They won 10-6 in the tournament’s first ever ‘winner takes all’ final.

It was 7-6 with 10 minutes left on the clock but Captain Emily Scarratt kicked a penalty to secure the trophy for the hosts with 60 seconds left on the clock.

It’s part of a national study analysing the genes of people who’ve had coronavirus.

The NHS wants to find out why some people have had no symptoms, but some become seriously ill.

Home visits can be organised for those who don’t want to travel.

The scheme is particularly looking for Asian and Black people to take part.

Crews from Mitcham, Wimbledon and Sutton attended the fire in Glenthorne Gardens at 8.30 on Friday evening.

The man was pulled out of a first floor bedroom but was pronounced dead at the scene.

Officers are looking into how it started.

49-year-old Matthew Tester was said to have been "run over repeatedly" by a BMW driver in a Marks & Spencer car park in Walton-on-Thames.

A witness said the argument began over a vehicle being parked in relation to scaffolding completed by Tester's company, Sunbury Scaffolding Services.

Reports say there was a confrontation before one of a group of men got into his BMW and allegedly drover at Tester and another man.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

It's part of a two-year rollout by Govia Thameslink that will allow people to socially distance.

People will buy the tickets online or on their phone, then use a barcode at the ticket barriers.

eTicket sales have increased from a quarter of all sales pre-covid, to a third.

Danny Care is set to become just the third player in history to play 300 games in the "Famous Quarters".

While Mike Brown will become the first player to reach 350 appearances for the Twickenham based club.

Both have been named to start in what is promising to be a closely fought "needle match" between the two London teams.

The Institute of Cancer Research is warning that tightened restrictions have limited laboratory research time.

The ICR says it's only able to keep going due to the "extraordinary efforts" of its scientists, and is appealing for funding and donations.

CEO Professor Paul Workman says, "cancer hasn't been waiting for us" to come out of lockdown, and money is needed to "make up lost ground".

Scientists at Royal Holloway University in Egham say the system means those getting a living-donor kidney tend to be younger and spent less time on dialysis.

They say this has skewed the data, and meant deceased donors have got a bad reputation.

Professor Chris Watson he hopes the study will “make a real difference” to how the outcomes of operations are evaluated.

Police were called to Church Street at around 2.15pm following reports a car had been driven into a pedestrian.

A man in his 40s was pronounced dead at the scene, while a second man was airlifted to hospital but is expected to recover.

The owner of the vehicle was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Crews were called yesterday just before 11pm to Harcourt Road.

The blaze started at the rear of the property in some rubbish, and spread to the fencing and then the building.

The brigade says “it’s absolutely vital” that cigarettes are completely out once you’re finished with them.

Crews were called yesterday just after 1pm, where a log was on fire.

It’s believed it was caused by a cigarette end.

A picture shows one man with an axe while two firefighters inspect the smouldered logs.

Mark Nye, 34 from Stanwell pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs; driving whilst disqualified and without insurance.

He was stopped by officers in Stanwell on 11th February and was detained after trying to discard class A drugs and the two mobile phones he had on him.

Mark gave officers false details upon being stopped, telling officers his name was ‘Connor’. 

He also had several hundred business cards which he used to front his drug dealing with the name ‘Mcgregor Enterprise’ written on the front and ‘Best drops in Surrey’ on the back.

Officers analysed his phones and found hundreds of messages in relation to his drug dealing activity.

Police were called to reports of a man lying injured in Love Lane in the early hours of yesterday.

But when they arrived at the scene, they couldn’t locate the victim.

A man was later taken to hospital with serious injuries and police now want anyone with dashcam footage to come forward. 

 The Government wants people to carry out twice weekly home testing  in order to move out of lockdown fully. 

Testing buses will be in the Hook Centre today and Piper Hall near the Cambridge Estate tomorrow.

You can be tested on site or collect a home testing kit to take away.

A man is still being questioned on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Police were called to Church Street at around 2.15pm following reports a car had been driven into a pedestrian.

The victim his 40s was pronounced dead at the scene, while a second man was airlifted to hospital but is expected to recover.

The owner of the vehicle was arrested and remains in police custody.

Police are particularly interested in speaking to anyone who may have seen a white 1 series BMW in the area during the immediate period beforehand or afterwards.

It left from the scene on Church Street at around 2pm, driving towards the High Street. 

Anyone with dashcam footage or any information is urged to contact Surrey Police or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

27 year old Joe Smith pleaded guilty to charges including causing serious injury by driving while disqualified.

The first incident, in March last year, triggered a police pursuit through Leatherhead and Epsom.

A police car was rammed before a car was found abandoned.

Police were called to Church Street at around 2.15pm following reports a car had been driven into a pedestrian.

A man in his 40s was pronounced dead at the scene, while a second man was airlifted to hospital but is expected to recover.

The owner of the vehicle was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

The 24-year-old from Weybridge was found with several chainsaws and wood chippings.

Police were first alerted on the 21st of March, after a number of trees had been cut down overnight.

Over the next month, this kept happening, with some left across the road.

Inspector Bert Dean says it’s an “encouraging development” and they will “continue to piece together” the evidence they have.

 Thirty-nine former subpostmasters who were convicted of theft, fraud and false accounting because of the Post Office's defective Horizon accounting system have had their names cleared by the Court of Appeal.

42 sub-postmasters and postmistresses were originally found guilty after a flawed Horizon computer system in branches said there was cash missing.

They've spent years trying to clear their names.

Seema Misra from a branch in West Byfleet was pregnant with her second child when she was jailed for 15 months in 2010:

On Wednesday, just before midday, the suspect is seen at Turing House School around the bike sheds.

The hoodie is black with white cross arrows on the back.

That's among the proposals which will be considered in a government review of English football.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson led Fulham to the Europa League final in 2010.

He says every side should feel like they can feature on the biggest stage.

Police were called to Church Street yesterday afternoon around 2.15, where one man had apparently deliberately driven at two other men.

A man in his 40s was pronounced dead at the scene, while a second man was airlifted to hospital but is expected to recover.

The owner of the vehicle has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, and the force is not seeking anyone else.

Detective Chief Inspector Dave Springett said: “We understand that a serious incident like this has caused a lot of concern in the local community and we would like to reassure residents that we are doing everything we can to establish what has happened.

“From our initial enquiries, it appears that an altercation has taken place, leading to a physical confrontation, which then resulted in one of the group getting into his car and driving at two of the other men.

“Tragically, this has resulted in the death of one man and left another seriously injured and our thoughts are with their family and friends at this extremely difficult time.”

DCI Springett continued: “To assist the investigation, I would encourage anyone who has any information, particularly anyone who witnessed the incident, or anyone who has any mobile phone or dashcam footage, to come forward, quoting incident reference PR/P21083894.”

The Children and Young People’s Council is made up of nine kids between 10 and 16, who have received or are receiving care.

They’ll be giving their opinion on everything, from interview questions for new staff, to how wards are designed.

11-year-old Issy says “watch this space!” and Josei says he wants to use his “first hand experience” to help.

Officers were called to Church Street around 2.15pm following reports that an altercation had taken place between a group of men.

One of the men then got into his car, a white 1 series BMW, and is reported to have driven at two of the other men in the group.

Despite the best efforts of paramedics, a man in his 40s was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.

His family have been informed.

A second man has been airlifted to hospital but is expected to recover.

Roads have now reopened, and police are appealing for witnesses.

Dorian Edwards from Sutton was caught on three separate occasions dumping white goods from his vehicle.

Meanwhile, Kieran Hannon from Croydon was also caught dumping timber and a bed frame from a truck.

Edwards was given a 12-month conditional discharge, but had to pay £1,200 in costs, while Hannon had to pay around £500.

It’ll mean patients won’t have to travel to a specialist, and it will take some pressure off of hospitals.

Sarah White, lead MS nurse at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, tells us some of the difficulties the ward has faced:

It’s after Nev Kemp failed to disclose a workplace relationship that “could cause a conflict of interest”.

He’s been given the sanction, which will last for two years, following a disciplinary hearing held in private last month.

It happened last Wednesday at 8.30am in Nork Park while she ws running.

A man approached her, pushed her to the ground and assaulted her before she managed to push him away and he ran off.

The suspect is described as 6ft tall, of a thin build and was wearing a grey hooded top and also spoke with an Irish accent.

Officers have confirmed they were called to Church Street just after 2pm.

They say they are “trying to establish the circumstances of what has taken place”.

The air ambulance was also in attendance.

The group from Shepperton Studios were doing the litter pick for Earth Day 2021.

This year’s theme is Restore Our Earth, focusing on natural processes and emerging green technologies.

The organisers say mitigation and adaption are not the only way to address climate change, saying innovation is needed.

National Crime Agency officers arrested 46-year-old Rodolfo Gonzalez outside his home on 10th April 2019. 

He had been linked by fingerprints to a false passport carried by a man suspected of illegally smuggling migrants into the UK.

A search of his address revealed that he’d set up his attic for producing hundreds of fake passports since at least 2011.

Constable Dean Cupit was formerly based at South Area Command, which covers Croydon, Bromley and Sutton.

He was found guilty of stalking offences between April and October 2019.

He was sentenced to an 18 month community order and will undertake 25 days of rehab around harassment.

Private texts show the Prime Minister told Sir James Dyson that he'd "fix" a restriction so the businessman could help make the machines for the NHS.

Labour wants an urgent investigation into his conduct.

But business secretary and Spelthorne MP Kwasi Kwarteng says people are contacting ministers "all the time".

Hope Virgo has been speaking to the Health and Social Care Select Committee about facilities to help young people.

She says that people with disorders should be asked questions, rather than measured using BMI or another system.

Four airlines asked for a further eight services to land before 4am on Friday.

After that, those arriving will be forced to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days.

The band, best known for hits including 'Le Freak' and 'Good Times', will perform on the 22nd of August.

Sir Tom Jones, Van Morrison, Keane, and Bastille will also take to the stage during the event.

Sam Potter died from alcohol toxicity after a four-hour drinking session in Gloucester.

It’s believed he had drunk more than four-and-a-half times the legal drink-drive limit.

His parents say none of the students “had any idea of the dangers”, and welcomed research taken by the University of Gloucestershire into problem initiations.

The 32-year-old was detained on Monday on suspicion of conspiracy to burgle and assisting an offender.

Police were called in the early hours on the 22nd of March to a disturbance at a premises on Granville Road.

21-year-old Renato Geci was treated for stab injuries but died at the scene, while a second man was hospitalised but has been discharged.

That’s according to The Guardian, which says the Home Office wants to prevent those people mixing with those coming from safe countries.

A spokesperson says they will explore the possibility “of an economically viable dedicated arrival facility”.

The paper claims that sources have “dismissed” the idea, saying it’s “preposterous”.

Two of them were hospitalised following the incident on Sunday evening on The Chase.

Some of the others received minor injuries.

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

 Speaking at the press conference yesterday in relation to a question by the Huffington Post, he also said “my own views are well known”.

He had previously stated that he would “lie down in front of bulldozers”.

But he says that “aviation and a green future are not mutually exclusive”.

A person in Twickenham says that they got a text message saying Hermes had attempted to deliver a package.

The person was then asked for a £1.45 charge, and started entering details before realising the questions were too personal.

They then cancelled their card.

We’re being urged to check with the courier company, and not click links in texts asking for money.

That’s according to The Guardian, which says the Home Office wants to prevent those people mixing with those coming from safe countries.

A spokesperson says they will explore the possibility “of an economically viable dedicated arrival facility”.

The paper claims that sources have “dismissed” the idea, saying it’s “preposterous”.

It’s to analyse the genes of people who had the virus, and why some experienced no symptoms yet some became extremely ill.

In South-West London, venues will open in Croydon, Hounslow and Lambeth.

The organisers are particularly looking for people of Asian and Black heritage, and can organise home visits for those who don’t wish to travel.

Ellis Tree and Ruby Betts have sent protests  at Kingston University to the Universities Minister, but say they’ve only received a “stock” response.

Ellis says their degrees are “impossible” in lockdown, and they shouldn’t be charged full fees now the courses will be online only.

Kingston University says they recognise the challenges, but praised the “innovation and diverse approaches” students have displayed through the pandemic.

Facilities opened in March for booking and one-to-one use with a technician.

We’ve contacted the Department for Education for comment.

Derek Chauvin was filmed kneeling on the African-American's neck for more than nine minutes last May, sparking mass protests against racism.

He'll be sentenced in two months.

The Prime Minister and the Labour leader both shared their thoughts on the case in the House of Commons:

Elizabeth Chapple is the head of Police for South-West London.

She says she’s “pleased the right verdict was returned in the US last night”.

Mrs Chapple adds that her thoughts are with his family, friends, and all those “for whom the case had deep meaning”.

This plasma will be used to make antibody-based medicines for people with rare immune diseases.

Thousands of patients rely on them for short-term or lifelong diseases and genetic disorders.

Henry Jarvis, Twickenham Plasma Donor Centre Manager says “you will save and transform lives” if you donate. 

Twickenham and Croydon plasma donor centres are among the 14 NHS Blood and Transplant donor centres around England now taking donations, for an initial three month period.

More than 500 people have donated in the two weeks since collection started, and nearly 250 people are booked in to donate this week at Twickenham plasma donor centre which is in Regal House on London Road.

The club is collaborating with myGP to test a new feature which gives users a green tick 12 days after their second dose.

It’s been developed by Hammersmith-based iPLATO healthcare, and the app is already used to give patients access to their medical records.

People will be able to opt in to the trial, and it’ll be piloted at a future match day.

The area’s MP, Munia Wilson, has repeatedly voiced opposition to domestic vaccine passports.

In August, near the Ripley bypass, 23-year-old Atthar Ahmed was driving a Mercedes at high speed when he lost control and crashed into a lorry.

He was seen running away from the scene, and a police helicopter was used to track him down.

He was found to have been already disqualified from driving, and the car he was driving belonged to somebody else.

The breakaway competition was compared to a "cartel" by Boris Johnson, while the other 14 Premier League sides rejected the proposal, and UEFA threatened potential sanctions.

The Super League is now reconsidering its plans, with just Spanish and Italian clubs left in the breakaway competition.

Yesterday angry Chelsea fans held a protest at Stamford Bridge, ahead of their Premier League match against Brighton.

Ruby Betts and Ellis Tree were able to unite students across the country to contribute to the project.

The pair say their degree is impossible without frequent access to workspaces, and that they should get fee refunds now their teaching will move online.

Kingston University says they recognise the challenges, but praised the “innovation and diverse approaches” students have displayed through the pandemic.

Facilities opened in March for booking and one-to-one use with a technician.

We’ve contacted the Department for Education for comment.

Ruby describes their response from the office of Michelle Donelan.

The independent study is supported by politicians, as well as The Theatres Trust.

It says the theatre has the potential to add £70m to the area over 30 years.

David Harvey, chair of The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre says arts and heritage “can be a catalyst to regeneration”.

“Bring Into Being” aims to transform the heritage site from its historical roots to a new and creative cultural hot spot.

The exhibition will take people on a 21st century journey exploring personal, social and environmental challenges along the way.

In December, officers found the man on the tracks and pronounced him dead at the scene.

He’s described as black, between 20 and 40 years old, and was wearing a green polo shirt with the words “Sulid Supra Used High Quality Motorcycle Parts” on it.

On Saturday evening just after 8pm, smoke was seen coming from flats in Capitol Square, in the town centre.

Multiple emergency crews attended and road closures were put in place.

However, police say there was “nothing to worry about”, and there are no reports of any injuries.

Paddleboarders are a familiar sight in London and Surrey, and the sport is currently enjoying a surge in uptake. 

Enthusiasts say it’s a great way to get out while social distancing. 

Leah Fraser, an instructor in Thames Ditton, says once you’ve learned to paddle safely, there are numerous other benefits too:

They’ve shared their stories as part of a campaign by Crimestoppers.

Hard Calls Save Lives hopes to inspire women whose close relatives may be on the fringes of knife crime to report information.

Becky Beston's 19-year-old son, Archie, was stabbed to death in Kingston in February last year on a night out:

It comes as thousands of people returned to outdoor hospitality venues.

John Apter is the National Chair of the Leatherhead-based Police Federation of England and Wales.

He says social distancing and alcohol "doesn't mix well":

The Metropolitan force says officers attempted to stop a car in Twickenham just after midnight.

The vehicle continued and a man later got out and ran onto tracks near Hounslow station.

The police watchdog has started an investigation.

Ruby is the sister of cadet, Charlie, and has been diagnosed with leukaemia.

She faces two and a half years of treatment at Great Ormond Street.

The cadets walked from Kew to Tower Bridge, clocking up 15 miles.

The animal is believed to be just a matter of days old, and police are concerned that it’s been prematurely taken away from its mother.

Keeping sheep alive on their own requires specialist treatment, and there’s the strong possibility it may not survive if it’s not returned.

The suspect has been released under investigation.

This is on top of the rapid and surge testing that came into force after the South African variant of Coronavirus was found in the borough.

Positive PCR results can be sent for genomic sequencing at specialist laboratories to identify variants of concern and their spread.

Everyone over the age of 11 in Wandsworth is being asked to take a test regardless of whether they have symptoms. 

There have been calls for points deductions, and also to block those involved from competing in any domestic competition.

Meanwhile, Boris Johnson will host a discussion with football governing bodies and fans' representatives about the proposed European Super League later.

Chelsea are one of six English sides to join the rebel league, but are back in top flight action against Brighton tonight.

Boss Thomas Tuchel is trying to ignore any speculation about potential punishments.

19-year-old Archie Beston was stabbed to death in the town centre after a night out in February last year.

Becky has joined a Crimestoppers and Met Police initiative “Hard Calls Save Lives” encouraging people to report suspected knife crime.

She explains why the campaign is specifically targeting women.

Scientists say tightened restrictions have limited laboratory time and slowed the race to find new treatments.

The Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton estimates advances could be pushed back as much as two years.

The Mirror reports that Peter Lowe, who worked at the Manchester City Academy, says some don’t speak out due to fears of damaging their prospects.

Two players under the age of 20 have committed suicide in recent years after being unable to cope with rejection from the game.

One of the directors is Jason Finegan, a sports media consultant and former AFC Wimbledon player.

Rambert School dates back to 1914, when founder dancer Marie Rambert fled Poland for London during WW1.

Based in Twickenham, the school spent lockdown juggling online classes for students worldwide.

Principal, Amanda Britton, explains some of the challenges faced by the students who rely on physical contact:

The panel will advise the sport's governing body on how to better reflect society in England.

Former England international Giselle Mather will be vice-chair.

The aim of the Twickenham based RFU is to, “grow fans and followers in under-represented groups.”

A mystery person, or people, have been taking a chainsaw to established trees in the town, as well as in Walton. 

Surrey Police is asking witnesses to upload digital evidence on its website.

Although officers say they do not want more pictures of tree damage.

Figures show there were 7,909 recorded cases between April 2020 and February this year in London alone.

Research by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust also found half of victims experienced an increase in online harassment when the UK went into lockdown last year.

The force says the increase is largely down to a change in Home Office counting rules.

Detective Inspector Lee Barnard says the spike also shows the issue's being taken seriously:

UEFA's threatened to block them from competing in domestic leagues if the plan goes through.

12 clubs, including Tottenham and Chelsea, have signed up so far.

Football finance expert Dan Jones from Deloitte isn't sure it makes global sense.

The blaze on New King’s Road was reported yesterday evening.

A shed was on fire in the garden of a house, with part of the ground floor of the property damaged.

The cause of the fire is under investigation, and there are no reports of any injuries.

Scientists say tightened restrictions have limited laboratory time and slowed the race to find new treatments.

The Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton estimates advances could be pushed back as much as two years.

In London alone, the Met police recorded a 300% rise in reports in the 11 months to March.

Research by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust also found half of victims experienced an increase in online harassment when the UK went into lockdown last year.

The trust was formed after the former estate agent from Fulham, Suzy Lamplugh, was presumed abducted and murdered in 1986.

Chief Executive Suky Bhaker says the impact's been devastating:

He's tweeted the government "supports football's authorities in taking action".

Chelsea and Manchester United are among six English clubs involved in the project which will rival the Champions League.

The FA, the Premier League and UEFA have all condemned it.

 If you’re walking around Hammersmith, you may want to pay extra to the area’s streetlights.

Artwork has been installed on the columns which is visible in daylight, but glows under a UV torch after dark.

The work has been coordinated by the For Brian Mental Health Project which helps those living with dementia. 

The artists have used techniques tried and tested at festivals to make the installations.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel  has warned his players not to look too far ahead to the FA Cup final - and now focus on trying to qualify for the Champions League.

They ended Manchester City's bid for an historic treble with a 1-nil win at Wembley.

Tuchel says it's an important victory in his ambition to bring trophies back to Stamford Bridge.

At approximately 20:15 on Friday evening, the blaze was started in the children’s play area of Lammas Park.

This resulted in Considerable damage to some of the play equipment. 

Police are asking for anyone with information to contact them.

Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool, Man United and Man City have also signed up to the project - a rival to UEFA's Champions League.

More details will be announced tonight.

The Premier League have condemned proposals asking clubs to walk away from it to protect ‘the English game’.

A special exhibition of treasures will go on display to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Field of Cloth of Gold.

The painting details Henry VIII's legendary encounter with his great rival François I of France in 1520.

The exhibition will also feature a never-before-seen tapestry which sheds rare light on people of colour in the Tudor period.

“Remember the Future” in Orleans House will house the work of five artist residencies illustrating our relationship with the environment.

Visual artists Ackroyd and Harvey will be first to set the scene by highlighting how storytelling can be a tool to combat climate change.

A new version of their work “the Satanic Formula” illustrating the rise of greenhouse gases at the expense of oxygen will be on show.

Over 100,000 bulbs have been planted across the estate. 

The event had to be brought forward after they started flowering early.

Graham Dillamore is Deputy Head of Gardens and Estates for Historic Royal Palaces.

27-year-old Alan Faux-Nsowah was sentenced at Isleworth Crown Court for being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin.

Last November officers saw Alan make an exchange with a known Class A drug user and was detained for a search.

They found messages on his phone that indicated he was involved in dealing crack cocaine and heroin and he was subsequently arrested.

A search of a nearby flat Alan was linked to recovered approximately £3000 cash.

After the 1-all draw, Scott Parker's side are now six points from safety with five games left to play.

The Fulham manager thinks Arsenal's goal shouldn't have stood because one of their players was 'interfering with play' when it went in.

He reckons they can go to Arsenal and get three points in the Premier League this lunchtime (k.o. 1.30pm)

The 15 year old was attacked at 8:15 on Friday evening on Lillie Road.

He was taken to hospital by paramedics, but his injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

No arrests have been made.

Ellie Fielding was nearby when it happened.

They're seven points from safety ahead of this afternoon's game at Arsenal.

Despite being underdogs to win the fixture, Parker tells Sky Sports News they can pull off a victory.

The incident occurred at 8:15 on Friday night on Lillie Road.

The boy was taken to hospital, but his condition is not thought be light threatening.

Ellie fielding was near the scene when it happened.

4-thousand people will be at Wembley stadium for the FA Cup semi-final between Leicester City and Southampton.

Meanwhile pubs and restaurants have opened up for the first time this year.

Craig Gordon owns a restaurant in Putney - he can't believe how busy they've been:

The fraudsters distract their victims by saying that the card has been swallowed by the machine.

They offer to ring a helpline to report the problem before using the victim’s card to withdraw hundreds of pounds.

Parking machines are designed in such a way that a card can only be inserted part way and never be retained.

People are being reminded not to insert a card when a stranger is present.

It’s celebrating its first ever tulip festival, with over 100,000 on display.  

Graham Dillamore is Deputy Head of Gardens and Estates for Historic Royal Palaces.

He explains why tulips are being celebrated.

The FA Cup semi-final between Leicester City and Southampton is part of a government trial to get major events back on.

Last night pubs and restaurants enjoyed a busy Saturday for the first time this year.

These people in Putney were happy to be out after months of lockdown:

It happened this afternoon on Gatton Park.

Police and Ambulance services were called around 5.40pm but despite efforts but paramedics the cyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.

Detectives are investing the what happened are appealing for anyone with information to come forward