Lukaku scored on his debut at Arsenal last weekend.

Tuchel believes his striker will be up for the battle.

The area around the site has now been closed off for eight weeks so the Environment Agency can pin and raise them by eight centimetres.

The Pen Ponds Causeway is a stretch of land between the reservoirs and White Lodge Royal Ballet School.

Increased footfall has also damaged the pathways around the ponds.

According to new research by GamblingDeals.com, it is estimated the home of Chelsea FC, Stamford Bridge, lost just over £6 million during the pandemic.

Old Trafford in Manchester is estimated to have lost £11 million.

While Brentford Community Stadium topped the survey with an estimated loss of over £5 million in pie sales.

 The Dane was the assistant to Dean Smith before he left the newly promoted Premier League club to take over the manager's job at Aston Villa.

Frank knows everything about his good friend - though he isn't sure if that's an advantage for the clash at Villa Park.

The Market Square will host stalls from local disability groups, including Mencap, Kingston Centre for Independent Living and Kingston Association for the Blind.

It's taking place on 5 September and will also host seven Kingston Council's own Adult Social Care and involve peer mentors.

It comes a week before International Disability Awareness Day and coincides with the last day of the Paralympics.

On Thursday, officers arrested the man at a London hospital on suspicion of the murder of Sharon Pickles and Clinton Ashmore.

It comes after police conducted a search of a Westminster property on 19 August which resulted in the discovery of 45-year-old Sharon, who was pronounced dead at the scene.

The following day, officers attended a second address following reports of a man being stabbed.

They found 59-year-old Clinton, who was also pronounced dead at the scene.

School Streets, which were first introduced in Hounslow in 1997, aim to restrict motor traffic near schools and reduce the use of private vehicles on the journey to and from school.

New School Street trials were introduced at 23 schools across the borough during lockdown last year.

The council says these schemes will now remain in place with restrictions to cars operating in the morning and afternoon during school arrival and leaving times.

Police are reminding park users that tents and enclosures are not allowed within the grounds without written permission.

This is because they can damage the parks habitat.

Tents and enclosures could also potentially cause harm to the resident deer herds.

 Detectives believe 41 -year-old Helen Anderson was killed elsewhere.

 The 52-year-old suspect has links to Finsbury Park in north London.

 Another man, who's 51 and from Hackney, has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.

Transport for London has been monitoring passenger numbers since lockdown eased.

Heathrow’s underground stations are also seeing passenger levels at around a third of what they used to be before the pandemic.

Tube bosses are using UV lights on escalator handrails and hospital grade cleaning products at stations. 

Leoaai Elghareeb is charged with contaminating or interfering with goods with intent at three stores in Fulham on Wednesday evening.

The 37-year-old, who's from the same area, will appear at Isleworth Crown Court next month.

Priti Patel spent yesterday at Terminal 4 talking to some of the 370 people fleeing the conflict.

Ms Patel has pledged to create safe routes of passage for Afghans to avoid them travelling on small boats across the English Channel

Kevin Hurley worked as the Senior Police Advisor at the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Afghanistan at NATO until March of this year. 

He says Afghanistan offers huge global financial wealth.

He believes China will take advantage of the mineral wealth on offer like lithium and copper as well as the vast oil reserves.

A number of people say work has started to replace valves in front of their homes, in some instances, restricting access to their driveways.

Thames Water told us three pieces of information were sent out in the spring, but several residents deny receiving them. 

The utilities company says water metres have to be installed because the South-East of the country is classed as “water stressed.”

Police are reminding park users that tents and enclosures are not allowed within the grounds without written permission.

This is because they can damage the parks habitat.

Tents and enclosures could also potentially cause harm to the resident deer herds.

The authority has teamed up with network service provider Freshwave to install additional “small cells” in streetlamps. 

These cells, which boost 4G coverage will be situated, in areas including Thornton Heath and Purley High Street.

The authority says boosting internet connectivity is a priority to help employment opportunities in the borough. 

space2grieve has been founded by a group of volunteers with extensive experience in supporting people dealing with grief.

They’ll offer one-to-one support sessions, working with adults and children without a GP referral.  

Jennie Harris is its co-founder.

Three music and dance shows are being staged over the bank holiday weekend in conjunction with Live Nation. 

The council hopes it will help bring much needed revenue back to businesses in the rea after Covid. 

However, some residents say areas of the common land should not be closed off so only paying visitors can access them.  

Oasis Academy has achieved Eco-schools Green Flag Status. 

Pupils formed a “Green Team” to work out ways to increase biodiversity, reduce litter, and improve the grounds.  

They built a six-story ‘bug hotel’ and planted pollinator-friendly wildflowers as well vegetables and herbs. 

A pond is also being installed to further encourage biodiversity. 

Shoppers have been told to throw away food bought in Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose on Wednesday evening on Fulham Palace Road.

It’s not known what was in the syringes but the affected foods are thought to be processed meat and microwavable goods.

The man is being held on suspicion of contamination of goods with intention of causing public harm or anxiety.

The suspect is described as a Black male, around 40 years old, of large build, with black hair and wearing a khaki striped t-shirt.

Police are asking anyone in the area with CCTV installed at home or anyone with dashcam footage to come forward.

Following her ‘staycation’, Munira Wilson said, “This summer is an opportunity to explore everything our local community has to offer.”

She’s been visiting tourist attractions in the area to lend support as they reopen following lockdown closures.

This included Marble House and Park, which has just undergone an £8million refurbishment, Turner’s House and Hampton Court Palace.

The country is experiencing some of its worst droughts in decades amid the escalating violence. 

The charity is working on the ground, via its partners in Afghanistan, to deliver food packages to some 390,000 displaced people.

Next month, 90 families on the borough’s housing waiting list will move into the new town centre apartments at Malcolm Wicks House.

The scheme is part of developer HUB’s 513-home regeneration of the old Taberner House council offices and Queen’s Gardens.

The development has four residential blocks, with shops, commercial space, landscaping to the gardens and a café.

The blaze broke out at a flat in Garfield Road where the vehicle was charging. 

Lithium-ion batteries, which are often used for e-bikes and scooters can be susceptible to failure if incorrect chargers are used. 

Firefighters are urging users to always use the correct charger for the product and buy an official one from a reputable seller.

There have been 3 reported incidents of theft of packages from doorsteps on Hobill Walk and The Avenue this month.

If you know you’re going to be out at the time of a delivery, arrange for your parcel to be dropped to a trusted neighbour or family member.

Alternatively, you should install a security light and video doorbell, so you are notified immediately of any arriving packages.

Speaking after the announcement earlier, he said; “I'm absolutely delighted to be Buttons at the wonderful Richmond Theatre, see you there my loves!’

Alligator’s Mouth is pledging all sales instore and though its website to Choose Love.

The charity provides aid and services to women and children fleeing war, persecution, and climate change.

Bosses say they are now “urgently” turning their fundraising to support Afghan refugees.

It’s not known what was in the syringes but the affected foods are thought to be processed meat and microwavable goods.

The man is being held on suspicion of contamination of goods with intention of causing public harm or anxiety.

Shops affected are;

Little Waitrose at 201-207 Fulham Palace Road

Sainsbury’s Local at 179-183 Fulham Palace Road

Tesco Express at 168-188 Fulham Palace Road.

They have all now closed and crime scenes are in place.

The food items affected are believed to be processed meat and microwaveable products. It is currently unknown as to how many items have been contaminated, or with what substance.

Members of the public are advised as a precaution to dispose of any food items bought from these supermarkets yesterday evening.

H&F Council's Environmental Health team are now working with the supermarket branches affected.

If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact the Met Police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting CAD 6341/25 Aug.

Photo Credit: Hammersmith and Fulham Council 

Play Together/Play Smart provides tools and guidance to help mums and dads understand the benefits and risks of internet gaming.

A one-stop online hub deals with setting boundaries on screen time and the issue of in-game spending.

Sarah Olney is citing research from Internet Matters that’s revealed only 42% of parents speak to their children about online safety.  

The group includes 10 women and 38 children who are all now in temporary accommodation after a Covid quarantine period.

The housing is being funded by the Home Office with assistance from the council. 

 The authority is now looking for donations of clothing and toys

The National Trust, which operates the building is rolling the scheme out at all of its South of England properties. 

Ham House was forced to close for the first time in August 2019 as temperatures reached more than 40C.

The new hours will include a siesta in the afternoon if staff wish. 

 The busy fly-over links New Malden and Raynes Park. 

Some residents have complained about the amount of rubbish accumulating there and its use by flytippers.  

Veolia says it regularly clears litter and occasional fly tips.

We’ve asked Merton Council what it is doing to encourage landowners to keep their property clean. 

"We attend Shannon Corner regularly to clear wind blown litter and occasional fly tips. Unfortunately, some of the land is privately owned, so it is not accessible to us.

"We work in partnership with Merton Council, which has recently launched their Love Merton campaign to encourage people to take pride in their borough and help to keep it clean by disposing of their waste responsibly. Residents can find more about the campaign and report fly tipping on the council’s website merton.gov.uk/lovemerton.”

Over 75,000 Covid-19 vaccinations have been delivered at the home of the Harlequins since February. 

However, the rugby club is preparing to welcome fans back for the new league season which starts next month. 

The hub will close on Monday. 

Olaparib is a tablet form medicine which triggers cancer cell death in sufferers’ bodies after surgery and  chemotherapy.

Dr Susana Banerjee is a Consultant Medical Oncologist at the Sutton based Royal Marsden.

She explains how the international trial affected the 400 women who took part in it. 

A member of the public discovered the body of the female in undergrowth off the side of an A3 slip road on Monday afternoon. 

Two men arrested remain in custody.

The station is now accessible from the street to platform with boarding ramps so staff can assist customers who need them.

The lift will also facilitate access for people with heavy luggage or with children in buggies 

It joins Wimbledon on the District line and Morden on the Northern line as being a step-free station in Merton.

Martin Whelton, Merton Council cabinet member for Housing, Regeneration, and the Climate Emergency, said: “We welcome these improvements to one of Merton’s busy underground stations that will make travel more accessible. As we recover from COVID making the most of Merton’s outstanding public transport links will be vital in helping our local economy and reducing congestion on our roads.”

It aims to convert its standby runway by 2029 with a public consultation due open in two weeks.

Under the plans, its emergency runway would be used for departures of smaller planes.

Gatwick originally lost out to Heathrow in a bid to obtain government approval to build an additional runway. 

He was attended by officers and paramedics at the scene before being taken to hospital where he later died of his injuries.

Two men were arrested in connection with the murder, one was released with no further action, the other has been bailed.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact police on 101

At 9pm, the Brigade received reports of blaze at a property on Chilton Road.

Half of the roof was damaged and three people left the building before the Brigade arrived.

Fire Investigators believe it was accidental and involved a lighting transformer.

The MP for Esher and Walton, Dominic Raab has responded to questions over just how long British soldiers will be there for.

The Guardian's reported they could leave within the next day or so after Joe Biden refused to delay the withdrawal of American troops.

Former UK Ambassador to the US, Lord Kim Darroch, says it's undoubtedly a very bad moment.

The guardian newspaper is reporting that British soldiers will leave Kabul within “24 to 36 hours” because of the way the operation is scaled down.

Yesterday the US president rejected calls to extend Tuesday’s deadline to withdraw personnel.

Dominic Raab was on holiday as the Taliban took control- he’s admitted he’d rather have been here

Some parts of the Thames are very deep, and sections of water stay cold whatever the weather, putting you at risk of hyperthermia.

Even on a hot day, the main risks is cold-water shock, and the unseen currents beneath the surface can catch you out and pull you under.

Officers are encouraging parents to remind their children of the risks of jumping in the river.

MP for Esher and Walton Dominic Raab's been facing calls to resign - but he insists the UK government got a grip on the crisis.

British troops have evacuated over 9-thousand people from Afghanistan, ahead of Tuesday's deadline to withdraw soldiers.

Mr Raab says everyone involved in the operation is mindful that the clock's ticking.

Police were called to a suspected robbery on Balham High Road at 23:34 last night where they found a man with stab injuries.

The 27-year-old was taken to hospital by Ambulance crews; his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

No arrests have been made and the crime scene remains in place while enquiries continue.

Anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101 on Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

The curtains will rise at the historic site on the 25th of September. 

Richmond based “Instant Opera” will launch the season and theatre goers will also be able to take backstage tours. 

Theatres were forced to close at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic in March last year. 

The Arora Group was awarded a contract to develop Bridge Street Car Park and Hanover House last May. 

But Councillors and residents raised concerns regarding the process which led to Arora Group getting the contract. 

 The investigation into the Waterfront development is expected to take several months.

It’s for its commitment to making positive changes in vulnerable children’s lives and ensuring they have a voice of their own.

That’s according to a recent inspection which examined how the local authority works with kids in need of help and protection.

Cllr Will Sweet said, “We want to lead the way” by “putting the whole family at the heart of our children’s services”.

27 year old Emerson Palmieri, who won Euro 2020 with Italy this summer, is on loan until the end of the season.

He joined the Blues from Roma back in January 2018, helping them win the Champions League, Europa League and Super Cup.

He has since made 71 appearances for Chelsea.

The brigade was called at 2:25 in the morning to a derelict building on Clarke Avenue.

Part of a plant room of the second floor of the building was damaged by fire. 

There were no reports of any injuries, and the cause of the blaze is under investigation.

The RMT union says it's prepared to ballot its members on Thameslink for strikes, which passes through Wimbledon and East Croydon, if urgent action isn't taken to resolve the issue.

The company says a "low level" of the bacteria was found in a small number of toilets which have been drained and bleached.

Police are appealing for witnesses after the incident on Ashley Road outside Fever and Boutique nightclub.

Both the victims sustained a number of injuries during the assault, which took place between 3:30-4am that morning. 

The victims have reported they were attacked by a group of four or five men.

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is urged to contact police on 101 or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

The firefighters have undertaken a modular initial training course over a period of 4 months which included fire ground training.

They also learnt how to use a hose, fire service ladders, breathing apparatus, road traffic collision equipment and much more.

On-call firefighters are members of the community who live or work nearby and respond to emergency calls as and when required.

During his time in the military, Mr Hurley was mobilised for the 2003 invasion of Iraq. 

He served as the Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear materials advisor to the commander of 16 Air Assault Brigade.

The three-time Grand Slam champion takes on Frances Tiafoe in the second round of the Winston-Salem Open, having cruised through his opening match.

Before that, British number one Dan Evans, who had a bye into round two, takes on Lucas Pouille of France.

Youngsters aged 12 to 15 and who are "at risk" can also book ahead of going back to school in September.

A new NHS video features young Covid-19 patients urging people to get their jab.

Megan Higgins, a 26 year old special needs teacher from Leatherhead was treated at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals.

She's suffering from long Covid:

The 97-point-five million pound signing scored his first goal for the club on his second debut in their 2-nil win over Arsenal on Sunday.

Lukaku says he was pleased with his own performance:

The ground floor and loft area of a mid-terraced house was destroyed by the blaze.

The cause of the fire is not known at the stage and is under investigation.

Following her ‘staycation’, Munira Wilson said, “This summer is an opportunity to explore everything our local community has to offer.”

She’s been visiting tourist attractions in the area to lend support as they reopen following lockdown closures.

This included Marble House and Park, which has just undergone an £8million refurbishment, Turner’s House and Hampton Court Palace.

Ella Harwood, a 23 year old illustrator from Sutton, is sharing her experience in an NHS video.

She was treated at Epsom and St Helier University Hospital when she contracted coronavirus – she was healthy before,  as were the others who're featured.

Data from Public Health England shows 16 to 29-year-olds are most likely to have the condition which remains after recovering from the main virus.

Despite that, vaccine uptake among that age group's lower than average.

In 2019, police were called to Broomhouse Lane where they found a man with serious head injuries.

Amrou Greenidge was mowed down by a car whilst cycling, then attacked by the group, who were all armed with weapons.

Kai McDonald, Anas Osman, Darrel Mortimer, Connor Gwynn-Bliss and Levar Jackson-Scott, all aged between 18 and 21, were sentenced with his manslaughter yesterday.

Amrou was taken to hospital but sadly died there two days later. 

It has teamed up with waste contractor, Veolia to deter criminal fly tippers and educate residents on how to safely dispose of waste.

While Kingston has one of the fewest fly tip report levels in London, hotspots have been identified and are being monitored.

Fly tipping is illegal and carries a variety of penalties including unlimited fines or even a custodial sentence if convicted in court.

They have released 10 simple tips to ensure your bike remains safe and secure.

A highly effective deterrent is getting the frame security marked and registered with bikeregister.com.

They also recommend you record details such as frame number, take photos and use D locks to double lock your bike through the frame and wheels.

It was rescued by the Swan Sanctuary after swallowing a barbed fishing Hook and needed surgery to remove it.

Royal Parks police say this is one of the reasons why they engage with those fishing in the park and ask those without a permit to leave.

It’s hoped the swan will make a full recovery.

The clink restaurant, which also operates out of HMP Highdown in Sutton, provides prisoners with an opportunity to gain new skills and qualifications in catering and horticulture. 

He says he's been able to learn new skills - and boost his prospects ahead of his release:

Think Malawi works across the country of Malawi supporting educational projects.

In one area, Nkhata Bay, only 7% of women receive a primary education and only 6% of men graduate from secondary school.

Volunteer Andrew Baker from Teddington explains how funding raised is supporting them:

It could also drive down the 18-billion pounds a year that's spent on repeated crime.

The initiative, which already runs out of HMP Highdown in Sutton, was launched by The Clink Charity in 2009 and will now be offered to a further 70 sites over the next three years.

Prisons Minister, Alex Chalk, explains the benefits:

The Belgium striker scored on his return to the club in their 2-nil win at Arsenal in the Premier League.

Tuchel says Lukaku is a special player for many reasons:

Part of a plant room of the second floor of the building was damaged by fire. There were no reports of any injuries.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The former world number one only dropped two games in the match - winning 6-2, 6-love.

The three-time grand slam champion had been due to play Nick Kyrgios but the Australian pulled out with a knee injury.

Murray will play Frances Tiafoe next.

It’s after officers received reports of men trying to open vehicle doors in Riversdell Close in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The men were caught on CCTV footage which police have released.

You can view the images on our Radio Jackie website.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact police on 101.

The accident occurred between a pedestrian and cyclist on Saturday the 17th of July on the Royal Ballet School Road.

The cyclist is described as a white female, aged in her late 20’s to early 30’s with dark brown hair.

She was in the company of a male cyclist described as white and around the same age.

Anyone with any information on their whereabouts is urged to contact police on 101.

On Saturday, officers arrested a male in connection with a burglary in Richmond.

The suspect was linked to the incident back in March via DNA.

Later on in Isleworth, police arrested another person following a vehicle stop in Worton Gardens for illegal entry.

Police are appealing for witnesses after the accident on the northbound carriageway near Stanecroft Care Home around 1.40pm.

The road was closed while the motorcyclist was airlifted to hospital with serious leg injuries.

Anyone with any information or dashcam footage is urged to contact police.

It'll be offered to an extra 70 sites over the next three years, there’s already one running at HMP Highdown in Sutton.

It's to help further cut reoffending rates - with those involved now a third less likely to.

Chris Moore - who's the CEO of The Clink Charity which runs the initiative - says it's important the public sees how it works.

The Prime Minister’s promised to help up to 20,000 people as part of a resettlement scheme.

Cllr Caroline Kerr’s said, “we are committed to providing a safe and welcoming place for vulnerable people coming to the UK.”

Kingston was among the first councils to commit to the resettlement scheme for refugees from Syria, in 2015.

The current PSPO which ends in March, was put in place to address concerns around protests and vigils outside the Clinic.

Although there have been no breaches since, councillors are keen for the protection order to be extended.

Cllr Gareth Roberts said, “It is important that people are allowed to access the clinic without being intimidated or distress being caused.”

The consultation runs until Monday the 30th of August.

You can find the link to it here.

 54 year Preeti Dudakia from Purley took part in the SOLO-1 trial at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.

The trial was a National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) study which tested if patients benefitted from taking Olaparib, a drug that targets inherited genetic faults in cancerous tumours.

Preeti explains how the trial worked for her.

8 new recruits will be joining Surrey Fire and Rescue. 

This follows on from the 34 who passed out at the end of last month. 

The event will be livestreamed on Facebook from 1.30. 

on Brentford High Street have unearthed artefacts including a coin dating back to Roman times.

The Museum of London Archaeology was brought in to identify and assess the archaeological interest of the site of the new development.

Among the other finds were two 17^th century cellars and hearths believed to be Roman in date.

Brentford Block D which will include 96 council rent homes is part of Hounslow’s programme to build 5-thousand new homes in the borough by 2022.

Police were called to Clarence Street on Saturday morning after reports of a disturbance there.

When officers arrived at about 3.45am they found a 22-year-old man suffering from stab wounds.

He was taken to hospital where he later died.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

An 18-year-old has also been arrested on suspicion of murder.

A crime scene remains in place and police are appealing for information.

Council leader Ravi Govindia said, “Wandsworth is ready to play its part in welcoming people displaced from Afghanistan into the borough.”

Meanwhile the council is asking residents, businesses or other landlords who could offer a property for new arrivals to rent register their details.

They were suspended during the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns.  

Tariffs of £2 for one hour or a day rate of £12 will apply.

Parking will still be free for Blue Badge holders who have pre-registered and overnight for parents of children admitted.

 It’s after it closed during the pandemic.

Towering 18 metres above the ground, the Treetop Walkway offers visitors a chance to explore Kew’s arboretum from above.