The details are on the Surrey Police website.

 after extra-time and earn a place in rugby union's Premiership play-off final.

They had been 28-nil down in the first half.

The Twickenham side will face defending champions Exeter after their 40-30 win over Sale.

 Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is the overwhelming favourite to become the DUP's party leader after Edwin Poots was ousted.

Poots was forced out after three weeks when he agreed with the government to restore the power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland.

Donaldson fans support his government bid to pass laws to give the Irish language equal status in Northern Ireland.

The freighter aircraft had been parked on the tarmac.

Images on social media show the aircraft at an angle surrounded by emergency services.

As a freighter plane, there were no passengers on board.

Investigations into the issue are ongoing but it's not expected to disrupt other flights leaving the airport.

Walk the Walk, which is famous for its annual Moonwalk at Clapham Common, is trying to break down the stigma associated with it.

Doug Harper, an ambassador for the charity, was diagnosed in 2011 when he mistook a cancerous lump for a cyst.

He tells us how his experience encouraged him to raise awareness and fight the stigma.

 It's following a rise in confirmed cases of the Delta variant.

 The programme, which began on 23 May will now end a week sooner than planned on Monday 21 June.

Around 53,000 vaccinations have been given in the borough over the past four weeks and over 100,000 residents are now fully vaccinated.

 The council has submitted a bid to the Government on reinstating a twin-track rail line between Sutton and Belmont.

They’ve also asked to rebuild the Belmont Loop Line.

The Council say that the borough has received the lowest amount of transport investment of all of London’s boroughs since 2016.

It estimates at just £73 per resident over the past five years.

The Additional Restrictions Grant will be handed out to over 1,400 companies in the borough.

Businesses which have previously received an ARG award will receive a further £5,000 as well.

previous recipients of Restart Grants will also receive a 30% top up and won't have to apply for it.

 Crowds thronged into Leicester Square in central London after the goalless draw at Wembley.

They were arrested for racial aggravation, drunk and disorderly behaviour and for assaulting a police officer.

Pam Fry has spent over 25 years working with disabled children, supporting their families and delivering essential hands on services.

The writing implement was unearthed by conservators at the National Archives' headquarters. 

The quill was found with its feathers flattened after centuries stuck to a 16th century lease agreement manuscript.

Sean Tuso, from Wallington, has been given 6-year jail term and  

Joshua Norris, from Thornton Heath, a 4-year jail term.

Joseph Hamilton-Peart from Streatham has been handed a 3-year sentence.

The trio were part of a gang which carried out a series of knifepoint commercial robberies in Sutton, Croydon and Lambeth in 2019.

In each of the robberies, the suspects arrived at the venues on mopeds, wearing crash helmets and dark clothing.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner was parked on tarmac but because it’s a freight aircraft, had no passengers onboard.

Sara Green took the seat for the Lib Dems by 8,000 votes, overturning a large Tory majority.

Kingston MP and leader of the Lib Dems, Sir Ed Davey, is calling it “the orange force:”

Dr Charlotte Canniff is from the Surrey Heartlands CCG, which covers areas including Elmbridge and Epsom.

She says “the offer of the vaccine is evergreen” and doing so will “bring us one step closer to freedom”. 

In the Surrey Heartlands area, 76% of adults have had a first dose, and 53% have had the second.

People from any area can turn up at the Penrhyn Road campus of Kingston University today until 7pm, for a first dose of Pfizer.

64 year old Adeyinka Oluwaseyi Ajose had pleaded guilty to the offences at an earlier court appearance in April.

He was arrested after police attended an incident at a house in Addington in November.

Officers spoke with the victim, who was under the age of 13, who alleged several counts of abuse, over several months.

The four-time Grand Slam tennis champion withdrew from the French Open after the first round because she needed a "mental health break".

Her agent says she'll be back to represent Japan at the Tokyo Olympics next month.

Nadal's withdrawn from both - saying he's 'listening to his body.'

They moved in a few days ago and banners were promptly hung outside the Grade II listed building in Mitcham Road.

Police also say graffiti was daubed on the walls. 

At the time, officers said "Absolutely gutted to see the pointless and damaging graffiti on Tooting Police Station. 

To the squatters residing within, please stop the mindless vandalism of an iconic, listed building.”

The freight aircraft wasn't carrying any passengers and was parked at the airport.

A spokesman says they're investigating and that safety is their "highest priority".

Police were called yesterday just before 11pm to Bedford Hill, where the man, who’s believed to be in his 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

His next of kin have been informed and a post-mortem will be scheduled in due course.

Enquiries are ongoing and there have been no arrests.

Ultimate Cheer, based in La Retraite School, has grown from a handful athletes in 2018 to 11 teams of all ages and abilities.

Six of the outfit’s teams will now compete at the national competitions next month.

Head coach, Tamsin Steer, says “cheering” is really gathering momentum.  

Reigate and Banstead Council says it has identified an increase in Covid-19 rates over the last two weeks.

The authority says it’s especially evident in the younger age groups, including secondary school age children.

Testing units have been set up at Tadworth Leisure Centre, Banstead High Street Car Park and The Mound Car Park at Tattenham Corner. 

 A hub will be open at the Penrhyn Road campus between 1pm and 7pm. 

It’s for anyone needing a first vaccine dose.

Kingston is currently undergoing surge testing.

49 year old Eric Kusi Appaih hid the Class A, which had a street value of around £1.3m, in boxes of food.

When arrested at the airport in April, he claimed the food was for his brother who he was staying with for a month in the UK.

Appaih, from Ghana, admitted drug trafficking and was sentenced earlier and also ordered to forfeit the £3,000 he had on him in cash.

The man from Ashford was detained earlier after the incident on Monday.

 Police had been responding to a number of complaints about objects being catapulted at homes over the weekend when the officers were targeted.

83 year old Father Vladimir Felzmann is trying to raise £500,000 for a new chapel organ.

He walking the Sir Mo Farah Athletics track at the University 83 times over.

Father Felzmann tells us he’s looking forward to having a very special guest walking with him soon:

Areas where Police Now officers have been posted over the last 22 months have seen around a 14% drop in anti-social behaviour.

PC Sami Halepota joined Runnymede Police after completing the Police Now National Graduate Leadership Programme.

He explains what makes the scheme unique:

Parker’s two year-stint with the club is expected to end soon, following their relegation to the Championship.

Bournemouth are currently playing the Championship too, coming sixth last season.

It’s believed that Parker has had disagreements with the board at Craven Cottage and may be interested in other appointments.

Reigate and Banstead Council says extensive surveillance of Covid-19 has identified an increase in rates over the last two weeks.

It’s especially evident in the younger age groups, including secondary school age children. 

Four mobile testing units specifically for this additional testing will be installed across the borough.

On Friday, officers raided an address, and found 13 immature cannabis plants in a bedroom.

A large quantity of the drug, as well as a large sum of cash, was also found in the property.

Both have been accused of possession with attempt to supply, and one for cultivating the drug.

The organisation has updated its website to include information about racism and xenophobia in her work.

When visitors use the organisation's app, they'll be given details about how the late author's work has been criticised for offensive material.

The charity says it's been looking into the historical figures that have been commemorated as part of its blue plaque scheme.

Ms Blyton, who was popular for work including “The Famous Five”  series lived at 207 Hook Road from 1920 to 1924.

Picture credit: English Heritage

Crews were called just after 8.30 yesterday morning to a business close to the IKEA off the Purley Way.

There are no reports of any injuries, but it did cause a fire that destroyed some industrial equipment.

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

Parliamentary boundaries are currently being reviewed by the Boundary Commission for England. 

Reviews are carried out periodically to allow for population changes. 

Under proposals, people in Whitton who currently vote for their MP in Twickenham constituency, will be moved to Brentford and Isleworth. 

But Richmond council leader Gareth Roberts says the proposal would have no impact on local elections.

He says residents would still vote in Richmond Council elections, pay their Council Tax to Richmond and receive its services.

The brigade were called yesterday just before 11.30pm to Syndenham Road, where a “significant amount of smoke” was coming from the building.

The control centre took 23 calls to the blaze.

The cause is under investigation.

Police were called yesterday, just after 10am, to West Drive, after a range rover hit the woman.

The driver stopped at the scene and is helping police with their enquiries.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

The man climbed up the structure, holding a Palestinian flag, at around 4am on Tuesday.

The 69-year-old came down yesterday just after 4.30pm, and has been detained on suspicion of aggravated trespass, criminal damage, and more.

He’s been taken to hospital as a precaution.

Road closure in the area have been fully lifted.

83-year-old Father Vladimir Felzmann is aiming to raise £500,000 by walking the 52 laps of the Uni’s running track 83 times.

He also wants to launch a choir for disadvantaged children as well as provide community recitals.

Father Vladimir explains how being in a choir can really help a child’s development.

The works on Lavender Hill and St John’s Hill Bridge are being carried out by Transport for London and Wandsworth Council.

The council says they have been co-ordinated to run at the same time to minimise disruption.

The works are due to start on the 21st for around 10 weeks; stay tuned to Jackie, we’ll have regular travel updates across the period. 

Police were called yesterday afternoon to Faggs Road, after reports a car had hit a female pedestrian.

The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver stopped and is assisting police with their enquiries.

39-year-old Hanjarina Oliveira from Enfield was seen driving the wrong way down the M25, with police having to get head on with her car to stop her.

When she was removed from the vehicle, she was holding a bottle of wine, and empty beer bottles were found in the car.

It was found she didn’t hold a UK licence, and had been convicted of drink driving in 2013.

Three other British men also have been granted them - Liam Broady ((pron: bro-dee)), Jay Clarke and Jack Draper - meaning they escape having go to through qualifying.

Another former champion, Venus Williams, has a wild card into the women's singles.

The 40-year-old is now ranked outside the world's top 100.

A number of houses in Russell Drive are being targeted. 

Police say they think the stones are being fired at random from a nearby nature reserve. 

When officers arrived to investigate, one stone smashed their car wing mirror and another landed at their feet.

The online lottery will raise money for clubs, community groups, charities, and green initiatives.

The first draw prizes include a Dorking Halls membership, a Surrey Hills Enterprises shopping voucher, and membership for Dorking Sports Centre.

Councillor Claire Malcolmson says she’s “delighted” so many good causes have joined.

The area’s MP, and business Secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, is hosting his 7th annual competition, with a prize of £3,500.

The six best entries will present their idea to a panel of judges, with support to perfect their pitch.

Entries are welcome from individuals or teams of up to four, by anyone over 16.

To enter visit www.spelthorne.gov.uk/businesscomp or search @Spelthorne Business Plan Competition on Facebook. The competition is open to Spelthorne residents aged over 16.

For more information or help with the application process, email [email protected]

The competition opens on the 7th June and applications need to be submitted by 16th August 2021.

The event will be at the BP in Sunbury on 23rd September 2021.

It joins the likes of West Ham, Spurs and Charlton.

The clinics will focus on first doses for younger people except Charlton, which is largely for people aged 40 and over.

Anyone aged 21 or over is currently eligible to book their first vaccine.

The body of Nóra Quoirin from Balham was discovered in the jungle nine days after she went missing from an eco-resort in Malaysia.

Her family believe their daughter who had learning difficulties was abducted and have welcomed the new verdict of an open ruling. 

The change in verdict suggests there are still questions to be answered in the case, and leaves open the possibility of criminal involvement.

Phylex Green, who works out of Croydon depot, is a long-standing supporter of Diabetes UK.

He became involved with the charity after watching his mum struggling with the condition.

Phylex spends free his time educating people on the benefits of a good diet and exercise.  

The route on Kew Road is Richmond’s first ever protected cycle lane and was introduced to help with social distancing.

 Data collected from cameras show use is over three times that recorded in 2018 before any scheme was put into place. 

But some business along the route say trade has been badly affected by the cycle lane because double yellow lines have been installed.  

The site in Dolphin Street is a temporary solution until the permanent office is re-opened next month.  

Plans to relocate the central Kingston branch to the Bentall Centre collapsed earlier this year.

The original Post Office in Eden Street closed in accordance with its lease to vacate the site for redevelopment of the area. 

The fixtures for next season's Premier League were published this morning, with the promoted side starting with a London derby.

Brentford coach Thomas Frank says he's delighted with their opening fixture.

There’s been an increase in reports of casualties over the last month. 

Swift populations have declined by 50% in the last twenty years and are one of the species listed in Richmond’s Biodiversity Action Plan. 

Swifts arrive here in early May to breed before leaving in late July or early August to spend their winter in Africa.

A Swift can be  identified by its scream-like call and its long crescent-shaped wings. 

The man is holding a Palestinian flag, on top of the 200m high structure.

Police are still attempting to speak to the 69-year-old.

The roads surrounding it have been closed, causing traffic disruption in the area. 

It happened yesterday evening near Headley Court.

Two of the four people in the car received minor injuries, but a female passenger and the male driver have been hospitalised.

Anyone with information and may have seen the blue Vauxhall Corsa is asked to contact police on 101.

Burlington Infant and Nursery says those who have been in "close contact" with the individual in the nursery must self-isolate.

It says it's working closely with public health England and monitoring the situation.

The boroughs’ Youth Council is conducting an anonymous survey to help drive change in safeguarding policies.

It’s after Ofsted published its rapid review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges earlier this month.   

Nearly 90% of girls and nearly 50% of boys questioned said being sent explicit pictures or videos happens “a lot” or “sometimes.”

PC Andrew Turner is attached to the South Area Command Unit, which covers Sutton, Croydon and Bromley.

In June 2020, PC Turner accessed details in a crime report and made contact with the woman.

She contacted the Independent Office for Police Conduct, which then investigated.

 Wallington Christian Centre has been distributing monthly food bags to nearby families. 

The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Sutton paid the site a visit last week to thank parishioners personally for their efforts. 

Pastor at the centre, David Gnanaseharam, says he has big hopes to expand the service. 

They say that when you report a crime, you may be given a leaflet with the investigating officer’s name and the crime reference number.

If you’re concerned it’s not being investigated, you can speak to their line manager, such as the Sergeant, then their inspector.

Chief Superintendent Elisabeth Chapple says “I know that my officers will try to do their best to resolve reports satisfactorily, but I also know there are reasons why this might not be possible in some instances.”

Police were called at around 21:00 on Friday to Hampton Court Road.

One male victim was taken to hospital.

Due to this and numerous other calls a section 35 dispersal order was out in place.

Anyone who witnessed the assault is urged to contact police on 101.

British Transport Police were called to the station at 12.48pm following reports of a blaze.

Passengers were evacuated from the train and firefighters extinguished the fire.

The incident is not being treated as suspicious.

Council leader Caroline Kerr says it’s necessary because of the high Delta case rates in the borough.

PCR tests, unlike lateral flow tests, are able to identify the particular strain someone is infected with.

Meanwhile the British Beer and Pub Association says extra financial support's now "critical" for the sector.

That's also the message from the Federation of Small Businesses - warning funding's needed to prevent "further economic casualties."

Adrian Mills, chair of the Wimbledon Village Business Association, says while they’re holding fast for now, that could all change soon.

Richmond Housing Partnership is overseeing the projects in Hampton Wick and Heathfield in Twickenham. 

Both, which will include affordable housing, are due for completion either next year or the year after. 

The developments are on “redundant” land already owned by RHP. 

72 people died in the disaster in Kensington and Chelsea four years ago.

In a video shared by Grenfell United the star says the campaign group is fighting "tirelessly" for justice and change.

The UK's busiest airport saw 675,000 passengers last month - just 10 per cent of pre-pandemic levels. 

Airport bosses are running a competition to find a company to produce a new sustainable single-use mask to help reduce waste.

Research for North London Waste Authority reveals that 102 million single-use facemasks are thrown away in the UK each week.

When it begins, it’ll only have 50% capacity, which will rise throughout the tournament.

Centre Court has a capacity of 15,000 people.

The All-England club says they’re working with the government to finalise the details, including any requirements for COVID-status certification.

He’s holding a Palestinian Flag, and roads have been closed in the vicinity since 4.30 this morning.

The crane is currently being used as part of the new development there.

The road closures are causing queues through Battersea and across Chelsea Bridge.

That nationwide top score was registered in Teddington.

It's not forecast to be as hot today, with Teddington only seeing highs of 25 degrees.

After that, forecasters are predicting thunderstorms from Wednesday night into Thursday.

The Federation of Small Businesses says more support is vital from government.

Yesterday, the Prime Minister announced the postponement of step four of his roadmap, until the 19th July because of the Delta, or Indian, coronavirus variant.

Weddings are allowed to go ahead, but with advice against dancing among guests, communal singing, and stand-up drinks receptions.

Sutton Councillor Jed Dwight postponed his wedding last year, and says the current situation doesn’t “describe a wedding”. 

The authority says it has taken the growing concerns about the health and environmental impacts of Glyphosate seriously.

Commonly known by its original trade name “Roundup”, it’s said to be the world's most widely used herbicide.

Lambeth carried out a scheduled spray of the borough in May, but August’s spray will not go ahead.

It has also stopped using the herbicide in the borough’s parks and on housing estates.

Year-round chemical-free manual weed control will be introduced in October instead.

Around 150 streets have already opted out of scheduled sprays and have been tackling the weed problem themselves.

The Stoop is offering the AstraZenica jab between 9am and 7pm for anyone over that age who hasn’t yet come forward.

People aged over 40 who are awaiting their second dose can also head to the site.  

Those who are keen to get their vaccination will not need to pre-book.

Hopefuls have until Wednesday to submit their favourite monikers to the club.

There are already some clear favourites including, simply, The Plough for Plough Lane and The Dog and Beasant after Dave Beasant.

Nine Elms Park is due to be the largest new green space in the city.

The landscaped 4.5 hectare park will run in a near straight line from Battersea Power Station towards Vauxhall.

It will be a Privately Owned Public Space, or POPS, which means that although it is privately owned, it is legally required to be open to the public.

Police have just released details of the incidents on the 29th of May.

The first happened at around 2.30am on Longley Road, then the next around an hour later on Sellincourt Road at 3.30am.

Police are looking to speak to a man in his late 20s with dark wavy hair, tanned skin, described as “Spanish” in appearance.

A number of buildings including York House in Twickenham and Hounslow House in Hounslow lit up in the colour. 

Council bosses across the capital say it’s a mark of remembrance, compassion and solidarity for the 72 people who died four years ago.

Hundreds of people also lost their homes when Grenfell Tower in Kensington caught fire in the early hours of June the 14^th 2017.

51 year old Malcolm Floyd was charged today with being concerned in the supply of class A and B drugs, cocaine and cannabis.

He was also charged with one count of acquiring criminal property.

He was released on bail, to appear at Southampton Magistrates Court on 20th July 2021.

Tim Oliver has been elected the head of the County Councils Network.

He says he wants to focus on social care, children’s services and getting councils to work with their communities to ease inequality.

Mr Oliver says his ideas need money from government.

An ambulance was called to a 39-year-old man complaining of abdominal pain at the Xcel Leisure centre on Wednesday the 26th of May. 

Upon arrival, paramedics tried to treat the man, but he and his friend then swore, used racially abusive language and threatened to kill her.

The first suspect’s described as white, around 5 ft 11, with an overweight build and brown hair. 

The second’s described as White, with a slender build, brown hair and stubble.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact police.

28.6 degrees Celsius has been recorded at Heathrow airport. 

This beats the previous highest temperature of 28.3 degrees Celsius at Northolt on June the 2nd.

The 19 year-old from Sutton won 7-6, 7-6 to knock out the world number 23, ranked 286 places above him.

Additional PCR lab testing has been set up in Figges Marsh and Wyvern Industrial estate areas.

It’s expected to last for two to three days.

Council Leader Mar Alliston says “we all need to work together and stop the spread fast” after positive cases doubled over the past fornight.

The Brigade was called to a blaze on Cromwell Road at 10:23am this morning and it was out within half an hour.

The smoke alarms inside the property weren’t working but the residents were woken by the smell and left the building. 

Its believed the fire was accidental and caused by a faulty bathroom extractor fan.

There are no reports of any injuries.

Two other teens will appear at the Old Bailey tomorrow, with another four through the month, and four more released under investigation. 

The teen is charged with affray and possession of an offensive weapon.

Police were called last Thursday afternoon to Prentis Road, where Denardo Samuel-Brooks was pronounced dead at the scene.

At 3am on Sunday, police were called to the illegal disturbance.

The force says that the events are secretive, with the location sent to mobile phones only minutes before they start.

However, they’re investigating and increasing efforts to pre-empt such events.

Police were called to Cortis Road on Saturday evening, where a 13-year-old was found injured.

It’s not believed his wounds are life threatening, and have been called “superficial”.

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

Richmond Council wants to create better access for pedestrians using Hospital Bridge Road where it meets Nelson Road.

The authority is also looking at ways to reduce vehicle speeds.

A public meeting is being hosted on Zoom on June the 29th at 6pm and you can register via Richmond Council’s website.

However, Wandsworth remain middle of the Premier Division table, with Balham and Tooting at the bottom, yet to win a match.

Surrey Warriors faced off against Surrey Warriors A, with Surrey Warriors winning that game by just 2 wickets.

Surrey Warriors are still top of the Premier Division table.

Police were called just before 9am yesterday, after a man in his 50s was attacked.

A 44-year-old man was arrested in Cheam on suspicion of attempted murder.

Enquiries are continuing, and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Gareth Southgate's men have their opening Euro 2020 fixture against Croatia at Wembley.

Chelsea’s Reece James feels this is the best chance they've had to achieve something special.

The environmentalist who lives in Richmond will tell them the decisions they make are "the most important in human history".

Boris Johnson is launching a 500-million-pound 'blue planet' fund - to protect marine life.

Rob Higgs from Ocean Rebellion in Falmouth wants action.

Wildlife officers have revealed that the fawn was knocked over and killed yesterday morning by a cyclist on Broomfield Hill.

The rider then left the scene.

They’re asking that all cyclists take extra care when visiting any Royal Parks during the deer birthing season.

They're among four who've been charged with Denardo Samuels-Brooks' murder.

He was found with wounds to his chest on Thursday, but later died in hospital.

Mike Foston has collected, cleaned, sorted and sized donations of used boots ready to redistribute them online for free.

He says he’d love The Feltham Boot Room to partner up with football clubs to help it go further. 

Priti Patel has told the Police Federation she wants forces to share more body-cam footage to combat “trial by social media.”

PC Sami Halepota was presented with a Police Now Award earlier this year for his approach to criminal activity on a housing estate.

He says forces should embrace modern technology.  

24 year old Mohammed Miah was approached by officers in Farnham when he accelerated off, ramming into the police vehicle.

A 20 minute chase ensued involving multiple police cars and a helicopter, putting members of the public and officers in danger. 

The driver and passenger abandoned the car at Bagshot Station car park, but the helicopter guided officers to the suspects who were then arrested. 

Entertainment and hospitality bosses want 'certainty' from the government.

Boris Johnson gave a strong hint yesterday that lockdown won't be lifted fully, a week tomorrow, as planned.

But Erich McElroy - who's Crack Comedy club in Kingston has been shut for well over a year - needs to know for sure.