Firefighters rescued a woman who was taken to hospital.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

 The victim was found in the ground floor extension of the house in sandpiper Road. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

It took an hour for four fire engines and 25 firefighters to put out the blaze, after the alarm was raised shortly after 11pm.

Footage of the incident shared on TIK-Tok has been viewed more than 400 thousand times.

The man, who was searched under the misuse of drugs act, eventually went on his way when nothing was found.

In a statement police said the man had been wearing several layers of clothing despite the warm weather, and he’d refused to cooperate with them.

They said the footage, taken last Wednesday, showed only a small part of the incident and asked people not to rush to judgement.

The first treey in a special copse was planted last week by the borough’s GreenSpace 360 team.

When fully grown the Liquid Amber will be around fifteen metres tall and will be the focal point of an area providing all-year round colour and shade.

The event, which lasts until tomorrow has been organised by the Wildlife Trusts. It’s intended to raise awareness of the reasons for the decline in hedgehog numbers in recent years.

Each sculpture found will contain information about how climate change and loss of habitat is affecting the species and hew people can help them survive.

You can find a link to an interactive trail at the link below.

https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/returnofthehedgehogs

Called “Thanks for Asking”, it aims to promote good mental health among students and staff at the school.

The first episode focuses on social media, and Tik Tok in particular. 

The youngsters have been discussing ways to set boundaries regarding the platform. 

Walter Halycz saw the Nazi invasion of his country and was detained in a Prisoner of War camp for four years.

Noel Hollingsworth is now hoping to raise £1,000 for UNICEF to help modern refugees.

If you want to support Noel, you can click on the link here which will take you to his Just Giving page. 

The Ha-Ha near the Old Deer Park Sports ground is currently prone to fly-tipping.

Volunteers from the Thames Landscape Strategy are partnering with Habitats and Heritage to hopefully create a “unique area.”

The path will be cleared, a natural retaining wall added, the existing wet woodlands expanded, and a reed bed added to capture carbon.

50 hedgehog sculptures have been placed around the borough to be discovered with the help of an interactive map. 

50% of the prickly creatures have been lost in rural areas since the turn of the millennium.

The hide and seek is taking place this weekend and the maps can be downloaded via wildlifetrusts.org 

A 31 year old was found with facial injuries at 20:10 on Boston Manor Road and was taken to hospital and later arrested on suspicion of GBH.

A 32-year-old man self-presented at hospital with a stab wound, he remains stable and has also been arrested on suspicion of GBH.

Police are urging any witnesses or anyone with information on this incident to contact them on 101.

It’s after some people have reported concerns about racing.

Outer Parks Sergeant, Peter Sturgess says it is a problem, and not one just reported by walkers. 

It’s after residents voted last year for a change in how the council is run. 

The majority voted for an elected mayor, which is a change from the current leader and cabinet model. 

It’s after some people have reported concerns about racing.

Outer Parks Sergeant, Peter Sturgess says it is a problem, and not one just reported by walkers. 

A 31 year old was found with facial injuries at 20:10 on Boston Manor Road and was taken to hospital and later arrested on suspicion of GBH.

A 32-year-old man self-presented at hospital with a stab wound, he remains stable and has also been arrested on suspicion of GBH.

Police are urging any witnesses or anyone with information on this incident to contact them on 101.

Work to secure its provenance is now underway. 

Sebastian Edwards is Head of Collections at Historic Royal Palaces.

He says, if it’s what is appears to be, it’s a find of historical significance.  

Police were called yesterday just after 3pm.

A man in his 30s later admitted himself to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, which are believed to be as a result of the fight.

In a video shared online, somebody can be seen attacking somebody in a motorbike helmet, then run off.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

Kyrell Matthews was left with 41 rib fractures when he died in October 2019.

Kemar Brown was convicted of his murder - while the boy's mother Phylesia Shirley will serve 13 years for manslaughter.

Reporter Shamaan Freeman-Powell's at the Old Bailey.

Epsom Hospital is being used by the NHS for people needing cataracts operations, which do not require overnight stays. 

Health bosses say it has proved so successful that waiting times are now on track to return to normal levels pre-COVID.

Officers say, despite complaints about some cyclists going faster than the 20 mph speed limit for car drivers, it’s not beneficial. 

Outer Parks Sergeant Peter Sturgess explains why.

Lord Coe is also involved in the consortium led by Broughton.

The Ricketts family, who own the Chicago Cubs baseball team, are also expected to be in the running.

Police were called just after 11:30 to London Road at the junction with Langdale Avenue to reports a cyclist had been knocked over.

The vehicle also collided with a building and street furniture.

Police are asking that drivers avoid the area as the road is likely to be closed for some time.

We’ll have a full travel update in 20 minutes time.

Earlier this month, the company was heavily criticised and handed a £23.5m penalty.

It concealed more than £25m of funding for its Southeastern franchise, which should have been returned to the taxpayer.

Last week prosecutors approved charges against the 49 year-old, who was an officer with the Metropolitan police.

It's alleged the incidents took place in the Swanley area in January and February last year.

An antiques dealer has handed in a carving of a crowned Falcon, which was Queen Anne Boleyn’s heraldic symbol. 

It appears to match other carvings installed in the ceiling of The Great Hall which is over 60 feet high.  

Head of Collections, Sebastian Edwards, says because of this, it may be a while before the Falcon’s true provenance can be determined. 

He says his mission now is to help other dual nationals, still detained in Iranian prison.

Among those still there is Morad Tabhaz from Hammersmith, who was released briefly but reimprisoned, and has since gone on hunger strike.

He arrived home - alongside fellow British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe last week - after spending five years in prison for spying which he denied.

The retired engineer says he isn't sure whether he'll accept the Prime Minister's invitation - suggesting there may be a "bit of opportunism involved in it".

It happened at around 2.40pm yesterday.

The car was stopped shortly afterwards and the woman was unharmed.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

The fire broke out at a detached house on St Augustin’s Avenue just before midday.

The second-floor roof conversion was completely destroyed, as well as part of the first and ground floor.

The fire was eventually under control just after 3:30pm.

The cause is being investigated.

The organisation says more than 80% of traditional orchards have been lost across England and Wales since 1900.

It has vowed to plant four million blossoming trees across England, Wales and Northern Ireland by 2030.

Areas to receive the trees will include National Trust sites in Morden and Richmond. 

Police were called on Sunday at around 8.15pm to the Two Rivers Retail Park, after the teen was assaulted outside Pizza Hut.

The suspects are described as two teenage girls and one teenage boy, but there were others present who witnessed it.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

It's due to concerns over possible delays the Saudi Media Group would've faced in completing the purchase.

Numerous bids have been submitted after sanctions were imposed on Russian owner Roman Abramovich following the invasion of Ukraine.

The series is based on a fictitious premier league side in Richmond.

It has previously won several accolades at the Emmy's, Critics Choice awards and the Screen Actors Guild.

Now it's won a trophy from the Artios casting awards for the show which features Jason Sudeikis as the football coach.

In January, police attempted to stop 27 year old James O’Neill after he was spotted driving a stolen Mercedes.

He proceeded to ram into two police cars, drove dangerously along the A3 and then fled on foot, but was eventually caught by officers.

Forensics also linked him to two burglaries in West Surrey in July last year.

O’Neill received 3 years behind bars and was handed a 4 and a half year driving ban. 

Two further people were assessed on scene after the blaze on Queen’s Gardens.

The Brigade was called at 1238 and the fire was under control by 1428.

A 25 meter cordon was put in place as a safety precaution whilst two gas cylinders were cooled down.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation. 

In 2020, just over 16,000 staff reported they’d experienced physical violence at work over the past 12 months.

Health leaders met on Monday to discuss the reasons for abuse and preventative measures.

Jacqueline Totterdell, Head of St George’s, Epsom and St Helier, says it’s the actions of a “small but rising group” that needs challenging.

The steam engine will be heading through a number of stations including Staines, Virginia Water, and Woking.

Surrey Police is asking people to take extra care if they are planning to watch as viewing platforms are expected to be extremely busy. 

The use of drones for filming is also prohibited near railway lines. 

The Brigade were called to reports of a blaze on Queens Road.

Part of the rear garden and kitchen of the property has been destroyed by fire.

The cause is unknown at this stage.

There are no reports of any injuries.

Established in 1983, it has enabled a new generation of chefs from Britain to train in the greatest restaurants in the world. 

Kenneth Culhane is head chef at the Michelin starred The Dysart Restaurant Petersham in Ham. 

He won the competition in 2010.

Emergency crews were called this morning at around 7.20 to Armoury Way, at the junction of Ram Street.

Police say investigation work is likely to affect traffic significantly throughout the day.

Seven passengers died when carriages derailed in 2016.

The Office for Rail and Road says the tram operator, and driver Alfred Dorris, will also face health and safety charges.

Last year, an inquest heard the tram derailed on a curve while travelling over twice the speed limit.

Kamil Nowak is taking part in the semi-finals where he will cook Dover Sole and brown shrimp on a spaghetti turban.   

Kamil has been Senior Sous Chef at the Michelin starred The Dysart Restaurant Petersham for the past three years.   

He says he’s ready for today’s challenge, even the dreaded unknown aspect. 

The government's amended the special licence the club's been operating under since the sanctioning of Russian owner Roman Abramovich.

Fans will now be allowed to attend away fixtures along as Chelsea don't receive any revenue.

The club want the profits to be donated to war victims in Ukraine.

The Care Quality Commission visited in November and December. 

Several areas of practices were highlighted, including the provision of emotional support to patients, families and carers. 

It costs Princess Alice £10.1 million each year to provide free care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The queues for immigration control are said to have been over an hour yesterday.

Lord Richard Benyon says he’s “embarrassed that for so many this is the first experience of the UK”.

Heathrow says there’s been an “increase in passengers” and apologised for any inconvenience.

A man has been jailed and fined for stealing parcels in Hounslow.

Police were called in December to Selbourne Avenue, where three packages had been stolen from a communal area.

They were linked to three previous thefts in the same street, and 41-year-old Marcin Piekarski was identified.

He admitted to stealing the items in an interview, and pleaded guilty.

Baron Grey Solicitors is to mark its 100^th year by raising £20,000 for the charity. 

The team will undertake a series of sponsored cycles to raise the cash as part of its centenary year. 

Swan Support was formed in 2015 by a group of volunteers and operates a 24 hour a day rescue and rehabilitation service.

The victim was left with GBH level injuries, including a broken nose. 

50 year old Inge Larsen was arrested and charged on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and has since been released on police bail. 

Police want to speak to four people seen in Burger Max at the same time as the assault, which occurred at 12.15am.

31-year-old Mirko Naramcic was attacked in Maguire Drive last Thursday night. 

No victims were located at the scene, but three men, including Mirko, presented in hospital with what were believed to be stab injuries. 

Mirko died a short time later. 

18 year old Leone Davies is charged with murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

It’s after a number of positive coronavirus cases in the Spurs squad.

A statement released by both clubs says the health and safety of players and staff is paramount.

Defending Champions Chelsea are currently second in the WSL, two points behind leaders Arsenal with a game in hand, while Tottenham are fifth.

Four fifths of them were said to be racially motivated. 

The Council will launch its four-year Hate Crime Strategy in June, which has been created following numerous public consultations. 

It will work to prevent hate crime, provide victim support and develop ways of tackling suspected perpetrators. 

His comments came after the world number one announced her retirement from the sport at just 25-years-old.

The WTA has thanked the world number one on behalf of "every young girl that has looked up to you".

Former British player Johanna Konta says she's as shocked as everyone else considering Barty is still at the top of the game.

31-year-old Mirko Naramcic was attacked in Maguire Drive last Thursday night.

No victims were located at the scene, but three men, including Mirko, presented in hospital with what were believed to be stab injuries.

Mirko died a short time later. 

18 year old Leone Davies is charged with murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

The “Walk and Talk” initiative involves female officers buddying up and conversing with women whilst on patrol in open spaces.

The aim is to get women to discuss their fears about crime and safety. 

Patrols will take place on April the 25th between 1 and 4pm starting outside Kingston Police Station.

Stuart Meaker set off from his home in his own van to deliver clothing, groceries and white goods. 

He’s now making his way along the Polish border, volunteering where needed.

Stuart says there’s a lack of people who speak Ukrainian and Russian who can translate at pop-up visa processing sites. 

He says he was stopped on the way into work, following “a lot of car thefts” in his area of Weybridge.

Eamonn thanked the “two young officers in their 20s”.

40 private offices will be created with room for 500 desks as well as food and drink courts.

A rooftop area offering panoramic views will also open featuring a community-led garden and greenery designed to support wildlife.

The new hub is due to open next year. 

It’s in place for today and tomorrow, according to City Hall.

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, says he wants to charge employers for the number of car parking spaces that are regularly used.

He’s warning of a “crisis of filthy air” in the capital.

She's shared the news in a video posted on Instagram.

The Australian star explains her perspective changed after winning Wimbledon last year.

She says she's excited to chase other dreams.

A signal-controlled pedestrian crossing is being installed to help youngsters at Floreat Academy. 

Costing around £100,000, it is being built in Garratt Lane near the junction with Wardley Street. 

It is part of a wider series of measures to improve safety for children and their parents travelling to and from primary schools.

Jackie’s Josette Lesser joined the royal couple at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith last week to mark the start of preparations. 

Yet John Altman is one of the most prolific composers, conductors and arrangers in history.

He’s now put pen to paper and documented his stellar career in a new book, “Hidden Man.”

He tells Jackie News how he found its title. 

This will take the amount of money they’ve given to £7m.

It’s hoped this phase of the work will take less than a year to complete.

Pedestrians, cyclists, and boats will be able to use the bridge while they take place.

The 22-year-old has been called up to the England squad for the first time, and will be hoping to feature in upcoming friendlies against Switzerland and the Ivory Coast.

Speaking to Palace TV, Mitchell admits it's a huge moment for him.

Surrey Police executed warrants, worked with other forces, and intercepted vehicles, and arrested 19 people.

More than £12,000 was seized, along with 33 mobile phones, and 95 educational visits were made to schools, taxi companies, and landlords.

Detective Superintendent Mark Chapman says they want to “make Surrey a hostile environment for those who seek to exploit the young and the vulnerable”.

This means road sweepers, lawnmowers and other power tools used by contractors carrying out work need to be “green.” 

It’s hoped the switch to electric power will reduce carbon emissions in the borough by 51%. 

It’s also hoped the move will cut down on noise pollution for residents.  

Among them was Justice Secretary and Esher MP Dominic Raab, Michael Gove and Sir Keir Starmer.

26-year-old Ali Harbi Ali was allegedly looking at those who voted on air strikes on Syria.

Sir David was killed during a constituency surgery in Essex.

Ali denies all charges, and the trial continues.

Hundreds of people who'd been wrongly accused of fraud because of a faulty computer system were awarded 43 million pounds in 2019.

But most of it was swallowed up by lawyers' fees.

Small business minister and MP for Sutton Paul Scully, says it's not fair they receive less than those who weren't involved in the case.

25 firefighters were called to the blaze on King Street on Saturday just before quarter to four and it was out around 25 minutes later.

Part of the ground floor shop with flats above was damaged. 

The fire is believed to have been accidental and involved hot works being carried out.

There are no reports of any injuries.

The 31 year old from Twickenham and two other men presented themselves at hospital with stab injuries some time after 11:30pm.

Mirko died a short time later and after a post mortem gave the cause of death as a stab injury.

An 18 year old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody.

Officers were called to an address in Pennington Drive just before 3am after a blue Land Rover Discovery was spotted ablaze. 

The fire spread to another vehicle and to the house but no-one was injured. 

A male suspect in dark clothing is reported to have used an object to smash the window of the vehicle.   

He is then believed to have cycled to Castle Road where he placed his bike in the back of a black estate vehicle before being driven away.

Police used an unmarked HGV lorry and unmarked police cars to detect those on the M25 not in proper control of their vehicle. 

662 people were injured in road traffic collisions last year in Surrey; 24 of these were fatal. 

During a week of action as part of Operation Tramline, 173 vehicles were stopped across Surrey and Sussex. 

This included checks on 115 goods vehicles, of which 43 were HGVs. 

Because of the size of vehicle, these are the ones which could cause the most harm and risk if there is a road traffic collision. 

Officers found that of the 173 vehicles stopped, 105 were for offences related to mobile phone use. 

There were also 49 drivers who were found to not be wearing their seatbelts. 

The Government has confirmed it will pay £2.93million towards the £8.8million stabilisation project already given the go-ahead.

But Sarah Olney says a cost-sharing deal between the Department for Transport and Hammersmith and Fulham Council was proposed last year.

She says the government’s efforts to reopen the bridge, which closed in 2019 due to structural concerns, have been “far below the mark.”

The Treasury says it'll allow sub-postmasters to get the same recognition as those who had their convictions quashed.

Computer glitches wrongly suggested money was missing.

And while £43-million was awarded by the High Court in 2019, members of the group only got a fraction of it.

They included Seema Misra who ran the West Byfleet office. 

The 46 year old was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2010 despite being eight weeks pregnant with her second child.

She spent 4 months at Bronzefield Women’s Prison in Ashford. 

35-year-old Leroy Mitchell was shot at around 5am on the 2nd of October, after leaving a silent disco on Birdhurst road.

Detective Chief Inspector Katherine Goodwin says he went to a number of numbers before the party, so they’re hoping someone will recognise him.

Grant Shapps was told about the job losses - which saw employees made redundant with no notice last week.

Sutton MP Paul Scully, whose brief covers small business, insists he knew nothing about the situation - and explains why his colleague didn't intervene.

West Lodge was built in 1894, and is Grade II* listed, although there are approved plans to redevelop it.

The first floor includes a separate studio apartment, in addition to an en-suite guest bedroom.

Plans for the basement include a cinema room, massage room, and a wine cellar with a tasting room next to it.

On Sunday, at around 4.20am, police were called to a non-residential property.

A 26-year-old, a 21-year-old and an 18-year-old were sent to hospital, but the injuries aren’t deemed to be life changing.

No arrests have been made and enquiries continue.

The midfielder is due to represent his country for the first time since collapsing following a cardiac arrest at last summer's Euros.

Eriksen's starred for Brentford since returning to action last month.

His club boss hopes he can soon just focus on what he enjoys doing.

Andreas Kirsch says he wants to get the 964 homes per year quota set by Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, down. 

Mr Kirsch says the council’s responsibility is to the 3,000 people who are currently on its social housing waiting list. 

But he says this comes into conflict with some developers wanting to build in the borough. 

They’ll shut at the end of the month in line with Government plans to end free-universal testing.   

The sites will be closed for both pre-booked and walk-in appointments and the centres dismantled. 

The council says people still need to take appropriate measures to help curb the spread of COVID as rates have been increasing.

The suspects are described as south Asian men in their 30s or 40s, and of medium and stocky build, one wearing a black beanie hat and dark shirt and trousers.  

Any witnesses are urged to contact police on 101.

 Police have released images of a man they want to speak to in connection with the assault on Sunday 23^rd January at 8:30pm.

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

 The Crystal Palace and Southampton full-backs have been added to the group ahead of friendlies against Switzerland and Ivory Coast at Wembley.

West Brom goalkeeper Sam Johnstone has also been recalled alongside Aston Villa forward Ollie Watkins.

The 43-year-old's been speaking publicly for the first time since her release last week.

She says being reunited with her family after six years was 'precious' - but suggested her freedom wasn't 'complete' while others remain locked up.

Sitting next to her was Roxanne Tahbaz, who says her father, a wildlife documentary maker from Hammersmith, should be home too.

OnBuy Greenhouses found around 750,000 hashtags associated with it.

That’s nearly three times as much as Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania, which is in second place.

The study praised the 50,000 different plants at Kew.

The proposals include a new pavilion at Moormead Rec in St Margaret’s, featuring toilets, a café and sports storage space.

£150,000 has been allocated for the project which has already been approved by the council.  

Friends of Moormead and Moormead Community and Sports Pavillion Charity are working with Richmond Council on it. 

She returned home to London in the early hours of Thursday following six years in jail in Tehran.  

Her initial release on furlough was secured while Dominic Raab was Foreign Secretary in 2020. 

Mr Raab, who is the MP for Esher and Walton, says he really believes Nazanin’s final release could not have come sooner than it did.  

A number of groups put in offers before Friday's deadline, with many promising to give fans a say in how its run.

Roman Abramovich's time as owner appears to be nearing an end after he was sanctioned by the government.

Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin says he's optimistic there'll be a positive resolution.

The High Court said that the force breached the rights of the organisers during the event on Clapham Common.

The Met says “it’s absolutely right that we are held to account” but they need “absolute clarity” on what’s expected of them by law.

Their defence there was no exception for protests in the COVID rules at the time.

Fire crews were called on Saturday to Binns Road, where one dog ran out uninjured, but another was trapped inside.

The brigade says “there were a lot of possessions and clutter inside the house” and that “hoarding means exit routes can become blocked”.

There were no reports of any human injuries, and the animals were looked over by the RSPCA.

Kensington and Chelsea Council has introduced the Key Worker and Intermediate Housing Policy. 

Rental rates will be tied to the lowest London Living Rent and homes will be set aside for those in qualifying professions. 

These include people working in state schools, the NHS and the fire brigade.

Phase one of an inquiry into the fire in 2017 outlined 12 steps, including to change laws around building safety.

Sadiq Khan says none of the recommendations have been completed.

Though the city's Fire Commissioner Andy Roe says they've implemented new 'policies, practices and training.'

Staff at 40 universities, including Royal Holloway in Egham, begin five days of action today, with another 27 next week.

More than 50,000 staff are involved in the action over pay, conditions and pensions.

Over £32,000 has been awarded to 18 creative companies and organisations, some with international acclaim. 

The festival will feature theatre groups, an eco-fashion show and a street party. 

The annual event is being welcomed back to theatres, streets, schools and galleries after two years of social distancing due to the pandemic.

Operational issues were to blame for the chaos which caused cancellation of more than 25 flights on Saturday.

Passengers were left frustrated not knowing what had happened to their baggage or cancelled flights 

The airline has apologised "We know how frustrating this is and our teams are working incredibly hard to return luggage as soon as possible.”

They created a temperature control system, which looked at the root of the problem.

The judges at the Bridges Awards say, “no doubt new techniques have been developed which will be published for use on other bridges”.

Work to stabilise the bridge started at the end of last month.

When the remaining 94 are introduced next month, the authority will have exceeded its original goal, reaching a total of 435.

It’s part of the council’s plans to boost sustainable travel in response to the climate crisis.

The charging points will be spread across 51 different sites in the borough.

It’s launching the ‘Hounslow Care Sector Skills Academy.’ 

Funded by the Government’s Covid Grant Scheme, it will allow people to retrain in the social care sector.

No prior experience is needed.

The authority has switched to a new supplier but says the decision will have big financial implications.

Merton has instead agreed to award a one-year contract to Corona Energy for gas supplies to its public buildings from next month.

These include council offices, libraries, leisure centres and some schools.

Merton is now asking ministers for financial support to help it make up the lost revenue.