The men’s game was a much more closely contested affair with the Army beating the Navy 35-27 to take the Babcock Trophy.

Doncaster and Crewe are also relegated.

While MK Dons, Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland and Wycombe will contest the League One play-offs.

Wigan have won the title after beating Shrewsbury 3-nil on the final day of the season to secure promotion to the Championship.

Rotherham are also going up thanks to a 2-nil victory at Gillingham, who have been relegated.

Meanwhile Liverpool have beaten Newcastle 1-nil to keep their Premier League title bid alive.

Crystal Palace came from behind to win 2-1 at Southampton.

Sutton lost 4-1 to Bradford in their League Two encounter at Gander Green Lane.

While Hampton and Richmond Borough went down 3-nil at Havant and Waterlooville in the National League South.

Officers were called to both stations just after 7am on Thursday following reports that a large number of protesters were gluing themselves to the pumps, to forecourt signs and to vehicles.

Significant damage was caused to the pumps on both forecourts.

Bail conditions for the four include not being able to enter Surrey.

Twenty-seven others are still under investigation.

Last month the High Court found officers breached the rights of the event's organisers, with its handling of the planned event on Clapham Common last March.

The force said in a statement that the appeal is about the decisions and communications with organisers beforehand.

The Premier League club is working with the Children’s Book Project to take donations of preloved books that children have outgrown, or which parents may wish to give away.

Deposit boxes have been placed outside the Brentford FC superstore and at Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub.

They’ll be there until Saturday May 7^th.

The properties are currently being vetted to make sure they are suitable. 

7 Ukrainians have already settled into the borough, living with four families.

Ashford Youth Club will also be hosting a Ukrainian Support Group, every Wednesday from 5.30 to 7pm starting next week.  

Cubs and Beavers from the 10th Fulham Scout Group have been volunteering with charity, The Smile Brigade.

The children, all aged six to 10, volunteered at the Clem Attlee Community Hall, packing groceries and hot meals for delivery. 

The Cubs packed more than 400 meals and 100 grocery bags in total;  food that The Smile Brigade delivers free of charge.

The legitimate scheme offers a one-off £150 rebate to those living in homes in council tax Bands A to D.

However, reports suggest fraudsters are using this as a way to try and obtain sensitive personal information.

Recent instances involve cold callers contacting residents offering to process the payment if they reveal their bank details. 

The council says it will never ask for bank details by phone or email. 

Youngsters were given a brief of creating work that encompasses the college’s core ethos of diversity and inclusivity.

The aim is to prepare them for tasks in a professional capacity once they leave education. 

The works, by Level 3 Fine Art students, will remain on the new campus building’s walls.

Today marks the end of National Stalking Awareness Week.

It’s run annually by East Sheen based charity, The Suzy Lamplugh Trust.

Its aim is to raise awareness of the effect of stalking, focusing on different issues related to the crime.

This year’s theme is ‘Bridging the Gap’ which highlights the crucial role that Independent Stalking Advocates play.

These are trained specialists who provide victims with expert advice and support during times of crisis.

In Surrey, the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Office has provided funding for two Stalking Advocates and their associated training. 

Funding has also been provided for three stalking advocacy training workshops delivered by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust to wider staff. 

Chris Grayling has been responding to residents about the time frame for the site proposed at Belmont. 

He says the pandemic has delayed proceedings but understands that a planning application is due in the coming months. 

Under the proposals, six major services, including A&E, would relocate out of Epsom and St Helier hospitals to the new site. 

GPs are offering most appointments through video and telephone consultations, but face to face consultations are offered if necessary.

However, we’re also being told to only use 999 for emergencies such as blackouts, serious injuries, strokes, and chest pain.

Lead GP for Merton, Dr Vasa Gnanapragasam, says “despite the NHS being extremely busy”, they’re still working to administer COVID-19 jabs.

The “Wolf of Wimbledon”, Jeffrey Revell-Reade, was convicted in 2014 for £70m worth of boiler room fraud.

The Serious Fraud Office has worked with partners in Madrid to settle a luxury penthouse in the Costa Del Sol to recoup his gains.

After being informed of the compensation, a victim said “I dropped a tear” and that the fraud “continues to have an impact on my life”.

The owner of petrochemicals giant Ineos held discussions with the club's officials yesterday.

The shortlist of potential owners is down to three with Ratcliffe alongside two American consortiums.

It's after Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagluica was told his proposal to take over at Stamford Bridge was unsuccessful.

The National Trust now owns 20 Forthlin Road in Liverpool, which was Paul McCartney’s childhood home. 

‘The Forthlin Sessions’ will see unsigned music artists given the chance to visit, write, and perform there.

Those over 18 who are interested, need to apply before midnight tomorrow via The National Trust’s website. 

20 year old Byron Whyne has been jailed for 28 years after being found guilty on the 14th April.

Damarie Roye was attacked as he cycled along Bensham Manor Road on the afternoon of July the 9th last year.

The court heard that Whyne was jealous of Damarie as he was friends with a girl who Whyne had been in a relationship with.

He was found guilty of transferring hundreds of thousands of pounds from his business account and failing to declare other assets.

Reporter Charlotte Lomas has been listening to the Judge, Deborah Taylor hand down the sentence:

The full-back's suffered with injury throughout the campaign, while Ben Chilwell's missed most of it too.

Tuchel feels his side would be much closer to challenging Manchester City and Liverpool for the title if that wasn't the case.

The three-time Wimbledon tennis champion's been convicted of four charges - each carrying a maximum term of seven years behind bars.

He was found guilty earlier this month of transferring hundreds of thousands of pounds from his business account, and failing to declare a property in Germany.

The offence was reported to have happened in September in Lambeth while the officer was off duty.

PC Ireland Murdock, who is attached to the Central North Command Unit, was arrested in January. 

He’s currently suspended from duty.

Each offence under the Insolvency Act carries a maximum sentence of seven years imprisonment.

The six-time grand slam winner was accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets, including two Wimbledon trophies, to avoid paying debts.

He was acquitted earlier this month of a further 20 counts.

The donation has been made by charity Walk the Walk to cancer support charity Penny Brohn UK. 

The money will be used to continue services such as one to one online doctor support and phone counselling. 

Streatham resident Jenna Dance was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 35; she explains why grants like this are so important.

 Chris Grayling says additional trains on the Southern route from Epsom to London Bridge have been promised.

He says he’s pushing for additional trains from Ewell West, Stoneleigh and Worcester Park at peak times on SWR. 

Mr Grayling says crowding is becoming an issue and the service after 8am is “much too thin.” 

The drivers based in Thornton Heath, Norwood and Croydon are due to walk out for 24 hours on 11th May.

Further industrial action is also planned for 16th May.

An Arriva spokesperson said the firm was "deeply disappointed" by the strike action.

Shadow’s owners couldn’t afford the expensive vet bills, so they signed her over to the charity.

She’ll remain in the care of the RSPCA hospital until she’s fit and healthy, when she’ll move to a rehoming centre.

The charity says to “consider the potential vet costs” before taking on an animal.

The Prime Minister has accused the authority during Prime Ministers Questions of spending £27,000 on the flags after the referendum.

Councillor Stephen Cowan has written to the PM saying, “this is not true”.

He explained, banners advertising the government's EU Settlement Scheme cost £27,000 but they were paid for by the government.

The group would send letters to people, telling them a relative had passed away and they would inherit the assets.

Millions of dollars worth of fraud has already been identified.

Further suspects in the scam operation were arrested in Spain and Portugal, and the group will be extradited to the US.

According to research by Europcar, 29% of drivers in the South East of England are unaware that cyclists can cycle in the centre of a lane.  

12% also don’t realise they have to give way to pedestrians waiting to cross or who are crossing a junction.

Falling foul of the new rules of the Code can result in a fine, penalty points or even disqualification.

Officers want to speak to him in connection with an incident involving criminal damage on Saturday 26th March on Hanger Lane.

You can view the image of him on our Radio Jackie website.

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

Sanctioned Russian owner Roman Abramovich is demanding the cash to add to the fund for a new foundation, set up to support victims of the Ukraine war.

He won't receive any funds from the sale - which could now be worth more than 2-and-a-half billion pounds.

Tuchel played under the interim United boss in the German third division at SSV Ulm.

Ahead of their first meeting as managers, the Chelsea boss has shared one team talk of Rangnick's he'll never forget.

Just Stop Oil supporters smashed display glass and covered pumps in spray paint in the early hours of this morning.

Officers have now cleared the forecourt of protesters but there is currently no fuel available there.

Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend has condemned the actions, calling them ‘selfish and unacceptable’.

Anthony Marshall was killed when the old Woolworths in Gladstone Road collapsed in the aftermath of a fire in 1981.

The Red Plaque scheme aims to commemorate firefighters who have died in the line of duty close to where they were killed. 

Andy Fullerlove is a former firefighter at Wimbledon; he’s created a memorial garden to him. 

It’s won the EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture: the Mies van der Rohe Award.

The building is one of only three UK projects ever to have won it. 

Town House is the latest addition to an elite line up of 16 European buildings to have received the accolade since its launch in 1987.

Crews were called just before 4.30 this morning to Uxbridge Road.

Three people were evacuated from flats above who were affected by smoke, but there were no reports of any injuries.

It’s believed to have been accidental, and caused by self-heating laundered fabrics which had been tumble-dried.

The Police force has sent us these details following the arrests of 8 people. 

"Further arrests are likely to be made throughout the day as officers with specialist removal equipment are working to ensure that all protesters are removed safely, after a number of them glued themselves to pumps and signs on the petrol station forecourts. One of them has also glued himself to the top of a lorry. Officers with specialist removal equipment are also at both service stations and are working to ensure that all protesters are removed safely, after a number of them glued themselves to pumps and signs on the petrol station forecourts. One of them has also glued himself to the top of a lorry.

Officers were called to Clacket Lane Services around 7.02am following reports that a group of protesters had turned up. A further call was received around 7.06am that protesters were on site at Cobham Services petrol station and were damaging the pumps.

The pumps have all been switched off and motorists were diverted away from both service stations.

We appreciate the considerable disruption this is causing and we are working as quickly as we can to remove the protesters safely from the site and allow both petrol stations to re-open.

Please bear with us while we continue to deal with these ongoing incidents."

They can move closer to securing a Premier League top four place with a victory this evening.

Their opponents have lost their last two matches and sit 7th in the table.

But Tuchel says that doesn't make beating them any easier.

John Fisher school is currently closed due to staff shortages.

The Archdiocese of Southwark recommended that Simon James Green not speak, and sacked the governors when they voted against that.

Dr Hughes, Diocesan Schools Commissioner, says some events “fall outside the scope of what is permissible in a Catholic school” and they must act within their “well known theological and moral precepts”.

He’s been speaking ahead of his own tour, An Audience with Anton Du Beke, which is coming to Richmond Theatre next month. 

The much-loved dancer has been filling in for judge Bruno Tonioli, who is working in America, for the last two years. 

Anton says Strictly is in his blood.  

Campaigners from Just Stop Oil began action at around 7am at Cobham and Clacket Lane Services, blocking the way to the petrol area.

Footage shows them breaking glass and spraying paint on the pumps.

 The American pharmaceutical giant almost doubled its annual revenue to $81.3bn last year. 

Campaigners from the People’s Vaccine Alliance will deliver the letter to Pfizer’s UK headquarters in Tadworth today.    

Several of them are from families bereaved by COVID-19, which they says is as a result “of lack of vaccine access.” 

We’ve contacted Pfizer for comment. 

Christopher Freeman launched the fundraiser in 1992 and it has amassed over £500,000 for The Children’s Trust so far.

Liam Byrne is currently trying to raise £5,000 via GoFundMe from the sale of his single Listen for Ukraine. 

He explains what will happen next. 

First choice centre backs Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christiansen are both leaving at the end of the campaign.

But the club can't offer new contracts or sign new players until a sale is completed because of sanctions on Russian owner Roman Abramovic.

Tuchel insists whatever happens, they'll be competitive.

Liam Byrne is currently trying to raise £5,000 via GoFundMe from the sale of his single Listen for Ukraine. 

He explains what will happen next. 

She was walking her dog at around 3.30pm on the 17th of April, when the man began following her.

He put his arms around her shoulders against her will and repeatedly patted her back.

He’s described as middle eastern, in his 40s, around 5ft 4 inches tall, and anyone with information is asked to contact Runnymede Police.

 The news from the Wimbledon based union comes in response to the announcement that EE has now become the flagship brand of BT.

All future marketing will be based on the EE name.

The CWU says it will defend the “hard-fought terms and conditions” of workers throughout BT Consumer’s divisional merger into EE.

Liam Byrne hopes that by releasing Listen for Ukraine, he’ll smash his £5,000 target.

He tells us he’s been so moved by the images coming out of the country over the last few months, he had to help. 

Police were called to Gridwood Road just before midnight.

The boy was attended by ambulance crew on the scene and taken to hospital where he remains in a life-threatening condition.

His next of kin have been informed.

Enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances and anyone with any information is asked to call 101. 

Musicians including Kenney Jones from The Small Faces are performing at Esher Theatre.

Money raised will go to the Red Cross Ukrainian Crisis Appeal. 

A second concert is being held at the venue tomorrow after tonight sold out within days of the tickets being released. 

13 others were also injured when the ride came off its tracks and crashed backwards into other carriages. 

The Big Dipper manager and engineer were subsequently tried for and acquitted of manslaughter and the funfair shut its doors.

Liz Haigh-Reeve was celebrating her 15th birthday with her best friend Alison who died.

She wants a permanent memorial erected at the site. 

Last Wednesday, police saw a car make off on Hansen Close.

He was arrested for offences including possession of cannabis and going equipped to steal, and not having insurance.

Police are thanking the public for their help with the case.

The Brentford based pharma firm has reported a 39 percent rise in operating profits - to 2-point-6 billion pounds.

Sales of Shingrix more than doubled thanks to strong demand in the US and Germany.

Bulgaria says it'll also be affected after continuing to pay Russian state-owned Gazprom in currencies other than roubles, which Vladimir Putin wanted.

It's seen as part of a wider row with Europe over the war in Ukraine, and Polish officials want countries to reduce their energy dependence on Moscow.

Esher MP Dominic Raab agrees.

Having already secured a return to the top-flight, Marco Silva's side remain in pole position to lift the trophy but they failed to get the win they needed at Craven Cottage.

The Fulham boss says they only have themselves to blame for the result.

The brigade was called yesterday just after 8.30 to Kingston Road.

The ground floor, first floor, and roof of a terraced house were destroyed, and a man was taken to hospital.

We’re being reminded to use fireguards to protect against flying embers, and keep clothing and fabric well away. 

The gardening event is making its return next month.

The monarch has been the Royal Horticultural Society's royal patron since 1952.

They’ve set up digital helpdesks to support members of the public with technology queries. 

They’re issuing basic software and hardware advice as well as assisting with issues on personal devices like laptops. 

The free sessions are being held once a week.

Although it was built over a year ago, the COVID pandemic meant it couldn’t be put to use.  

The original cricket pavilion in the recreation ground was destroyed by a fire in 2016.

These residents say the new one will bring the community closer together. 

Christopher Freeman launched the fundraiser in 1992 and it has amassed over £500,000 for The Children’s Trust so far.

Between 10 and 20 pence from the sale of doughnuts at participating bakeries between May the 7th and 15th will go to the Trust. 

Christopher says the sweet treat fundraiser still has a place, even in today’s health-conscious society. 

It’s believed to have taken place just before 11.30pm on March 18th on Hearnville Road.

Police say they want to speak to a potential witness.

Brent Mullan from Gravesend is accused of five counts of robbery, and five counts of possessing an imitation firearm.

His first target was a bookies on Sutton High Street in early April, with further targets in Lee, Norwood Junction, and Crayford.

The exhibition hosts five pieces designed by Peter Carl Fabergé, including the Faberagé egg, which has a rose-cut diamond clasp.

Only a few dozen eggs were created by the jeweller, one of them sold for around £20million in 2014.

The National Trust property is now home to one of the largest group of Fabergé objects in the UK, according to the charity.

Forty-one year old Helen Anderson from Finsbury Park in north London, was discovered last August.

52 year old Dane Messam has been jailed for at least 23 years.

Surrey Police says Ms Anderson had been in an on-and-off relationship with him before she died.

And he is not alone – the All-England club has confirmed that competitors will not require a jab to play. 

Former British player Barry Cowen says it’s a good thing.

Players including Russian world number two Daniil Medvedev have been able to continue competing on tour as neutral athletes.

But chairman of the All England Club, Ian Hewitt says the UK government's guidance on the war in Ukraine gave the tournament no other alternative.

Players won't be required to be jabbed to compete at the All-England club.

The world tennis number one was deported from Australia in January after a row over his vaccination status.

The site is part of a  waste transfer station on Transport Avenue.

Part of a single-storey industrial unit containing household waste is alight. 

The cause of the fire is not known at this time. 

The radio presenter's facing claims of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour over 25-years to 2017.

It follows an investigation by the BBC and the Guardian.

The 64-year-old is a patron at Radio Feltham at Feltham Young Offenders’ Institution. 

He strenuously denies the allegations.

Police were called to London Road just before midday following reports of an accident between a van and a pedestrian.

The air ambulance took the man, in his 40s, to hospital.

There have been no arrests and enquires continue.

Bosses say demand for travel remains "very volatile" and its financial losses during Covid are now above £4bn.

The airport thinks passenger numbers in 2022 will return to around 65% of what they were before the pandemic.

Emergency crews were called just after 8.30 this morning to Kingston Road.

A man left the building before the brigade arrived, and has been taken to hospital.

The cause is unknown at this stage, and while the fire is now out, crews are expected to stay on site throughout the afternoon.

The teen from Cobham is accused of sending a communication conveying a threatening message to Esher Church of England High School.

Police were called at around 11.15am yesterday, but found nothing of concern there.

Detective Inspector Chris Friday says “the students in particular behaved extremely well and dealt with the incident calmly”.

The spree began on the fourth of April in Sutton High Street, before moving into Norwood Junction and Crayford.

On each occasion, a man left with cash, and no injuries were reported.

The 51-year-old was taken into custody yesterday on suspicion of five counts of robbery.

It’s currently deer birthing season in Richmond and Bushy Parks and visitors are being asked to keep their distance and their dogs on leads. 

However, a group of people were filmed touching the deer and feeding them at Pen Ponds on Sunday afternoon. 

Royal Parks asks visitors to stay at least 50 metres away from the wild animals and to never touch or try to feed them.  

 The River Graveney, which runs from Croydon to South Wimbledon, was the subject of 150 sewage spillages in 2020 alone.

GMB National Secretary Andy Prendergast tells Jacqui Kerr the public deserves clean water.

A Thames Water Spokesperson says: 

“Our aim will always be to try and do the right thing for our rivers and for the communities who love and value them. 

We regard all discharges of untreated sewage as unacceptable and will work with the government, Ofwat and the Environment Agency to accelerate work to stop them being necessary and are determined to be transparent. 

We recently launched our river health commitments which includes a 50% reduction in the total annual duration of spills across London and the Thames Valley by 2030, and within that an 80% reduction in sensitive catchments. 

We have a long way to go – and we certainly can’t do it on our own – but the ambition is clear.”

Police were called just before 7pm yesterday to the Everest Road area.

The 16-year-old boy was found with stab wounds, but his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

The unprecedented request has been put to the three parties bidding to buy the Premier League side with current owner Roman Abramovich wanting assurances about the future governance at Stamford Bridge.

He's selling the club after being sanctioned.

The ownership guarantee would be incorporated in the sale contract, making it legally enforceable.

A report in the Mail on Sunday suggested she'd crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract the prime minister in Parliament.

The PM's apparently told her the claim was not in his name, after she called it desperate and perverted.

Speaking to Jackie News in Kingston this morning, Labour’s Emily Thornberry said it’s absurd. 

Police were called to Leslie Grove Place just before 6.30pm following reports a man had been stabbed.

Officers found a 39-year-old dead at the scene.

Three men arrested at the time have all been released on bail.

Anyone with information should contact police on 101.

The Germany international will leave Stamford Bridge when his contract expires in June.

Chelsea are heavily restricted due to sanctions imposed on owner Roman Abramovich and Tuchel says that means it's going to be even tougher to replace the defender.

40 firefighters were called on Saturday evening to a blaze on Dealtry Road where two first floor flats and half of the roof was damaged.

The Brigade was called at 17:07 and the fire was under control by 1854. 

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

Armed officers are outside Esher C of E High School in More Lane.

Students and staff remain inside the building at this time. 

Updated 4:30pm:

The majority of staff and students at Esher C of E High School have now left the premises following reports of a concern for safety earlier this morning.

Officers attended at 11.15am following reports of a suspicious phone call. 

No weapons have been found, contrary to reports on social media, and no one has been arrested at this time although enquiries continue. 

He broke the record for most goals in a Championship season last month, when he scored his 32nd and 33rd against Peterborough.

His teammate Harry Wilson was shortlisted, who’s contributed 16 assists and 10 goals himself.

The duo have been instrumental in securing promotion to the premier league.

A report in the Mail on Sunday suggested she'd crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract the prime minister in Parliament.

The PM's apparently told her the claim was not in his name, after she called it desperate and perverted.

Conservative minister and Croydon South MP Chris Philp says he was appalled at the story.

Police were called on Wednesday, at around 8.45am, to the alley between Burton Road and Wellington Road.

The suspect is described as white, in his 20s, with tanned skin, and 5ft 5 inches tall.

There have been no arrests so far.

The defender missed their 1-nil Premier League win against West Ham through injury and is out of contract at the end of the season.

Chelsea are heavily restricted due to sanctions imposed on owner Roman Abramovich.

Tuchel admits that finally decided Rudiger's future.

The organisation says its “significant volunteering numbers and scale of impact” made it a clear winner.

Maddi Sweetman, from the club, says “it’s brilliant that we’ve managed to get the award in the first year that we’ve really been out there creating the action projects”.

The Dons Local Action Group has organised food banks, and helped kids get online to continue their education at home.

It comes after environmental campaigners have led calls to deter flying as they claim it has a toxic impact on the environment.

The government-backed initiative hopes to make hydrogen-powered aircrafts a way of creating zero emission flights between 2025 and 2035. 

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps wants to find ways to make families travel ‘guilt free’. 

He blamed the Stamford Bridge pitch for mistakes in the mid-week defeat to Premier League top four rivals Arsenal.

Tuchel believes it's the reason why they've felt more comfortable playing on the road in this campaign.

The National Police Air Service was deployed, with the man later found by a police dog.

He was reportedly hiding in a garden and was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, being equipped to steal and drug offences.

Amy Lamé was appointed the role in 2016 and is tasked with ensuring London thrives as a 24-hour city.

She was shown around Richmond after dark and spoke to business owners about issues concerning the nighttime economy.

Ms Lamé also holds regular Night Surgeries to allow her to hear directly from Londoners about their experience of the capital at night.

To mark “Stop Food Waste Day” on Wednesday, national charity BanktheFood has launched its #WasteNot campaign.

It’s asking shoppers to reduce food waste by swapping an item from their weekly shop and donating it to a food bank.

Marie, a volunteer at Wandsworth Foodbank, says anyone can find themselves having to use one.

The national campaign, run by the charity Plantlife, sees areas of grass left to grow wild.

The aim is to encourage pollinators such as bees to return to urban areas. 

22 public parks and open spaces in Wandsworth will be left untouched for the month.

The town is undergoing pavement washing and bin cleaning.

The service cannot be performed between November and March because of weather conditions.

The process is done annually and is not connected with the Covid pandemic.