The Hacking Trust emailed surgeries in Bristol and Worthing offering to pay a charity ‘or the staff member directly’ in return for jabs.

The company has said it was aware many vaccination appointments aren’t kept and its “good intentions” were “misinterpreted”.

NHS England said people "will rightly take a dim view of anyone who tries to jump the queue".

Officers are staying in the area to prevent people getting together on the Common.

Apparently, around 30 unmasked demonstrators chanting “take your freedom back” walked along Clapham High Street just after midday.

Josh Wilcox had just finished a long shift when he found his wheels had been pinched.

But a team effort by the community has raised enough money to buy Josh a new bike with some left over to give to charity. 

£700 has been donated to Anstee Bridge which offers “alternative” learning for struggling youngsters.

The council estimates that there are over 20,000 smokers in the borough.

They are being are encouraged to “stub it out for good...due to a general increased risk of respiratory infections”.

Special schools and secondary schools across the borough have started checking staff and students showing no sign of infection. 

Testing for primary school staff is expected to begin soon and other front-line Council workers will also be eligible.

The idea is to identify asymptomatic carriers of coronavirus, as one in three do not show symptoms.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side booked their place in the fourth round, with Adama Traore scoring the only goal in a 1-nil win at Molineux.

Despite going out of the cup, Hodgson was defensive of his side's attacking play.

Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah died aged nine in 2013.

She had asthma and lived near the South Circular.

17-year-old Anjali Raman-Middleton set up Choked Up with three teenagers in August to lobby against the pollution that killed her friend.

The Harlequins club bar, which has been rebranded as the Chris Robshaw Bar, will host vaccinations seven days a week outside of matchdays.

In the coming weeks, people will be invited to come forward for a vaccine either by a letter from their GP or the NHS.

The club has a history of supporting the NHS as it’s hosted blood plasma donations at the stadium throughout and before the pandemic.

It comes as headteachers have asked parents to keep their children at home if possible after some schools were swamped with pupils.

More children whose parents are key workers are attending school during this lockdown than in the first.

Teacher Tapp figures suggests 35% of primary schools in England had at least 20% of pupils in class.

In March, only 1% of primaries had 20% of pupils.

Derek Seekings was told he would face jail for the two counts of rape between 1994 and 2000.

66-year-old Seekings from Hampshire served with Surrey Police until 2005. He has denied the offences.

The council is looking for people aged 18 to 30 years-old to help respond to outbreaks in the borough.

One of the aims of the group is to challenge misinformation about the virus that's being spread in the community.

The mayor has declared a “major incident” in the capital as the coronavirus infection rate has exceeded 1,000 per 100,000 people according to figures from Public Health England.

However, the Office for National Statistics has estimated one in 30 Londoners has coronavirus.

Major incidents have been previously called for the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017, and the terror attacks at Westminster Bridge and London Bridge.

The Christmas Day Dinner is in its third year, although this time a team of volunteers had to make deliveries to the young people.

This included the meal and gifts, but also hampers with treats and essential items.

Care leaver Katie says “it was the best!” and “it meant a lot to me”.

Each week had a different focus, including robbery hotspot areas and searching for high-harm offenders.

The West Area BCU, which covers Hounslow, Ealing and Hillingdon,  says 77 arrests have been made there.

98 items including drugs, knives and other offensive weapons were also confiscated by that force.

He later returned to the shop, but this time threatened staff with a knife and grabbed cash before escaping.

He’s pleaded guilty to robbery, attempted robbery, and possession of a knife.

You can find a picture of him on our Twitter feed, just search for Jackie News.

GMB members say they’ve been told that Mitie group has lost the “soft FM” contact.

This means service like cleaning, portering and catering will be done by hospital staff.

40-year-old Tamara Clifton is wanted in relation to a robbery in Chessington in December and breaching court bail.

She has ties to Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth, Merton and Richmond.

Police say they’ve carried out “extensive enquiries” to locate her.

The rapid turnaround, lateral flow tests can give results in under an hour, without the need for laboratory processing.

Over the past few weeks, only residents in the wards with the highest rates of new cases were able to have a test.

Now, the Council is expanding the offer, particularly to essential workers, including those who work in supermarkets.

Aston Villa and Derby are fielding weakened teams in the FA Cup, while four Premier League games have been postponed this season due to Covid-19.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is among those in favour of carrying on.

Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard says there's a difficult balancing act taking place.

On Tuesday afternoon, police stopped a vehicle and smelt cannabis inside.

During a search, they found over £8,000 in cash and 2 vacuum sealed bags of drugs.

21-year-old Chauncey Taylor had secured a place at University, which he was unable to take due to the pandemic.

He was discovered at the flat in Wales with 97 wraps of heroin, and his home in Epsom had scales and empty bags.

He pleaded guilty, but said he was acting under duress due to his cannabis debt and threats made to him and his family.

GMB members say they’ve been told that Mitie group has lost the “soft FM” contact.

This means service like cleaning, portering and catering will be done by hospital staff.

On the 7th of December, two men were walking on Thornton Road when they were approached by the suspect, a man they didn’t know.

One of them says that the same man turned up at his home in September and attacked him there.

The suspect is described as a white or Asian man in his 30s, who was wearing black clothing and a blue face mask.

On the 28th of August, a woman was walking home along Mitcham Road, and a man followed her into her block of flats.

He then tried to sexually assault her, but was disturbed by her flat mate.

Spelthorne has a rate of just over 950 per 100,000 people, and just over 950 cases.

Reigate and Banstead is posting the highest numbers, at over 1,200.

Waverley is showing 858 cases. In early December it was showing less than 100 consistently.

Detectives from City of London Police are hunting the man who charged the victim £160.

The NHS has reiterated its message that you will be called up for your vaccine by your GP.

No vaccines will be offered in return for cash on doorsteps. 

Those coming from abroad will need to show a negative result from within 72 hours of departure and will still have to quarantine afterwards.

If they don't, they'll be fined £500.

John Holland-Kaye is the chief executive of the airport.

42-year-old Daniel Oldcorn from Southall is accused of grievous bodily harm and two counts of being in possession of a knife.

Police were called Wednesday morning to Hampton Road West.

A man in his 50s was found with a knife wound, but his injuries are not life-threatening.

It’s after pictures emerged on social media of people flocking to beauty attractions such as Box Hill.

Stephen Cooksey says “we must always remember our responsibilities to ourselves and each other and follow the rules.”

Surrey Police has also warned that the new mutation of Covid-19 is harder to contain.  

A handful of players in the Premier League, including the club's Serbian striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, were caught breaking coronavirus regulations over the festive period.

Parker says their actions are putting others at risk.

The council has distributed testing kits to 69 schools across the borough.

Schools remain open for children of essential workers.

It’s hoped primary schools and nurseries will be next to be offered the kits. 

The woman invited him into her home on the 30th of December after he said he was from the NHS.

She paid £160, which he said would be refunded.

Pictures have been released of the man when he returned to ask for another £100.

The woman has shown no ill effects and it’s unknown what she was injected with, if anything was injected at all. 

oneRichmond was established by the Hampton Fund and the Richmond Parish Lands Charity.

The funding will be used to support charities and community groups the area.

They hope to deliver activities and services for vulnerable young people who have been affected by the Covid-19 crisis.

The plans are the result of a collaboration between the public in a   design competition and  architects.

The scheme will deliver housing including affordable homes, offices, shops, with a café and restaurant and open spaces

Residents can register for an online Q&A event on the 23^rd  of January.

The move meant only two out of three custody suites in Surrey were open.

This resulted in staff having to travel further for work and to transport prisoners.

Surrey says the new strain of coronavirus has resulted in more of the forces' employees currently off sick.

David Munro says police, ambulance drivers and firefighters put themselves at higher risk by interacting with the public.

They are also putting their loved ones in harms way because they are more liable to contract and transmit the virus. 

PCC David Munro said: “I must make it clear that I fully support prioritisation for the vulnerable based on clinical need and would not want anything to distract from that.

“This would mean that vital spaces in vaccination centres would not be taken up but that those on the frontline can get the protection they need.” 

Part of a flat on the fifth floor of an eight-storey block in Hammersmith Grove was damaged by the blaze earlier.

One woman was taken to hospital by London Ambulance Service crews suffering with shock.

The LFB says the  smoke was very visible from the outside of the building and resulted in Control Officers taking 17 calls to the blaze.

AWK wants to bring the high street back to life and has drawn up plans for the old HSBC site.

A planning application for flats at the bank, which closed in 2017, was turned down last year.

AWK director Sam Kamleh says people are hugely supportive of their “Front Room” cinema idea; it just needs to be brought to life.

The Serbian broke restrictions over the festive period when he was pictured with Crystal Palace captain Luka Milivojevic on New Year's Eve.

Parker - who had to self-isolate over Christmas when a member of his family caught Covid-19 - says Mitrovic has been reminded of his responsibilities.

Membership for the Santander cycles has risen 157%, with nearly 10.5m hires.

The team at homelessness charity St Mungo’s has been awarded a year for free, after being nominated by a person who slept rough at Heathrow for four years.

The charity supported him during lockdown and encouraged him to explore London on two wheels to boost his mood.

Matt Hancock's blamed manufacturers for the delay in getting jabs to hubs across the country.

The government's promised to inoculate more than 13 million people in the top four priority groups by mid-February.

But GP Dr Rosemary Leonard who works in south London says they need to solve distribution issues first.

Poonam Dhillon passed away after a short illness.

She served Cranford between 2006 and 2014, and was appointed deputy mayor between 2010 and 2011.

Council Leader Steve Curran says “I would like to offer our sincere condolences to Councillor Dhillon’s family and friends, and fellow councillors”.

Figures from Transport for London show 200,000 Tube journeys were taken yesterday morning, representing 18% of pre-pandemic demand.

In the first lockdown, that figure fell as low as 10%.

Scientists believe that because this lockdown is less stringent, people are more encouraged to leave their homes.

The newly announced screening programme for all 72 clubs begins on Monday.

League Two team Morecambe have had their last two games called off due to Covid-19 issues.

As they prepare to face Chelsea in the FA Cup this weekend, co-chairman Rod Taylor says the news is reassuring.

Those eligible for free school meals will also receive food vouchers.

More than 2,000 children are to receive the devices from the council.

Since the pandemic began, until April, the council is set to have shouldered an extra £43m in costs, with a £19m loss of income.

It ran across December to the first of January.

Anyone who’s convicted will be named, with Chief Inspector Michael Hodder saying he hopes this will serve as an “extra deterrent”.

He adds that even a small amount of substance can impair your judgment and seriously increase the risk of killing yourself or others

It launched in May to allow relatives and close friends to send their support, as visiting in person is restricted.

One person says it’s a “great idea” and is thanking the hospital for “going the extra mile to help us get in touch with each other safely”.

Relatives and close friends can send an email to [email protected]  before 12pm for their message to be delivered direct to their loved one at Kingston Hospital on the same day. Messages received after 12pm will be delivered the following day.

For messages to be passed on to a patient, the following information needs to be included with the message:

• The patient’s full name

• Relationship to the patient

• Either the patient’s date of birth or the first line of their address

The person in question has won £10,000 a month for one year, but doesn’t appear to know it.

Patrick Lisoire is from Camelot.

Surrey Trading Standards has issued a warning after the schools lost out on hundreds of pounds each. 

Subscription traps take place when you sign up online or on the phone for ‘free’ trials of products or services.

Once the trial period is over you discover you have actually signed up to a subscription and are locked into costly repeat payments.

It’s led Council Leader Gareth Roberts to slam, in his words, the “irresponsible idiots” who are spreading false information.

He says  “I have noticed an increasing toxicity, particularly on social media about Coronavirus. Now we have posters in our parks.”

The authority is removing all the posters when they are reported.

Richmond Park Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney is writing to the chancellor, saying the £4.6bn promised yesterday “will not go far enough”.

She says a “comprehensive plan” is needed and those excluded from financial support “need help now”.

Yesterday, Rishi Sunak set out support for businesses affected by the pandemic, with up to £9,000 available per property.

A letter calling for it was co-signed by Mitcham and Morden MP Siobhain McDonagh, who’s also campaigning for devices for children.

She says she had a call yesterday from a senior high school teacher asking if she could get mobiles with data for two pupils.

The Department for Education says over a million devices have been purchased and that education is a “national priority”.

Trish Fivey paid a visit to the Tooting Blood Donor Centre to donate her own blood this week. 

There’s currently a shortage of donors across London.

Men can give blood every 12 weeks whereas women have to wait 16 weeks to protect their iron levels.

The locations of seven mass vaccination centres that will open next week have been revealed by the government.

They are: Robertson House in Stevenage; the ExCel Centre in London; the Centre for Life in Newcastle; the Etihad Tennis Centre in Manchester; Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey; Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol and Millennium Point in Birmingham.

Boris Johnson's spokesman said he expected the Covid-19 vaccination centres to be run by a combination of NHS staff and volunteers.

Downing Street says hubs in London, Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Surrey and Hertfordshire are due to open next week.

Epsom Downs Racecourse is to be one of them. 

The air ambulance, ambulance service and fire brigade attended the scene just before 6.00am.

A male passenger was taken to hospital with a non life-threatening leg injury.

Police are trying to trace the driver who left the scene before officers arrived. 

The French chef, who was famous for opening Le Gavroche with his late brother Michel Roux, had been unwell for some time.

Le Gavroche became the first restaurant in the UK to be awarded a Michelin star.

Roux was also Chef ambassador of The Clink charity Restaurant Group.

The Clink runs restaurants at prisons including Highdown in Sutton in order to give prisoners the chance to train as chefs.

 A new leisure centre in Staines is one step closer to reality.Spelthorne Council have submitted a formal planning application.

It will include a 25-meter, eight lane swimming pool, and a six court sport hall, and a 200-station fitness suite.

It will also be the first in the UK designed and built to ultra-low energy standards.

Tower and Chiswick remain the busiest lifeboat stations in the UK. 

Crews were called to a number of incidents over Christmas and the new year.

For Chiswick, these included a search for a person in the water at Strand on the Green and a hunt for a missing child at Richmond Lock. 

 Chief Constable Gavin Stephens says the financial element shouldn’t be the motivating factor.

He’s asking people to “strictly follow the rules” to protect all public services.

He admitted that measures such as Perspex screens and increased cleaning aren’t as effective against the new, highly transmissible variant of the disease.

It’s after one of the charity’s newest residents, D’Artagnan, was brought to the centre because his owners thought he was feral.

The kitten was purchased “on a whim” in a supermarket car park at just six weeks old. 

Battersea says his behaviour was down to the fact he was a youngster and people need to understand what they’re taking on. 

The Metropolitan Police says it's refreshed instructions to officers to issue penalties more quickly.

They'll also be asking more questions as to why people are out and about, during this third national lockdown.

Today’s data for the last seven days shows Reigate and Banstead has had 1,227 confirmed cases.

Elmbridge is also showing over 1,000 cases, at 1,053.

The county has a rate of transmission of 738, around 50 higher than the South-East and 150 higher than England.

They had an equaliser ruled out by VAR when they were 1-nil down.

Manager Thomas Frank says they deserved more from the game.

Dog thefts are on the rise in areas including Sutton, as more people buy animals due to lockdown.

Yesterday afternoon, a woman in a blue Skoda estate, or a similar car, was seen trying to get the attention of dogs.

We’re being encouraged to make sure our pets have collars, to train them not to go out of sight during walks, and to pre-prepare photos for missing posters.

The latest 7 day figures released by Surrey County Council show Reigate and Banstead has seen the biggest surge with 1,079.

Elmbridge is next at 962 followed by Spelthorne at 828.

Mole Valley currently fares the best with 422 cases reported over the last week.

Crews were called Sunday evening to Headcorn Place.

A woman left the property before the brigade arrived and was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene.

The cause is under investigation by both the fire service and the police.

John Bangs left the council in September after 26 years.

He was noted for listening to the views of carers and putting their voices at the heart of services, and supporting young carers.

He says he’s “pleased and flattered” and he’s “confident” his successors will take his work forward.

He was found driving the 18 tonne skip lorry in mid-September, and ran off on foot when he was approached by police.

He was later caught in Twickenham.

The vehicle had three defective tyres, and the speed and distance monitor was found to be defective.

He’s been given a 28 day sentence, suspended for a year, and disqualified for five years.

The rate per 100,000 people for the last seven days has risen sharply and is now over 800, or more than one in 150 residents.

 This rate is one of the highest in Surrey and is higher than a number of London boroughs.

 Leader of the council, John Boughtflower, says it’s is putting a great amount of pressure on hospitals in the area.  

Anete Graudina wanted to help St Anne’s upgrade its piano, which had seen better days. 

She raised the money through a series of recitals using her trusty violin, which will itself, go down in history. 

The Championship promotion contenders head to Tottenham with Jose Mourinho saying its their biggest game of the season.

The Bees have already knocked out four Premier League sides in this season's competition.

Former striker Marcus Gayle thinks it will be undoubtedly the toughest tie of the lot.

 Lucy Mayer has this report

There were no injuries during the incident on Christmas Day but some train services continue to be disrupted.

Around 70 metres of handrail connected to a wall came away leading to its collapse. 

Network Rail says a thorough survey is being undertaken. 

Surrey County Council says it would allow for “uninterrupted” teaching.

They say they’re aware the situation is “changeable” and “volatile” and are working to support the area’s schools.

Surrey’s schools were open yesterday for one day, before the national lockdown was called.

The Leatherhead-based organisation offers legal help to officers and acts like a trade union.

Former Detective Sergeant Redgewell was a police officer, and was also the Deputy General Secretary and Treasurer of the Federation.

He was representing a vulnerable individual, and sent offensive messages to them over the course of two years.

He resigned during the misconduct investigation, but a hearing has found that if he were still in service, he would be dismissed without notice. 

Jackie’s Thomas McIlroy reports from Spain, having just returned there.

The bodycoach who took a Sports Science degree at St Mary’s University in Twickenham.

He raised more than half a million pounds for the NHS last year, is starting his virtual P.E classes once again.

He's urging everyone - not just school children - to make sure they get moving, for their mental health as well as their physical well-being.

The chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, which represents those on the frontline in London, says 1,300 are off sick or self-isolating.

Ken Marsh wants police to be put onto a priority list for the Covid-19 vaccine.

The authority is reminding those who rent out properties that the government has extended the provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020.

This means landlords aren’t able to start possession proceedings in most circumstances unless they’ve given tenants six months’ notice.

Harassment and illegal eviction is a criminal offence.

The Prime Minister's warning we can expect the measures to last until mid-February to prevent the NHS being overwhelmed by surging infections.

The London Councils says “more resources will be needed to deliver vital local services and support businesses struggling to survive”.

We're being told to stay at home except for things like food shopping, work and exercise.

These people in Tooting explain how they feel about the new restrictions.

The Ambulance service is dealing with “unprecedented” demand, and cannot guarantee a timely response if there’s an emergency.

Women booked for a home birth will be contacted, and will continue to receive antenatal and postnatal care form their midwives.

Kingston says they will resume it as soon as possible.

Councillors say it’s needed to help nearly 11,000 residents pay for everyday essentials such as food and utilities. 

Robin Brown, Finance and Resources Lead Member for Richmond Council, has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak.

He’s asking for the £20 per week increase to the Universal Credit basic rate to become permanent.

45-year-old Dennis Pettard was found causing a disturbance at a residential address in Southwark on Saturday.

He was later charged with several offences.

These included racially aggravated and harassing behaviour causing alarm and distress, threatening to kill and making bomb hoax threats.

It's in response to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases as another record number of positive tests have been announced today.

These people in Tooting mostly support tougher measures.

In Scotland, a new national lockdown starts at midnight tonight with people being told to stay at home.

Schools are shut until February.

Classrooms in Wales will also be closed for at least two weeks.

Their Championship game against Bristol City on Saturday was called off due to some members of their opponent's squad showing symptoms, but none were tested for Covid-19.

Frank fears the increasing number of suspended fixtures will lead to the season having to be extended.

Mitcham and Morden Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh says the number of devices pledged by the government “falls far short” of what’s required.

She’s also calling for more help with internet connections.

A Department for Education Spokesperson says they’ve scaled up their devices scheme and their tutoring offer.

They’ve also purchased more than one million laptops and tablets.

A Department for Education spokesperson said:

“As the Prime Minister has said, children’s education has consistently been a national priority, which is why we want classrooms to reopen wherever possible in the new term. It is also vital that where public health advice means they can’t be, we have measures in place to prevent them from falling behind. 

 “We have scaled up our devices scheme, alongside our tutoring offer to reach as many children and young people as possible. More than one million laptops and tablets have been purchased for disadvantaged young people through this pandemic, supporting schools and students to ensure remote education is as strong as it can be.”

Dr Rosena Allin-Khan tweeted at him asking if it was true, saying “there are millions of vulnerable people waiting patiently in the queue”.

She’s since deleted the tweet, and Nadhim Zahawi says the accusation was not true.

He says “It is sad you chose to act like this, we all need to work together to beat this awful disease”.

Sally Benatar received the Queen’s Police Medal for her work with the South-West BCU.

She says she couldn’t have done her job without the “leadership and support” of her deputy and executive team.

She adds that she’s feeling “happy and proud” to receive the recognition for doing the job she loved.

Lib-Dem run Richmond Council is writing to the Chancellor, saying the extra £20 a week should be made permanent.

It’s co-signed by the Lib Dem MPs for the Twickenham and Richmond Park.

The letter says “people will struggle to cope” if the increase is stopped, and the previous level “was simply not enough”.

Luan Irving Dos Santos Monteiro allegedly swallowed around 100 packages containing cocaine before boarding a flight from São Paulo.

The 30-year-old was detained by Border Force officers at Heathrow Terminal 4.

He appeared in court on Boxing Day charged with attempting to import class A drugs and will be sentenced on the 28th. 

The Stamford Bridge boss is under some pressure, with the team picking up just one win from their last six Premier League games.

Owner Roman Abramovich has gone through a number of managers since buying the club in 2003.

But Bosnich says he expects the Russian to be patient with Lampard.

It’s after a video was circulated showing the foyer and corridors empty.

The hospital says it provides care in its wards and other clinical areas, not corridors or waiting rooms.

It adds that its treating more than 210 COVID-19 patients as well as urgent and emergency care.

That's despite the parents of Nora Quoirin believing she was kidnapped during a family holiday in August 2019.

The body of the 15-year-old, who had learning difficulties, was found 10 days later in jungle near the resort they were staying.

The coroner's ruled her death was misadventure - believing no one else was involved.

They've won just one of their last six Premier League games but are only three points outside the top four.

Lampard says his own experience has shown it is possible to bounce back.

Police have just released details of the incident on the morning of New Year’s Day at Plough Lane.

The 50-year-old was taken to hospital, but the driver fled the scene.

Detective Sergeant Nick Bale says they’re “confident” they know the identity of the driver, and are urging them to contact police.

The number of new coronavirus cases in the UK has hit another record high - of 58-thousand-784.

There have been 384-thousand positive tests in the past 7 days - up 50 percent on the previous week.

407 more deaths of people with Covid-19 have been reported in the last 24 hours.

Parents are being urged to send their primary-age children back to the schools which are reopening.

The Prime Minister said there was "no doubt" classrooms were safe, and education has to be a "priority".

Kingston was one of the councils protesting the move to reopen, and says it’s caused a “great deal of worry” for those involved.

Surrey County Council says their Primary schools will be reopening, but they will monitor the situation closely and provide support to their schools if the local position changes.

According to analysis by The Times newspaper, one in four people in England live in an area with no vaccination centre.

London was identified as having the fewest number of vaccination centres per person.

Officers managed to find a wanted male after a vehicle stop.

A second vehicle stop resulted in the driver running off and being caught.

He was arrested after twelve bags of suspected cocaine and a large amount of cash was found in his car.

Man City scored three goals in the first half at Stamford Bridge.

At full time the score was 3-1. 

On the 2nd January, officers were on patrol when they noticed a large number of cars going into an address in Stubbs Lane. 

An occupant at the address claimed that they were filming a video shoot for a wedding party promotion.

More than 30 vehicles were parked at the address with one car attempting to make off upon police arrival. 

Earlier today Man City’s Eric Garcia was the sixth player of the squad to test positive for Covid-19.

As there were no further cases in the latest testing, the game at Stamford Bridge went ahead.

It's not looking good for Chelsea. 

The score is currently 3-0 to Man City.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says fans and critics need to be more patient with German summer signings Timo Werner and Kai Havertz.

The big money signings are yet to live up to their promise - but could be involved in today's Premier League game with Manchester City.

Lampard says he's confident the pair will improve.

The match kicks off at 4.30.

The Front Room is a idea by design company Architecture WK for an electric style cinema on the site of HSBC that closed in 2017.

The auditorium will be based on comfort and space. A bar service will be offered for interval drinks or a table service 

A flexible stage area will be built that can be extended for events or reduced for additional cinema seating 

 After having their last Premier League match postponed due to a coronavirus outbreak at the club, his side are at Chelsea this afternoon.

Guardiola's spoken before about leaving the touchline with enough time to work on other things.

He turns 50 this month - and wants to keep going.

The collision occurred on Warwick Road near the underground station. The driver of the car failed to stop.

49-year-old Paul Campbell was taken to hospital but later died of his injuries.

Two men both aged 23 have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and failing to stop at the scene.

Police are asking for any witnesses to call 101

On Monday the 28th December, a bike was stolen from York Court, Albany Park Road between 6:00 and 10:30 in the morning.

They are asking residents to contact them if they see anything suspicious.

You can register your bike at bikeregister.com and read more about cycle theft prevention there.

The former QPR player picked up the ball inside his own half before going on a solo run to score.

Hodgson says it was a special moment.

 Jed Mercurio was responsible for the Bodyguard and Line of Duty and also wrote the Grimleys and Critical Cardiac Arrest 

He was inspired in his film career by his earlier work as a hospital doctor and an officer in the RAF.

He has also been a big supporter in the campaign to save the Landmark Art Centre during the pandemic.

Police were called after a resident noticed a suspect breaking into cars in the early hours of news year’s day.

A male who matched the description was ID’d, arrested and taken into custody.