She’s met with Vanguard officers, who started patrolling last Autumn to target drivers committing the ‘fatal 5’ offences.

These are inappropriate speed, not wearing a seatbelt, driving under the influence, distracted and careless driving.

Officers use a mix of marked and unmarked vehicles to crack down on those breaking the law behind the wheel.  

The public alerted police to three males stealing the bikes off the rack at the station.

They were arrested and all of the bikes were recovered.

They have been released on bail with conditions as the investigation continues.

Police are urging people to always make sure they have a secure bike lock.

PC Harvinder Dulay is attached to the Central West Command Unit, which covers Westminster, Hammersmith, and Kensington.

A court heard that he sent a number of text messages, emails, and calls to a woman while he was on duty.

He will not face a misconduct hearing, which will be “scheduled as quickly as possible”, according to the Met.

Midfielder Denis Zakaria was the latest to limp off in last night's 2-1 Premier League defeat to Fulham.

The Londoners could field an entire eleven of injured players at the moment.

Potter - who joined from Brighton earlier in the campaign - admits it's a huge concern.

Yesterday, officers chased an 18-year-old down the High Street after he tried to avoid police.

They caught him and conducted a stop a search a found a large quantity of drugs on his person.

Officers also found a large knife, and he was arrested.

14 year old Brian Sasu, from Feltham, had been swimming with friends at Tagg’s Island last July.

But he suffered a neck injury when he jumped off the island’s bridge. 

Dr Anton van Dellen concluded he died by accident "by drowning in association with a traumatic neck injury".

Police are appealing for witnesses of the incident that happened on Sunday afternoon between 4.30 and 4.45pm. 

A male suspect, described as white, bald, of big build with a beard, assaulted the woman after shouting and swearing at her.

It’s believed he was wearing a maroon jacket at the time of the incident.

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

43 year old Paul Campbell was arrested on Wednesday .

Police were called to reports of a man deceased at an address in Dunheved Road West on Christmas Eve. 

A 62-year-old man was found dead at the scene.

The defendant and the victim were known to each other.

The 14 documents were collected by royalist Lillian Boraston and found in a box of family papers by her granddaughter.  

They were written by the then Duke of Windsor’s Private Secretary and date from June 1937, just six months after his historic abdication. 

One letter refers to alleged misinformation in the press, reminiscent of the sentiment in Prince Harry’s current memoir, “Spare.” 

It states: “His Royal Highness wishes me to add that quite apart from rumours in the press, it is not very likely that he would be missing the country which in every possible way, tried to humiliate and misrepresent both himself and the Duchess of Windsor.” 

The Duke had moved to France with his wife, Wallace Simpson. 

The collection is expected to fetch between £300 and £500 at auction at Farleigh Golf Club in Selsdon on February the 8th by auctioneers Catherine Southon Auctioneers. 

A 2-1 win over west London rivals Chelsea has moved them up to sixth in the Premier League after a fourth straight top flight victory.

New signing at Stamford Bridge, Joao Felix, was given a straight red card on his debut.

Silva insists morale in the squad is sky high.

Police in Surrey were called to Gravelly Hill yesterday afternoon, where seven animals were detained.

A second woman was taken to hospital with bites - but we're told her condition is not life-threatening.

The session will take place on Saturday ahead of the home match against Oxford City at Beveree Stadium.

The executive directors will be available to answer questions from 1.30 to 2pm.

Fans attending the match are being encouraged to submit their questions in advance on the club’s website.

The A219 Southbound, stretching from Fulham towards Morden, has been called the worst road in the capital.

The INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard says that people in London were stuck for an average of 156 hours last year.

The peak hour for Fulham Road has been named as 5pm. 

A16-year-old boy exited one of the toilet cubicles and encountered a man committing an indecent act.

Officers have released a CCTV image of the man they’d like to question in connection with the incident last November. 

The hosts have won just once in their 30 previous top flight meetings - a 1-nil success in 2006.

Boss Marco Silva says they're not interested in what's happened in the past.

They've lost six of their last nine matches heading into a west London derby away at Fulham in the Premier League this evening.

Potter says their lengthy injury list has made things difficult.

He’s taking on a full time role as Lineout and Contact Coach, supporting Head Coach Tabai Matson.

Most recently, Wilson served in the role of Head Coach at United Rugby Championship side Glasgow Warriors.

He’s says : “It's a great honour to join a club with the history, prestige and passionate supporter base of Harlequins”.

The scheme is part of an ongoing initiative launched in December 2021 to support early discharges from hospital.

More than 300 patients have been helped to recover at home in that time saving an estimated total of 2,134 bed days.

66% of the patients have been classified as “severely frail” with 88% having four or more chronic conditions like pneumonia and asthma. 

Fourteen health unions have decided they won't participate with the NHS pay review body which recommends future salary increases. 

They say they want ministers to discuss their current industrial dispute first. 

Ambulance workers across England and Wales are on strike today. 

At PMQs, Battersea’s Labour MP, Marsha De Cordova, told the Commons the NHS dispute goes much farther than the frontline. 

 Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he's always been "clear" he wants to have "constructive dialogue" with the trade unions.

Police started an investigation in October after the Premier League footballer tweeted an image he'd received online. 

The 24-year-old suspect will be formally charged with sending a grossly offensive message when he appears before magistrates in Newcastle.

One-way systems are being introduced on Katharine Street and the High Street, which the council says will shorten bus times.

New crossings are being added, and parts of the pavement will be levelled.

A survey has opened on the council’s website, which will last until August.

Sheena Harold helped reinstate the annual Teddington Village Fair in 2013, which has gone on to raise more than £10,000 for charity.

She also helped redesign and replant two public gardens, and was awarded the Richmond Borough Community Award for “outstanding public service”.

Richmond Council Leader Gareth Roberts says “her presence will be sorely missed”.

7.19m people were on waiting lists in November - down from 7.21m the month before.

The number waiting more than a year has also dropped by 4,400 people, to just over 406,000.

Putney MP Fleur Anderson has been to St George’s Hospital in Tooting, and says they’re facing intense pressures.

Shelter says that includes 123,000 children - with around 1,000 calls made to its emergency helpline every day.

In the largest study of its kind, the charity says it's bracing itself for numbers to soar this year as rents and living costs increase.

Ian Harrison sleeps rough in Hammersmith.

That’s despite being handed a four-match ban for a dangerous tackle. 

He'll miss Saracens' next three games against Lyon, Edinburgh and Bristol this month. 

But he will be allowed to play after that if he completes a training course.

Nearly 2,000 workers will walk out over claims Abellio is refusing to enter 'meaningful talks' over wages.

It'll affect a number of routes across south and west London.

Peter and Sara were on the picket lines during the last walkout in December, and tell us why they're taking action.

The funding is part of six national Government pilots.

Croydon has been awarded £800,000 to help fund social carers to go into patients’ homes so they can move out of hospital.    

Bosses say the money will be used to almost halve the amount of time medically well people are spending awaiting discharge.

It will also help to free-up hospital beds so people can be admitted more quickly from A&E to wards.

This will in turn reduce pressure on the emergency department and ambulance staff waiting to hand over. 

The incident happened just before 3am on the 5^th of August, on board an N9 bus towards Hounslow.

A woman got on at Hammersmith, and the suspect is alleged to have sat next to her and sexually assaulted her.

Anyone with information is asked to call 101 and quote 6592/11Jan. You can also provide information to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Orchids 2023 is being described as a “vibrant celebration of colour to brighten up the winter months”.

It is the first time in its history that the festival will celebrate an African nation.

It will focus on the landscapes and native wildlife of Cameroon and will include animal sculptures including towering giraffes.

The annual ‘New Year New Start’ event will be hosted virtually across two sessions on the 25th and 26th.

They’ll offer a series of insights into job and training opportunities from employers and organisations in the borough.

There will also be online sessions with employers and career advisers for those aged 16 to 25.

The campaigners undertook a demonstration last October with a roadblock at Cranford Parkway.

This is the fourth jury trial related to Insulate Britain who are calling for the UK government to insulate Britain’s “cold and leaky homes”.

The jury came to a unanimous not guilty verdict after four hours, with more trials expected until the end of the year.

The council says it is seeking to offset the impact of the cost-of-living emergency.

The funding that the Government is giving Merton for the year ahead assumes an increase of council tax by 3% from April.

But the council has announced that it intends to give all residents living in Band A to D homes a 1% rebate.

CCTV pictures have released pictures of a van which was seen at around 11.20pm on the third of January.

There are reports of attacks on animals and broken double glazed windows.

The force is asking that if you witness anyone using catapults that you contact them on 999 immediately.

Orchids 2023 is being described as a “vibrant celebration of colour to brighten up the winter months”.

It is the first time in its history that the festival will celebrate an African nation.

It will focus on the landscapes and native wildlife of Cameroon and will include animal sculptures including towering giraffes.

It's understood the Premier League team have paid £9 million to take him to Stamford Bridge until the end of the season.

He joined Atletico from Benfica for a club record fee of 120-million pounds in 2019.

It’s after new figures from the charity revealed more than 150,000 people, including children, are recorded as homeless in London.

Sue Cole is from Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness which works to help people off Kingston’s streets.

She says the actual homelessness figures may be much higher.

The i newspaper's been told more disruption could take place - as 25,000 are involved today in staggered walkouts in a row over pay.

No more than half are to stage industrial action, and the most serious calls will be answered.

Daniel Elkeles  the chief executive of the London Ambulance Service, has this message.

On Friday, police received reports that the mature trees on Balham High Road and Upper Tooting Park had been cut down. 

Beautify Balham say it happened at around 2am on Wednesday the 4th of January. 

No suspect has been identified yet, and anyone with information should contact police.

The Putney-based player claimed a 3-set victory over Jiri Lehecka.

Sutton’s Jack Draper is through to the last-eight at the Adelaide International 2 after beating American Tommy Paul in straight sets.

He'll face Karen Khachanov next.

Andy Murray also progressed at the Kooyong Classic in Melbourne, ahead of next week's Australian Open.

The figure, complied from research done by homelessness charity Shelter, includes nearly 74,000 children.  

Sue Cole is from Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness.  

She explains some of the work being done by her charity in the royal borough to help keep people off the streets.   

A survey by the Leatherhead-based Police Federation found morale and treatment from the government are the main factors behind the decision to leave.

More than four in five officers are dissatisfied over pay.

Uranium poses risk to people because it's an essential nuclear element.

The Metropolitan Police says it was seized on the 29th of December - and poses no threat.

There've been no arrests.

Reporter Emma Birchley has shared some of the unverified details relating to the incident.

The Exeter hooker may need surgery after being hurt during the second-half of Saturday's Premiership victory over Northampton.

England kick off the Six Nations under new head coach Steve Borthwick against Scotland at Twickenham on the 4th of February.

23% of young carers say their role has stopped them making friends, and many experience health problems.

Professionals are also being invited to the conference, to learn how they can better support them, and hear directly from them.

It’ll be held at Chessington World of Adventures on the 4th of February.

Firefighters were called to Highfield Road just after 18:10 on Saturday evening to reports of a blaze.

Two adults and four children left the house before the Brigade arrived and there are no reports of any injuries. 

The fire is believed to have been accidental and caused by a bathroom extractor fan.

£863,000 has been awarded by Active Travel England’s Capability and Ambition fund will be invested in more cycle and walking routes.

Cycle training will be expanded to adults, business groups and children who aren’t in education, and the development of ‘Liveable neighbourhoods’.

These are areas that are improved to be more people-centred with schemes such as 20mph zones that make it safer to walk and cycle.

They'll reportedly pay 9 million pounds for the striker to move to Stamford Bridge until the end of the season.

The Portuguese international joimned Atletico from Benfica for a club record 120 million pounds in 2019.

45 year old Christopher Ford and 26 year old Alfred Beswick pleaded guilty before a judge this morning. 

They were given a £100 fine and 12 month conditional discharge respectively. 

37 year old Ben Buse pleaded not-guilty and has been ordered to pay a £150 fine. 

It’s been commissioned by the Norbiton based Fire Brigades’ Union and carried out by the University of Central Lancashire.

Over 10,000 serving and retired firefighters took part in the research, which is around 24% of the UK’s total firefighter workforce.

4.1% of participants have been handed a cancer diagnosis. 

The rate for those aged 35 to 39 diagnosed with cancer is more than 300% higher than in the general population in the same age category. 

Furthermore, the figures show firefighters are at least twice as likely to be diagnosed with cancer if they notice soot in their nose or throat. 

The 4 week annual crackdown also saw five people arrested for failing to supply officers with a specimen for testing. 

52 people were detained on suspicion of drink driving and 76 people on suspicion of drug driving.

The council is thanking those whose tax has gone towards providing warm spaces, foodbanks and community grants. 

Bosses say the response to the crisis has been a “joint effort” across the borough. 

They want the online red umbrella symbol to act as a reminder for people who see it to share useful information with those who can’t. 

Last Friday evening, at around 8.20pm, cash and debit cards were stolen while the owner was out.

It’s believed that a person was jogging past the house on Tattenham Way at the time, who police are also looking to speak to.

Hospital bosses say it will help relieve pressure on the service. 

However, they also say if it’s a real emergency and people do need to go in, they should “be kind to staff” who are working really hard. 

Meanwhile, those with a medical emergency in Teddington are being urged to use the town’s Urgent Treatment Centre as an alternative. 

In August 2021, 29-year-old Ibnu Rizwan met up with friends in Tooting and started drinking, then unsuccessfully tried to get into a club. 

Later that evening, he hired a Zipcar, and while driving at “at least” 30mph in a 20mph zone, he hit and killed 32-year-old artist David Evans. 

Rizwan was found to be “close” to the drink-drive limit. 

He’s been sentenced to two years in prison.

A timeline for the repair of the hole in Kingston Road is yet to be confirmed. 

But this means pedestrian and cycling improvements that were due to start this week in Manor Road have now been postponed. 

They were due to last until May. 

The Mirror claims they’ve seen documents which say a marketing company will supply media comments and help with requests for information from ministers. 

However, the Ministry of Justice says the deal is a contract for advertising prison officer jobs, and predates any bullying allegations. 

The Esher and Walton MP is currently the subject of eight formal complaints about his behaviour as minister.

The council is asking residents if they could host someone fleeing the conflict for around 6 to 12 months. 

The authority says those who can offer a spare room will be given £350 a month as a “thank you” payment. 

The charity has a number of sites across the country including the London Wetlands Centre in Barnes. 

Many wild birds which have now made their home in the centre cannot be found anywhere else in London. 

The Wolf Hall actor says he’s been hugely impressed with its Blue Recovery work. 

The project promotes wetlands as an effective way to fight climate change and prevent flooding.

The Public Spaces Protection Order at Kingston Road Recreation Ground first came in to force in 2017. 

It was renewed in 2020 and Mole Valley Council says it will be renewed again in April. 

The PSPO provides councils and the police additional powers to tackle anti-social behaviour by issuing fines. 

The existing order at Kingston Road Recreation Ground prohibits a number of activities including drug taking and alcohol drinking. 

Anyone caught breaching the Order could face a fixed penalty of £100 or £1,000 if prosecuted in court.

30 year old PC Rupert Edwards, from Ashford, is alleged to have carried out the attacks 11 days apart last August and September. 

He was not on duty at the time.

He has been suspended by the force.

A trial date has been scheduled for the 3rd of October.

The trust says its emergency departments are expected to be under extreme pressure over the coming months. 

The hospitals have introduced a “hospital at home” and remote monitoring service.

This means additional beds on wards can be opened up and those who are the sickest or most seriously injured will be seen more quickly.

Just before 7:20 this morning, London Ambulance Service was called to Hanworth Road where a vehicle had collided with a pedestrian.

The pedestrian, in his 60s, was taken to hospital where his injurie are being assessed.

Anyone who witnesses the incident or has any information should contact police on 101.

The 10 portraits by Sir Peter Lely were of the women who occupied the court of Kings Charles II. 

Permissible Beauty is a new installation exploring how beauty has shaped and been shaped by our nation's heritage. 

The installation includes a portrait of Lady Frances Stuart, dressing in masculine clothes to challenge expectations of beauty at the time.

Fire crews were called just before midnight to Ewell Road.

Around four people were evacuated from the flats above as a precaution, and a small part of the restaurant was damaged.

No injuries are reported, and the cause is believed to be accidental.

Jermaine Cools took himself to hospital after he was attacked during a fight outside West Croydon Station in November 2021.

He later passed away and a post-mortem examination gave the cause of death as multiple stab wounds.

A 17-year-old boy pleaded guilty to murder during an appearance at the Old Bailey this morning and will be sentenced next month. 

Nine players were missing through injury for their 4-nil defeat at Manchester City.

Potter says they need to work hard to get through a difficult period.

Which? has surveyed 1,000 adults who flew from a UK airport in the first 10 months of 2022.

The consumer group reckons aviation regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority needs to be given stronger powers to help protect customer's rights.

They also point to how a shortage of staff meant some airlines, particularly Heathrow-based British Airways and easyJet, cancelled thousands of flights last year.

Tim De Meyer joined the Met in 1997, and joined Thames Valley in 2008, where he eventually became Assistant Chief Constable. 

His appointment will be subject to a confirmation hearing by Surrey’s Police and Crime Panel later this month. 

Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend noted his “passion, experience and professionalism”.

It’s after Chelsea lost twice to the top flight rivals in a week.

Man City followed Thursday's 1-nil win in the Premier League by thrashing the blues 4-nil - knocking them out of the FA Cup in the third round.

Guardiola says Potter has shown he's a talented coach.

30 year old PC Rupert Edwards is alleged to have carried out the attacks days apart last August and September. 

He was not on duty at the time. 

Edwards, from Ashtead, is due at Inner London Crown Court. 

Staff are due to walk out on Wednesday for 12 hours between 11am and 11pm. 

But Chelsea and Westminster Hospital trust says there is no guarantee that an ambulance or paramedic will arrive at your home if there’s a complication. 

Medical staff say the days around this date may also be affected and ambulances may take longer to reach homes than usual. 

 In view of this, it’s strongly recommended that if you go into labour on Wednesday that you give birth at hospital instead.

 This could be at either Chelsea and Westminster Hospital or West Middlesex University Hospital in Isleworth.  

The 20-year-old will join Neil MacFarlane’s B team to continue his development as he makes the temporary switch from the MLS club.

Head coach MacFarlane praised Beckham’s ability to play multiple positions, as well as his behaviour on and off the pitch.

Beckham joined the reserve team Inter Miami II in 2021 after spending time at Arsenal’s academy.

It’s set to be a tough contest at the Twickenham Stoop this afternoon.

Third place take on second in the Rugby Union Premiership Table as Harlequins welcome Sale Sharks.

The last time these two teams met in the Premiership back in October; Harlequins edged out the win.

They’re moving down river from their previous home at London Bridge as part of the ongoing conservation project.

It’s estimated 80% of the 150,000 chimpanzees across the world will face a population decline of 80% over the next 30 years. 

The exhibition, from world renowned artists Gillie and Marc  will be in the town for 6 months from the end of January.  

The attendants work for contractors Serco. Their union, Unite, is in dispute with the company over what it’s called an insulting pay offer.

The strike, which would also affect parking attendants in Ealing and Brent, has been called from January 18th til the 31st.  

This accounts for over 6% of the UK population with the disease.

With this in mind, charity Diabetes UK is to host a free talk at the Wimbledon Guild on the 17th of this month.

Key topics covered will include the differences between Types 1 and 2, signs and symptoms and prevention strategies.

Junction 10 of the M25, which joins the motorway with the A3 at Wisley, is one of the busiest in the country.

It also has one of the highest recorded collision rates across England’s motorway and major A road network.

The project by National Highways will aim to reduce collisions by around a third but also decrease traffic congestion.

The aim of the social movement is to help tackle the loneliness and isolation many people face towards the end of life.

The hospice trains people to become Compassionate Neighbours and then introduces them to someone living close by who needs support.

The project, which it’s hoped will help form strong friendships, is now open to referrals in the area. 

TfL want to convert the abandoned land for staff parking their cars at the Acton Works beside the Piccadilly Line.

But residents point out that the land, which has suffered from fly-tipping, is within a conservation area.

Plans have also been submitted to build ten new homes on the site off Gunnersbury Lane.

The matter is due to be considered by Hounslow Council.