She says that she would use the “soft power” the Mayor has to “get people round the table”.

Youngsters at the School of Art and Business will set up inside the building in Fife Road to host events over the coming months.

The aim of the project is to bring empty shops to life and also evaluate how visitors use the town centre.

Funding is coming out of the £27 million allocated by Kingston Council’s Additional Restrictions Grant.

25 year-old Max Ronaldson approached the victim on 3 separate occasions; the first time, threatening to break into her house and rape her.

He was arrested and charged with threatening behaviour likely to cause harassment alarm or distress and causing harassment without violence.

He appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court on Friday and pleaded guilty to both offences.

A ferry is being set up, but it’s going to cost £1.50 a trip.

Shaun Bailey says he wants to make the ferry free, and he has longer term plans as well.

TFL says that the ferry will restore the river connection, and allow repair work to be done at the same time.

They're also paid tribute to the kindness of the staff who cared for 66-year-old Kailas Patel, who had contracted Covid-19.

They say there was never a moment when they couldn't speak or get an update on Kailas's condition.

The family is imploring everyone to take the vaccine when offered, especially those from BAME backgrounds. 

In a rare interview, he said they're "pragmatic" in their choices - after sacking 10 bosses and making 14 appointments.

Abramovich also told Forbes he can't understand why some clubs don't invest in their women's teams.

Chelsea are currently dominating the Women's Super League and they've reached the Champions League quarter-finals.

That’s according to the MP for Feltham and Heston who is calling for urgent action to accelerate the scheme.

Seema Malholtra says that only 17 employers in Feltham are engaging with Kickstart, with 77 vacancies.

The Office for National Statistics backs this up, revealing over 1,400 unemployment benefit claims in the borough.

That’s almost triple the number for this time of year.

They remain just two points from safety, but have also played two more games than Newcastle, who sit just above the drop zone.

Manager Scott Parker says his team weren't good enough.

Out of those, Kingston is to receive the most, with £9m straight away and £18m over the next four years, for £27m.

The other two are to receive £20m overall.

Twickenham Lib Dem MP Munira Wilson helped secure a meeting between Richmond councillors and the government.

She says “Through hard work and continued pressure in Parliament, we have secured today’s positive outcome for some of our most vulnerable children.”

A double decker structure has been proposed while the original is repaired, pencilled for summer next year.

However, a toll could be imposed to pay for the costs.

The plan will be discussed next week at a council meeting.

Nearly 3,500 children from the lowest income families have already received vouchers since the October half term.

The continuing support is being made available through the Council’s Winter Grand Fund.

Families can apply for funding via Citizens Advice Richmond.

Almost 100 years ago, the entrance to Duke Meadows was due to become a set of gasworks spanning 80 acres, until the community stepped in to save it.

The Edensor Road entrance now has rusted ironwork and missing parts, which will all be renovated.

Nearly £58,000 has been committed to overhaul the entrance.

An injunction was granted last year after concerns that large-scale parties were planned on the Edgecombe Hall estate.

The order now prohibits unlicensed music events, and the playing of loud amplified music within communal areas.

Anyone who does so between now and the end of September could be arrested.

People are being asked to sleep anywhere but in their bed for the night to raise awareness of youngsters sleeping rough. 

Richard James is the Chief Executive of the YMCA St Paul’s in Surbiton:

The blaze broke out just before 3am in Holly Lane West.

No other injuries were reported and there were not thought to be any other people in the property at the time.

The carriage was sprayed with graffiti while stationed at Ruislip depot in October 2018.

The costs incurred were due to the need for cleaning and the removal of the train from service.

27 year old George Dimech will appear in court on April the 12th.

Part of the ground and first floors of a mid-terraced property in Stephendale Road were damaged.

Meanwhile, fire also broke out at a warehouse in Beddington early this morning. 

Around 50 batteries behind the roller shutter entrance of a two-storey building  in Greenland Way caught light.

Firefighters removed and cooled two gas cylinders.

The Office for National Statistics looked at a range of factors which contribute to residents’ wellbeing.

These included happiness, anxiety, and life satisfaction.

The site was closed permanently in December 2019 after it was discovered urgent repairs were needed on the roof.

The council, which has decided to knock the site down, now wants residents’ views on how to create a new focal point on the site.

The Royal Horticultural Society says instead it'll be trialling sustainable alternatives like farmed sphagnum moss at its gardens, including Wisley.

Healthy peatlands trap in carbon, helping to reduce emissions and tackle climate change, but it loses this function if it's damaged - when it's dug up and sold.

When he was admitted, 52-year-old Wayne Dillon was found to be wanted by the courts and arrested.

When police were checking his personal property, he spat at the officers.

He’s been sentenced to 23 weeks in prison.

People are being asked to sleep anywhere but in their bed for the night to raise awareness of youngsters sleeping rough. 

Richard James is the Chief Executive of the YMCA St Paul’s in Surbiton.

He says young people are being disproportionately affected by the pandemic.

Ruth Cadbury is backing charity Dogs Trust’s campaign to put an end to the unlegislated trade and campaign for tougher laws against it.

Puppies have been arriving from across Europe with little water, no food or exercise, to be sold online to unsuspecting buyers.

Some have behavioural and significant health problems and some don’t survive at all. 

The force have just released details of the incident on the 5th of February on Trafalgar Way, near Waddon Marsh station.

A man in his 20s was found with stab wounds to his chest, and his phone had been stolen.

His injuries were not life threatening.

The suspect is described as tall, white, in his mid to late 20s, and wearing a black and white striped facemask.

They were carried out in response to ongoing drug dealing, drug use and associated knife and gang related crime across several areas.

The warrants were carried out across 12 addresses in Kensington and Chelsea.

Drugs were recovered from eight of the addresses; more than £30,000 in cash was seized from one address.

Surrey County Council wants to amalgamate 11 district and borough councils, encompassing 1.2 million people.

But Spelthorne is arguing that individual authority knowledge will would be lost by centralising power.

Bosses also say that contact from residents has suggested that 90% wish Spelthorne to remain independent.

We've contacted Surrey CC for comment. 

It was received in 2019 and related to the sighting of man who had apparently disposed a bag in the Grand Union Canal in Brentford in July 1986.

It was treated as a new line of enquiry, but officers found that the part of the canal mentioned had already been extensively searched.

The 2014 search was conducted following an unrelated homicide investigation.

During that search, no items were recovered which were connected to the Suzy Lamplugh investigation and that line of enquiry was closed.

The Met says detectives remain committed to securing justice for Suzy's family.

There's a dispute over what are being called "unworkable" new rosters.

Around 450 members of the PCS union will take a week of industrial action from April 1st.

It's happening at the same time as members of Unite plan to walk out in a separate dispute over pay and conditions.

Supporters often camp out overnight to get a seat on the show courts at the All England Club.

General ticket sales will likely go online because of Covid-19 restrictions.

People who secured a place in the public ballot for last year's cancelled event will get priority this summer.

The online booking system for Villiers Road Recycling Centre is to be made permanent as a result.

Households will also only be able to use the site 20 times a year.

Residents will now also be charged £15 for replacement recycling bins; 18,000 are currently handed out free of charge every year.

The news came via leaflets dropped through residents' homes this week. 

The council says the move, which follows an upsurge in machine fraud, will improve safety.

The first 50 terminals will be removed by the end of March with the remainder by the end of June this year.

Critics of the move say it will make getting around town harder for the older population.

A young swan was found with a puncture wound to the head in Ewell Court Lake on Tuesday, and is now on an IV drip.

There have been reports of youths with BB guns and catapults in the area.

However, no pellet was found in the bird’s head when she was X-rayed.

A woman was walking on Clapham Common Southside on Saturday evening when she witnessed a man expose himself.

The man is described as white, aged approximately 50 years old, around 5ft 6inches tall with grey hair.

He was wearing a red waistcoat or vest over a shirt and light coloured trousers.

Detective Constable Luke Flood from the Central South Command Unit which polices Lambeth said:

“I am appealing to anyone who was in the area and can help identify the man involved to contact police. Clapham Common was extremely busy on Saturday evening with people who had attended the vigil; many people would have been filming or taking pictures. 

"I would ask anyone to check any material they captured and see if they can identify the man described.

“We also cannot discount that there may have been other instances of this nature in and around the Clapham Common area so I would urge anyone who has witnessed get in contact.

“An incident of indecent exposure can be an extremely distressing offence for those who witness it and it is one police take very seriously. Officers have spoken to the woman to offer her support and ensure she is kept updated with the progress of the investigation.”

61-year-old Julia Lofthouse says that when the hedge was cut, it infringed on her privacy.

Both her and her neighbour, 61-year-old Nick Hartley own houses worth over a million pounds.

A judge has ruled that a surveyor must attend the houses and work out the true boundary, and that the Lofthouses must pay the legal costs.

Police received calls at around 4pm on Sunday to the large field which runs alongside the River Mole near Randalls Road.

Three teenage boys were seen hitting another on the head from behind.

All are described as wearing track suits with black balaclavas.

The charity says it has continued to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home animals whilst adapting to lockdown rules and social distancing.

Animals have also continued to be fostered.

But bosses say fundraising has taken on a whole new theme including an online pet show which was a “world first.”

The hearing was told work to establish the cause of her death is still underway.

Her remains were found in Kent a week after she disappeared while walking home in Clapham on the 3rd of March.

The hearing's been adjourned until criminal proceedings are complete.

Reporter Becky Cotterill at Maidstone Coroner's Court says the 33 year-old's family were watching on:

They were 2-nil winners over the Spanish side at Stamford Bridge last night.

Boss Thomas Tuchel says Atletico couldn't cope with the constant pressure from his team.

The student has published an 11-page open letter, in which she alleges that male pupils attack girls while drunk, and circulate lewd photos of them in group chats.

King’s College School in Wimbledon is denying the claims, saying current and former pupils have emailed them to say they “do not recognise” the allegations.

It adds that they are “very far from complacent” but “there is clearly more work we can do”.

The student is asking the school for regular PSHE lessons, and to “admit” the alleged issue.

In Sutton, the flagpole at the Civic Centre was lit up, and the council leader says she’s speaking to organisations on how to drive change.

In Richmond, leader Gareth Roberts says it’s “one of the most widespread and devastating human rights violations” today.

Orange is the colour of the international campaign to end violence against women and girls.

An inquest has opened her into death.

The hearing in Maidstone has been adjourned until after criminal proceedings are completed.

Police officer Wayne Couzens is charged with her murder.

One fire engine was sent to tackle the blaze on Tonstall Road, just off Longmead Road.

Crews were called at 10.10, and remain at the scene.

NHS data suggests there was a 46% increase in new referrals last year compared to the previous year.

Sam Crilly from Surbiton was just 13 when she was diagnosed with Anorexia nervosa.

Now recovered, she shares some insight into how the pandemic might be affecting sufferers.

A coroner will begin proceedings in Maidstone, as police continue their investigations into what happened to her.

A second post-mortem examination was carried out on her body yesterday after the first proved inconclusive.

The 33-year-old went missing on March 3rd while walking home after visiting a friend in Clapham.

The first, last Friday afternoon, involved an attempted robbery of a young girl in Scotland Bridge Road by two suspects. 

The victim was verbally and physically intimidated by the suspects but fortunately nothing was taken.

The second incident occurred at around 5.15pm in Woodham Lane, where two young boys were also approached by two suspects.

They were verbally intimidated and then threatened with violence. 

The suspects are described as a white teenage boy and girl and are to be believed to between the ages of 13 and 18 years of age.

 The service to Israel had been in the air for just 25 minutes.

A spokesperson says it was a "precautionary step".

All customers were offered overnight accommodation. 

 The new space at Penryhn Road now has room for 10 vaccination stations.

Lecture theatres at the campus have been repurposed as waiting and observation areas.

The site is now offering vaccination to the next priority group which includes the clinically vulnerable and over 55s. 

 The Zecure app also allows parents to tell when their child has left school and arrived home safely.

Councillor Jonathon Cook says while reports of robberies on schoolchildren are "thankfully rare", they wanted to give families "peace of mind".

Zecure's CEO, Mikkel Dissing, says he's a Wandsworth parent, and he's "happy to help families" in the area stay safe.

Use the area code WANSAF when registering. 

Orleans Gallery will stay lit up in support of the United Nations UNiTE by 2030 campaign to End Violence against women.

One in three women and girls worldwide has experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.

Richmond plans to become a White Ribbon Accredited Organisation this year to tackle abuse, harassment and violence against women.

A 25-year-old man and a 19-year-old man, were walking along Thornton Road on the morning of December the 7th.

As they walked near the junction with Gonville Road, they were approached by a man they didn’t know.

The suspect threw a cup of corrosive liquid over them before running off.

Both victims were hospitalised following the attack, with the 19-year-old black victim suffering a permanent loss of sight.

The 70,000 staff will also be paid at least the minimum wage, after a Supreme Court ruling last month.

Drivers successfully argued they were workers, while Uber claimed they were only contractors.

Business secretary and Spelthorne MP Kwasi Kwarteng supports the U-turn by the ride-hailing app.

Cameras inside council vehicles can spot defects, and report their location and size.

The software can also track the development of potholes over time, to ensure they’re dealt with when needed.

The sensors will also be used to gather data on traffic, and the temperature of the roads to make decisions about gritting.

The Mirror reports that Shaun Bailey has only raised £575,000 since 2018, compared to £2.5m raised by Boris Johnson in 2012.

Party sources told the newspaper that he was the “worst candidate in history” and he has problems “being late everywhere”.

The Tories say that he still has their full support, and a campaign spokesman says it’s “fictional” and “hearsay”.

Pawel and Jakub Smolinski have been charged after a 37-year-old man was found with gunshot wounds in Church Street, Croydon, on Saturday 13th March.

The two men are due to appear at Croydon Crown Court on 12 April, while the victim remains in hospital in a critical condition.

The plans were given the “green light” by Spelthorne Council in 2019.

They include the building of new sound stages, offices, workshops, backlots and a car park.

Residents and councillors will meet every other month to consult with the studios along with contractors and consultants.

They’ll be rolled out as part of a 4-week trial from April the 6th.

If the pilot is successful, the council will look into making them permanent.

The cameras will record any incidents of verbal and physical abuse against the wardens.

Additionally, footage can also be used if a complaint may be raised about an officer’s conduct.

Data captured is encrypted before being transferred to a dedicated secure storage facility at the end of each shift.

It will stay there for no more than 90 days, unless required for investigation, before being deleted. 

The Lib-Dem council has released the stats, which show that 75% of streets in the borough were found to meet litter standards. 

The figures also show that no waste was sent to landfill, with around half sent for recycling and half for “energy recovery”.

Belmont Tory councillor Neil Garratt took to Twitter to criticise the speed at which the figures had been released.

It’s part of the Council’s Covid-19 response to help those struggling in the pandemic.

Despite this, the authority says it is facing a “big challenge”.

More than 70% of its budget goes to caring for vulnerable residents and its government funding has more than halved since 2011.

To see how Sutton Council is planning on tackling funding problems while maintaining services, click here

One woman says she was tending to her baby on Tooting Common when her phone was stolen.

Police say they’re stepping up patrols in response, both in uniform and in plain clothes.

Former PC Callum McIntyre was given 30 days of compassionate leave after making the claim to his sergeant in the Metropolitan force in 2019.

He then told another team that his sibling had died while receiving treatment.

That includes people in Kingston and Hounslow, arrested on suspicion of controlling prostitution offences.

The network of people are believed to be linked to the trafficking of Chinese women in the UK.

Vulnerable people at the brothels are now being supported, while officers gather evidence.

A carer is anyone who looks after, unpaid, a friend or family member who cannot cope without their support.

This could be due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction.

There are estimated to be around 700,000 young carers in the UK. 

This teenager from Kingston Carers Network explains exactly what her role involves. 

Ray Herridge's body was found by his wife on February the 2nd.

In a statement to Woking Coroners’ Court she said a diagnosis of Prostate cancer coupled with work-isolation  because of the pandemic had affected his well-being. 

It’s after Patrick Oakley, who works for the council’s repair team, was called to a leak.

While talking, the resident started to feel unwell with Patrick suspecting they were having a heart attack.

He called for an ambulance and waited with the man, who says if Patrick hadn’t called in that day, the worst could have happened.

Patrick also returned to the flat to fix the leak.

That’s according to Sarah Kenyon, spokesperson for Epsom and Ewell Labour.

She’s written to Epsom MP Chris Grayling highlighting what she says are its deficiencies in the light of Sarah Everard’s murder.

The bill is proposing a 10-year maximum sentence for damage to a statue whilst grievous bodily harm to a person remains 5 years.

30-year-old Ratheesan Ranganathan, who lives in the area, is accused of the incident on The Causeway at the end of February.

He’s appeared before a Magistrates Court and has been remanded until next month.

 A serving police constable has appeared in court for a second time after he was charged with the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard who disappeared from Clapham on March the 3rd. 

48 year old Wayne Couzens appeared in custody at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Saturday.

Today he appeared via video link at the Central Criminal Court.

A provisional trial date has been set for the 25th of October. 

A pre-trial plea hearing has been scheduled for Friday the 9th of July. 

A woman, aged in her 30s, who was arrested at the same time as Couzens on suspicion of assisting an offender, has been released on bail to return to a police station on a date in mid-April.

Sarah's family have been informed and specialist officers are in place to support the family and friends.

The investigation continues and is being led by Specialist Crime Command detectives who are drawing on expertise and skills from hundreds of colleagues across the Met. 

They are also being supported by Kent Police.

They include better lighting and CCTV in parks.

Five areas were targeted by police at the start of the month, including Hounslow.

More than £10,000 in cash has been seized, as well as £30,000 worth of Class A drugs.

Acting Detective Inspector Sarah Herson says they will “relentlessly” pursue those who use transport networks and local estates to commit violent crime.

The council has been specifically targeting key workers and those who cannot work from home, who have no symptoms. 

Parents and guardians of children at school or college and their childcare and support bubbles can also get tested.

The latest figures show there were 29 cases last week, a decrease on the previous week’s 53 cases.

His owner, who was attacked during the theft on Cannon Hill Common, is one of many people still looking for their dog.

Now, a production company called Fusiology is looking to create a new TV programme “Muddy Paws” to highlight dog theft.

Lisa Loops and her team says people still don’t understand the dangers.  

It follows demands for better protection of women after the murder of Sarah Everard.

Pilot programmes in different areas would involve sending undercover officers into nightspots, looking for predatory suspects.

The idea - called 'Project Vigilant' - follows a meeting of the government's Crime and Justice Taskforce, chaired by Boris Johnson.

There'll also be increased patrols at closing time.

In addition, funding for things like street lighting is being doubled - to £45m.

Ministers will be contacting local forces and police and crime commissioners

On  his first shift in March 2019, PC Callum Mcintyre told his sergeant that his brother had terminal cancer, and was granted 30 days of compassionate leave.

He later admitted this wasn’t true.

In August that year, he failed to take a statement from a woman who had been threatened by a man on a moped, and didn’t record the incident.

He resigned in February last year, and would have been sacked if he was still serving.

Priti Patel's has also announced an independent review into the police's handling of women at an event for Sarah Everard.

Officers were seen pinning one woman down at the vigil on Satirda on Clapham Common.

She’s since identified herself as Patsy Stevenson from Southend.

The Tory MP said to the Labour Mayor, “why not you take some responsibility?”.

The Mayor is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the Met, and acts as an overseer.

The Home Secretary Priti Patel, and the Commissioner Cressida Dick, are largely responsible for the delivering of day-to-day policing.

St Raphael’s needs anyone who can commit to 4 hours or more to clean, tidy and re-merchandise the stores with summer stock.

Thousands of donated items stocked at the donation centre in Sutton also need sorting before April the 12^th.

The eBay team is also looking for people to help get some of those more unusual items displayed online.

The authority delivered 93 homes across three sites in 2018 and 19, and is about to start work on a further 28 homes on five sites.

The council says its focus is on affordable properties that enhance the area’s environment.

Priti Patel insists the government "backs" the Metropolitan force, but has described footage of the event on Saturday as "upsetting".

Campaigners have also raised concerns about the way reports of worrying behaviour towards women are dealt with by authorities.

Suzy was working as an estate agent, and left her office to meet a prospective client to view a flat, but she did not arrive back at her office. Her car, a white Ford Fiesta, was later found abandoned in Stevenage Road.

Suzy is presumed dead, and is believed to have been abducted and murdered. Her body has never been found. More than 34 years have passed, and the police investigation into Suzy’s disappearance is still active with detectives from the Met’s Specialist Casework Team, part of Central Specialist Crime, continuing to pursue leads.

In 2018 and 2019, officers completed two extensive searches with the support of a team of forensic experts, one at a property in the West Midlands, and the other on open land in Worcestershire, as part of the investigation. No evidence was found.

In August 2019 the Specialist Casework Team received further information. This related to the sighting of man, who had apparently disposed a large bag in the Grand Union Canal in July 1986. This was treated as a new line of enquiry, but it was found that the part of the canal mentioned by the witness and the surrounding canal stretches had been extensively searched by the Met’s Marine Support Unit and London Fire Brigade Search Unit in September 2014. The 2014 search was conducted following an unrelated homicide investigation. During that search, no items were recovered which were connected to the Suzy Lamplugh investigation and the line of enquiry re the 1986 sighting was closed.

Detective Chief Inspector Rebecca Reeves, the senior investigating officer, said: “We would urge anyone who believes they might know something about what happened to Suzy all those years ago to come forward. Whether you saw something that you thought was unconnected at the time, or you felt under pressure to protect someone you knew – it is not too late.

“The passage of time has not weakened our determination to seek justice and get the answers that the Lamplugh family continue to wait for. They have always been supportive of our efforts to make progress in the investigation, and they have shown remarkable strength despite the immense sadness they have endured over the years.”

One man was arrested in December 2000 and questioned, and a file was later submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service. However, it was decided that there was insufficient evidence to support a prosecution.

This has been a significant case for the Met, both in terms of its length and complexity, and because of the sense of tragedy of a young woman vanishing with no apparent trace. This case has been the subject of a number of high-profile media appeals, resulting in hundreds of pieces of information from members of the public which have been carefully followed up by officers.

We will continue to ensure that no stone is unturned, as we know that one piece of information could provide the breakthrough for detectives. Today, we have the benefit of being able to utilise cutting-edge forensic science and other technology where needed, to find and analyse evidence. Officers will continue to revisit forensic opportunities where viable. We will continue to assess any new information.

If you have information that could assist officers, call the Specialist Casework Team on 020 7230 4294. Alternatively, call independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 if you would prefer to remain anonymous. You will not be asked for your name, and your call is not traced.

Please click here if you have any information or images which may assist the investigation : https://mipp.police.uk/operation/0101020101K03-PO1

Police were called at around 10.35 this morning to the area just outside Cannizaro House.

The man, aged in his 80's, was suffering from a head wound and has been taken to hospital.

The circumstances are not believed to be suspicious at this time.

Lucy Mayer explains how:

“I am deeply shocked and saddened by the killing of Sarah Everard and my thoughts are with her family and friends at this incredibly difficult and traumatic time.

“Sarah’s death has provoked a great deal of anxiety for many of our residents. We know there is more to do in every corner of society, from individuals and organisations, but I want to reassure you that myself and this Council is committed to tackling violence against women and girls.

“Over the last few days we have seen women sharing their stories of times when they have felt unsafe. Our experiences of abuse, intimidation and violence are all too common.

“Support is available for women affected by domestic abuse, harassment and sexual violence via the Angelou Partnership. We commission the consortia of 10 local specialist organisations and they continue to support women during the pandemic through telephone and online consultations.

“Statistics show that nationally 1 in 5 women will experience sexual assault during their lifetime, 1 in 4 women will experience domestic abuse. This is not just a women’s issue, this is an issue for every single person in society. We need men to hold other men to account, teach boys how to respect women and help us to make public spaces safe for women.”

Police were called to reports of a collision involving a lorry and a pedestrian in Linden Place just after 8 o’clock.

The victim died at the scene. 

One man was arrested for the offence of driving while under the influence of drink or drugs.

Footage from Saturday's vigil in Clapham shows people being pulled and grabbed by officers with one woman being held to the ground.

But former assistant commissioner Helen King says officers had to step in because coronavirus rules were broken:

38-year-old Zdenek Kamryt was detained at Heathrow with more than £1.3m.

He initially told Border Force he was a currency trader and intended to use the money to buy watches.

He’s been sentenced to just over two years in prison.

The force is currently facing criticism for its handling of a vigil to Sarah Everard, who was also abducted and murdered.

Detective Chief Inspector Rachel Reeves says “The passage of time has not weakened our determination to seek justice”.

The Met says new forensic technology could turn up new leads.

Its urging anyone with information to get in touch on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

She went missing in Clapham - her body was found in Kent on Wednesday.

Boris Johnson will discuss women's safety with the Crime and Justice Taskforce which includes the head of the Metropolitan Force.

Cressida Dick says she won't be resigning in the wake of criticism.

Police investigating the death of Sarah Everard have cordoned off an area in the town of Sandwich.

A path near the town centre's been sealed.

Serving police officer Wayne Couzens, who's 48, is due to appear before the Old Bailey tomorrow charged with kidnap and murder.

Each May, around 15,000 people gather on Clapham Common ready to walk through the capital overnight in their bras.  

But this year’s event will see walkers carrying out the challenge on their own in order to raise funds for cancer charity Walk the Walk.

Founder Nina Barough says the virtual event is more vital than ever.

A 37-year-old was found with life threatening injuries on Church Street on Saturday night.

Two men, aged 24 and 30, have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

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

The dense, fast-growing woodland consists of 600 trees and shrubs planted in an area the size of a tennis court.

The space in Hammersmith Park will join a future collective of more than 3,000 tiny forests around the world.

The aim is to preserve biodiversity and reconnect people with nature.

Residents fear Silica dust could be disturbed; it’s been linked to lung scarring and disease.

There are calls for Surrey County Council to review all the site’s activities.

We’ve contacted them for comment.

Sean Doyle, Chief executive of the Heathrow based airline, says the UK should lead the way in developing systems to make that happen.

He believes digital passports could be one answer, as well as new ways to prove a passenger has had a recent negative Covid test.

Despite often making changes, he's pointed out the side that drew nil-nil at Leeds yesterday wasn't that different to their previous away game.

Zaha remained standing while other players carried out the gesture ahead of Palace's 1-nil win against West Brom yesterday.

In a statement, Zaha said "it doesn't matter" whether players kneel or stand because they "continue to receive abuse".

And his boss, Roy Hodgson agrees.

However, he's defended his decision to play Kai Havertz as his main striker.

Tuchel says Havertz is happy in that role - despite playing much of his career as a midfielder.

Scotland Yard insists it had to act as coronavirus rules were being broken.

A crowd turned up to pay their respects to the 33-year-old on Clapham Common last night.

But there are photos of women being pulled away and one person - Patsy Stevenson - pinned to the ground.

She's put a message on social media:

Four arrests were made at the vigil in south London with photos showing a woman being pinned to the ground.

Police insist they stepped in because coronavirus rules were being broken.

Victims' Commissioner Dame Vera Baird doesn't think officers helped stop the spread of Covid-19.

The club hosts community sporting fixtures but relies on nearby streets for visitor parking.

It says members and visiting teams would face a real challenge to use the facilities if the council’s plans for a CPZ go ahead.

Bosses also worry members may be tempted to go elsewhere which would compound financial losses already incurred from lockdown.

People with the disease currently fall in Group 6 of the vaccine roll-out. 

Information will be available about the jab, with a chance to discuss concerns and ask questions.

The meeting on Thursday will also raise awareness and focus on prevention of a disease.

Night Feeds and Morning Songs is an ode to the joys as well as the trepidation of motherhood.

Ana Sampson, from Ashtead, who has collated the works, says the Coronavirus pandemic has put greater emphasis on the role of mothers.

She spoke to Jackie's Emily Dexter ahead of Mother's Day:

The Lib Dem leader's called it a 'moral failure' and wants Cressida Dick to resign.

Other politicians have described footage from last night as 'deeply disturbing' and 'upsetting'.

The event had been cancelled over coronavirus restrictions, but many still chose to honour the 33-year-old - and were chanting on Clapham Common.

Serving police officer 48-year-old Wayne Couzens has been remanded in custody, charged with Sarah's kidnap and murder.

Mrs Mercer’s body was found in Walton Road just after 8 am on Monday 14th March 2016.

Officers have been carrying out a number of enquiries to identify who was responsible and establish what happened.

On the 5th anniversary, Chief investigating officer detective Chris Friday said‘We are determined as ever to find those responsible.’

Anyone with information should contact 101 quoting Operation Zebu.