energy and enhancing biodiversity.

The carriageway was closed in May 2018 to allow for the removal of the level crossing and enable Network Rail to lengthen platforms at Feltham station.

In addition, local roads have been widened, new traffic signals and bus stops have been included as part of the scheme.

Hammersmith and Fulham Council, says it’s concerned about children needing to take lengthy detours during the winter months.

TfL has already laid on extra buses, but not dedicated school ones.

The council is exploring using school marshals and “walking buses” to assist children on their way to school and back if necessary.

The glitch is thought to be causing an inflated number of Covid-19 cases registered in Richmond.

Many university students testing positive are having their testing data registered at their home address rather than their university address.

About about a quarter of new cases in Richmond are thought to be down to the issue. 

That’s according to the council’s residents survey, which also says only a third of residents believe the council acts on their concerns.

The Tory opposition group have put forward a motion to be debated this evening.

They’re calling for the authority to conduct a review of the capabilities and resources of all committees and operations.

The glitch is thought to be causing an inflated number of Covid-19 cases registered in Richmond.

Many university students testing positive are having their testing data registered at their home address rather than their university address.

About about a quarter of new cases in Richmond are though to be down to the issue.  

The scheme is being developed by Kingston University, and has previously been used to support military veterans.

It allows people to express their emotions in a regulated, safe way, gradually easing trauma.

45-year-old Philippa Copleston-Warren is accused to telling the woman to “leave and take her stuff” and turning the lights on and off.

A court head the new girlfriend cried and fled the house in Lincolnshire.

Copleston-Warren is also accused of posting naked pictures of her former boyfriend.

According to the Sun, she’s denying the charges.

Research by estate agent Benham and Reeves has shown that 38% of properties there priced above £2m are sold or under offer.

Clapham and Chiswick are showing a similar demand, the highest in London.

Maida Vale is the only traditionally prime central area to make the top ten.

This week, the focus is on cats after the charity revealed that there have been over 550 feline incidents in Surrey this year.

One involved the rescue of two-year-old Jay in Croydon who was abandoned when his owners moved house.

July saw an increase of over 660% in searches for kittens online; the charity wants people to “adopt, don’t shop.”

The authority installed more than 60 electric vehicle car charging points this summer.

Plans are afoot for 45 more to follow next year in places like Clapham.

This means the target of 200 by 2022 will be smashed ahead of time. 

Epsom and Ewell Council says work in Aragon Avenue had begun before the level of the foundations had been agreed. 

This means the authority would have had no control over the height of the finished building.

The council also temporarily stopped work on 160 housing units in the town this week following concerns about traffic and noise.

Detective Chief Inspector Kate Forsyth has been awarded a Queen’s Police Medal.

She was praised in particular for her personal leadership following the terrorist attack at London Bridge.

She was also commended for her unwavering support to victims of crime which was mirrored by her determination to obtain justice for victims.

Detective Superintendent Gary Richardson, from South London joined BTP in 2011 after 30 years of service with the Metropolitan Police.

He was recognised for his role in leading investigations into over 100 murders during his time with both services.

He’s described as an exceptional police officer, who provides a substantial reassuring presence to victims and has been awarded an OBE.

Officers forced entry to a residential address at Golden Mile House in Clayponds Lane following concerns for the welfare of the occupants.

Inside, they found the bodies of 36-year-old Poorna Kaameshwari Sivaraj, and her son, three-year-old Kailash Kuha Raj.

They also found a 42-year-old man suffering stab injuries.

That’s according to Richmond Park’s MP.

Jackie News reported last week how a resident-led campaign to install a security service in the borough was gathering momentum.

But Lib Dem Sarah Olney says there’s one very big reason why people in Richmond don’t need a private police force:

It's part of a management shake-up at the airline's parent company, which says it's 'navigating the worst crisis' the industry has faced.

Alex Cruz will be replaced as chief executive by Sean Doyle - who runs sister carrier Aer Lingus.

54-year-old Sergeant Matt Ratana was head coach at East Grinstead Rugby Club, and was nominated by them.

The Unsung Hero award is for volunteers who made a positive impact in communities.

The club has launched a crowdfunding campaign in his honour to raise £15,000.

36-year-old Richard Reilly has also confessed to thefts in Boots and the florists in the High Street.

On the 2nd of October, two men were seen forcing the front door of Chestnut Court, stealing items from the front office, then being thrown out by a staff member.

Reilly will be sentenced later this month.

The Federation of Small Businesses says start-ups and sole traders were fundamental to the UK's recovery from the recession of 2009.

This is something Rebecca Saunders, founder of Seekology in Richmond, agrees with.

But she tells us that business rates need to be urgently looked at if the high street is to survive.

A fawn was handed into Royal Parks police yesterday, as it was believed to have been abandoned.

The mother will be close by, which could lead to being attacked.

Police returned the fawn to where it was found, and say “hopefully it’s mother will find it”.

A pilot scheme in five London boroughs, including Sutton and Croydon, will ensure specialised officers investigate all cases.

Over the last three years, it’s believed there’s been 56,000 attacks on health staff.

Another part of the scheme will see NHS “staff satisfaction” ratings for each crime reported to police.

All vehicles now meet the highest European standards for diesel engines, except one, which will be retrofitted by the end of the month.

Euro 6 standards for diesel engines make sure emissions of harmful pollutants are dramatically reduced.

Kingston Council committed to creating a greener borough after holding a citizens’ assembly meeting last year.

Corinthians Paulista , who beat Chelsea in FIFA’s Club World Cup final back in 2012,  have a new third kit based on the colours of Corinthians Casuals.

The shirt, modelled here by Tooting and Mitcham player Jamie Byatt, is brown with a sky-blue cross on the front and features a retro crest.

Both Corinthians teams have links to the amateur side ‘Corinthian FC’ who toured the world over 100 years ago.

Maren Mjelde, Samantha Kerr and Fran Kirby were all on the scoresheet for the Blues.

Chelsea now move up to 3rd in the Women’s Super League – behind Everton and Arsenal.

Officers from Berrylands and St Marks assisted Animal Health workers in seizing the animals who were kept in appalling conditions before being sold.

As you can see, German Shepherd and Boxer puppies were among those found.

They are very cute – and people on social media are already asking if they can be adopted.

We’ve asked Kingston Police for more info.

Teddington’s lifeboat crew have revealed that mental health training is now part of their preparation for duty on the River Thames.

In a newspaper article the crew reveal how they’ve learned to listen and empathise with those whose mental health may have suffered.

Using a model developed at the Maudsley Hospital they’ve also learned how to handle their own mental health, especially after a difficult or traumatic rescue.

 Hounslow’s high street seems to be doing better than many areas during the pandemic. 

Alan Rides, who leads Hounslow chambre of Commerce says footfall in the town centre has recovered to 80 per cent of what it was last year. 

There is a downside though – the area was the only part of the borough not to see crime rates fall during the lockdown. 

Recently a note of uncertainty was sounded over Hounslow’s multi-million pound town Centre regeneration.

A Cineworld multiplex is due to be a part of the project, but the company has announced it’s closing all its UK cinemas for now

 People across Richmond are being warned to be on the lookout for “porch pirates.”

There have been numerous reports since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic of packages being stolen from outside of people’s homes. 

 Whilst couriers have been advised on how to make sure packages are safe, the council is encouraging residents to also play their part. 

Tips include asking a neighbour to take your delivery if you aren’t home and trying to obtain an exact delivery slot. 

 One of Britain’s bravest World War I heroes has been honoured in Wandsworth.

Former Balham resident, Acting Captain Arthur Moore Lascelles, has had a block of Council flats named after him.

He was handed the Victoria Cross award for gallantry at the end of his service. 

 The search is underway for the best small businesses in Spelthorne. 

The Council’s third annual business awards are intended to recognise excellence in areas like creativity, innovation, new start-ups and sustainability.

The deadline for nominations has been extended till December 11th. 

Last year’s best small business was the Hot Yoga Club in Staines.