The monarch congratulated scientists for their work in combating avian influenza in the UK.

 The King's tour included briefings on avian influenza as well as bovine tuberculosis.

38 year old Kevin Newman is wanted for burglary and a number of thefts in the area.

He is described as white, around 5ft 7 inches tall, of medium build with brown hair.

He is known to frequent the Upper High Street and Waterloo Road.

Anyone with information if urged to contact police on 101.

49 year old Hughie Smith pleaded guilty to a number of fraud offences.

In 2015, he approached an elderly couple, and intimidated them into having £180,000 of unnecessary work done on their property.

Trading Standards assessed the work carried out by Smith an revealed that the couple had been over charged by more than £100,000.

The 17-year-old stabbed Hazrat Wali, who was 18, at a park in Twickenham in October 2021.

It happened just hours after the attacker had been sentenced for carrying a knife in a shopping centre.

A jury at the Old Bailey found him guilty of manslaughter rather than murder.

The legendary rock guitarist who lived in Wallington died in January at the age of 78 after contracting bacterial meningitis. 

There will be two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in May, with a more detailed line-up promised nearer the time.

The Ukraine international winger - who moved to Stamford Bridge for 88-million pounds - has had limited game time since his transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk.

Potter feels - with Raheem Sterling nursing a muscle problem - Mudryk will get his opportunity to shine.

The curious marine mammal followed members of the RNLI home following their training session last night.

Around 80 Dolphins have been spotted in the Thames in London by members of the public over the last 20 years. 

17 year old Luke is missing from Feltham.

He was last seen on Monday the 27th of February wearing a red coat and blue jeans.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts should contact police on 101.

The 17-year-old boy admitted wielding a knife but denied he intended to cause student Hazrat Wali serious harm.

A jury at the Old Bailey found him not guilty of murder but guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter.

Hazrat Wali was attacked in Craneford Way Playing Fields in October 2021 and died in hospital. 

Acts on the line-up in July include 80s hitmakers ABC and Natalie Imbruglia of “torn” fame. 

Paul Campbell first launched the poolside concerts over 20 years ago.

He says not a lot of people realise that Hampton Pool is a charity and the concert series is about keeping it afloat. 

The scheme is aimed at reducing litter throughout the borough.

It will focus on hotspots including Epsom train station, town centres and the borough’s parks.  

Environmental Enforcement Officers will patrol the borough and may warn people who could risk being fined £100.

Officers were called to Epsom Road shortly after midnight after a man had been placed in a car and driven away.

The victim, in his 30s, was later located and taken to hospital for treatment; his injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

Closures are still in place while investigations continue, and officers try to trace the suspects.

The program seeks to preserve rare, threatened, and important plants. 

Dr Elinor Breman, from the bank, says it’s “an invaluable tool for scientists tackling the global biodiversity crisis”. 

According to a report by Kew in 2020, two in five plants globally are threatened with extinction due to ecosystems declining.

Dedicated Law Enforcement Team officers are already in place in certain areas day and night 7 days a week. 

But now, patrols have been stepped up every Friday and Saturday between 6pm and midnight.

The council says it’s because “women have been feeling unsafe when walking the streets for too long.” 

A source told Reuters this morning that they were continuing talks with key stakeholders.

The All-England club says banning them last year was the only way to comply with government guidance. 

It was the only grand slam to take the move.

Saturday's Six Nations clash with France will be the first time the Saracens player isn't in the first 15 in eight years.

Head coach Steve Borthwick insists Farrell will still wear the armband when he comes on as a replacement at Twickenham.

Students at a number of schools have received the Jack Petchey Award. 

The winners, who were nominated by their teachers, also received money to spend on an activity or resource for their school. 

The Jack Petchey Foundation was set up by businessman, Sir Jack Petchey, to inspire and motivate young people.

It’s after a nine-month old kitten gave birth to three kittens and all four animals ended up at the rescue centre. 

The cat’s previous owner was unable to afford the cost of caring for the additional pets and all four were eventually rehomed.  

Spaying involves removing the uterus and ovaries of a female animal.

Battersea says it has already taken in 46 kittens so far this year. 

21% of animals brought in in January came from owners who told them they could no longer afford to keep them.

Battersea puts the average yearly cost of owning a cat at £1,500. 

The Football Association’s charged him over alleged offences with speculation the attacker's facing a six-month ban.

Frank feels Toney - who's scored 15 top flight goals this season - has done a great job at keeping focused on his football.

The 31-year-old was seen driving erratically in Ashford on the 12^th of February.

He was taken into custody and blew a breath sample of 76, over twice the legal limit of 35. 

He also has to pay just over £300.

Marcus Smith has been preferred at fly-half for this weekend's Six Nations fixtures against France.

Prop Ellis Genge will lead the side.

Head coach Steve Borthwick says he's lucky to be spoilt for choice.

The music special, Monumental: Ellie Goulding at Kew Gardens, was recorded in the Temperate House earlier this year.

Goulding is a recipient of the U.N. New Voices Award and is also a  goodwill ambassador for U.N. Environment. 

She is also a TIME 100 Impact Award recipient and ambassador with the World Wildlife Fund. 

The singer’s alter ego was painted on to the underpass near the station last year.

The artwork was created to mark 50 years since Bowie first performed as Ziggy at a gig at the former Toby Jug pub site.

However, the underpass is being flattened to make way for a new A3 slip road. 

The first Nothing Stops us event at Kingsmeadow yesterday saw 400 girls take part in drills and wellbeing sessions.

The initiative will be delivered by coaches working in primary schools in South-West London and Surrey.

The day culminated in a walking football match between Chelsea and Brighton walking football teams.

Crews were called just after 4pm yesterday to Rannoch Road.

 The cause is under investigation and there are no reports of any injuries.

The brigade was called to Stoughton Close just after 4 this afternoon to reports of a fire on the fourth floor.

One man was taken to hospital suffering smoke inhalation and two other people left the property before emergency services arrived.

The cause of the fire is no known at this time and is under investigation.

57 year old Stephen Kyere from Ashford was off-duty when he met the woman at a nightclub in Kingston in 2004.

The case was reopened after she wrote to the Met Police commissioner in 2018.

A new trial date has been set for May the 22nd after a jury failed to reach a verdict at Kyere’s  previous trial. 

He'll be out of the starting line-up for the first time since the 2015 World Cup - with Marcus Smith preferred at fly-half.

Prop Ellis Genge will skipper the team for the first time in Farrell's absence.

The oil firm posted record profits - of £71bn - in 2022 as it benefited from soaring energy prices.

Ben van Beurden left at the beginning of this year.

Emergency crews were called at 9pm yesterday to Kings Road.

Small parts of the basement, ground and first floors were damaged.

There were no injuries reported and the cause is under investigation.

Police also recovered more than two million pounds in cash, and over 400 weapons including handguns.

31 kilograms of Class A drugs were also seized.

In Surrey, officers seized £17,000 in cash and 168 wraps of cocaine.

Meanwhile in London, the Met seized over £600,000 and arrested 222 people.

It was initially rejected by opposition members last Thursday, however, and yesterday they initially rejected it again. 

However, when no alternative was put forward, it was voted through. 

It means bills will be over £2,000 a year for an average household, with an extra £235 to pay. 

The authority has been given special permission for the rise due to its near-bankruptcy, and says it has a support scheme for those in need.

“The Beast” was built in the 70s by engineer John Dodd, who lived in Epsom and worked at a garage in Wandsworth.

The one-of-a-kind car has over 800 horsepower, and John was once told it was considered “over the top” even on the German Autobahn.

It’s being sold by his family, and his son David told Radio Jackie that  they’re “very sad to see it go”.

His Majesty is visiting the Animal and Plant Health Agency in Weybridge who're behind diagnosing the virus and disease control. 

There have been 330 cases of avian influenza confirmed across the country since October 2021. 

It's calling for members to be "compensated fairly" - warning the government cannot "sit by and ignore" the needs of staff. 

Unlike other emergency workers, police are not allowed to strike.

The time piece has stood at the junction of Brigstock Road and Parchmore Road since 1900 and survived WWII bombing. 

The original makers of the clock, Croydon firm Gillett and Johnson, will replace the mechanisms along with the four bespoke clock faces.

They were damaged beyond repair during the attack last year. 

The stonework also be cleaned and repaired and the electrical elements replaced.

The wooden roof and ornate copper covering will be rebuilt and a new fireproof door will be fitted to prevent a repeat occurrence.

The cost of the restoration will be met through Croydon Council’s insurance.

It's following a campaign by Euro 2022 winners - England's Lionesses.

Shadow Education Secretary and Twickenham MP Munira Wilson says the announcement is “welcome” but “overdue”.

Meanwhile, the headteacher at Heathfield School in Twickenham says it “levels the playing field”.

22-year-old Alfie Siveter, failed to stop for police in Woking last November.

The police who found the abandoned car, later discovered that the vehicle was stolen and being driven on false plates.

Siveter was sentenced to three years and three months for theft, dangerous driving, burglary and handling stolen goods last month.

The authority says the nearly £80m offered was “simply too expensive” and they will “not undermine Kingston’s finances”.

£44m has been ringfenced for the project, and the project has now been delayed and will go back to consultation.

Kingston says the price is down to uplifts in the costs of construction, labour, and energy.

“Beat the Street” returns on March the 15th.

Participants can QR scan grey boxes on lamp posts to reveal a host of activities with the aim of earning points and topping the leader board.

Beat the Street’s engagement coordinator Chloe Allison explains the benefits of it.

The blaze broke out in Bennetts Close last night.

Part of the ground floor of the two-storey house was damaged and six people left the property before firefighters arrived.

There were no reports of any injuries and people are being reminded to make sure air-fryers are turned off and kitchen clutter is minimised.

The town has come 8th in a survey of areas nationwide with an average pass rate of 85.4%.

Enfield in North London is the area of the UK where you are most likely to pass your MOT with a rate of over 87%.

The study, by A-Plan Insurance, examined the latest Government data on MOT testing in order to compile the list.

For International Women’s Day, some of the 10,500 female Met Police officers have been sharing their experiences.

25-year-old Courtney Thompson says women are still underrepresented, but policing has become more inclusive.

A report in October found that 47% of female employees who responded said they had experienced sexism and misogyny in the last six months.

It gave them a 2-1 aggregate win and sees them into the quarter-finals.

Havertz hit the post with his initial effort - but the spot-kick was ordered to be re-taken due to encroachment.

Potter says he couldn't bear to look.

It's reported while recording a podcast on Monday she said she now wants to be known as Suzy Eddie Izzard.

Lisa Townsend has tweeted “Not Today, Eddie. Not Today” with the hashtag for international women’s day.

That’s despite the announcement coming two days ago.

The PCC has been criticised for her views on transgender people, but she denies transphobia.

The aviation regulator's ordered the charge per passenger to fall by around £6 - to just under £25.50 over the next three years.

The Civil Aviation Authority says the airport's enjoyed a better-than-expected recovery in demand.

Heathrow argued against the reduction because of the impact inflation's had on costs.

The Carers’ Clinical Liaison Service will create a plan of support for the carer, tailored to their needs.

Practitioner Angel Thompson, from the scheme, says she hopes it will have a positive impact on the wider support for carers. 

If the person you care for is an inpatient at Kingston Hospital or coming to the emergency department, should speak to ward staff.

A poor run of form meant he was under pressure ahead of last night's 2-1 aggregate victory over Borussia Dortmund.

It sees them progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

But Potter refused to say whether the match was make-or-break for his Stamford Bridge career.

It’s been launched in partnership with the Borough Council with the aim of growing business in the area.  

The six best entries will be asked to present their ideas to a panel of expert judges at a Dragons’ Den style final in June. 

The winner will receive £3,500 and a package of mentoring and support to help them bring their plan to life.

Emergency crews were called to the A217 Brighton Road at around 4.50pm yesterday, to a collision between two cars and a pedestrian.

Police want to speak to the driver of a red Citroen.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

He's withdrawn from the squad with a shoulder injury.

Marcus Smith has been retained in the 27-man group despite missing last week's training camp.

George Ford isn't included for the match at Twickenham.

Fans are also being advised that across Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster, police will be allowed to seize alcohol.

It means there could be all British clashes in the second and third rounds.

Emma Raducanu will open against Montenegro's Danka Kovinic.

Katie Boulter and Katie Swan are into the final round of qualifying, but Harriet Dart and Jodie Burrage lost.

The five-part show, called Wild Isles, has been filmed over the course of three years.

It aims to shine a light on the challenges affecting the country and celebrate the nature that exists here.

Teddington’s Mo Farah is among the stars on her team, which will be managed by Chelsea boss Emma Hayes.

The celebrity football match raised £15m for charity last year.

It will take place at Manchester United's ground - Old Trafford - on the 11th of June.

The Grade II listed structure closed unexpectedly in 2019 after safety issues were reported and later reopened to pedestrians and cyclists.  

More than 1,000 pieces of bespoke steel were welded together into support frames for this final phase of stabilisation.

The next phase of works are due to start next month with the estimated cost for the whole project at around £163 million.  

Writing in the Telegraph today, Suella Braverman claims a new bill will stop migrants 'jumping the queue'.

But the plans have been called "unworkable" by campaigners.

Brentford-based Immigration solicitor Harjap Singh Bhangal says targeting migrants isn't the answer.

The marked carrier weights 3.5 tonnes, and they’re going to push it 10km, around 30 laps of the stadium.

They’re aiming to start at 10am on the 30th of this month.

The force is raising money for Hanworth-based No Shame In Running, which tackles knife crime through boxing and mentoring programs. 

The company is proposing transferring water out of Teddington Lock and replacing it with treated sewage water from the Mogden plant. 

Thames Water says its recycling plan is vital to cope with a rising population and predicted droughts in the future.

Marlene Lawrence, founder of the Teddington Bluetits Swimming Club, explains why she wants more people to sign the petition. 

24 year old Adel is missing from his home in the area.

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

Ivan Toney continued his brilliant record from the spot to convert, after Issa Diop fouled Christian Norgaard.

Silva says it was 'soft' but concedes they didn't play well enough either.

Workers there had been planning to go on strike tomorrow in a dispute over pay, but it’s been paused to allow for government talks. 

LAS says every member of staff receives at least £11.95 an hour. 

Chief Executive Daniel Elkeles says “staff are the biggest asset we have”.

The Daniel Spargo-Mabbs Foundation is a drug and alcohol education charity set up in 2014 by Tim and Fiona Spargo-Mabbs.

It was launched in response to the death of their 16-year-old son Daniel who passed away after taking ecstasy. 

The workshops, called “I Wish I’d Known”, will last approximately 90 minutes. 

They will be delivered in person or live-streamed with priority given to state maintained schools and colleges.

The funding covers qualifying workshops booked to take place between now and the end of February next year. 

The company is proposing transferring water out of Teddington Lock and replacing it with treated sewage water from the Mogden plant. 

Thames Water says its recycling plan is vital to cope with a  rising population and predicted droughts in the future.

Marlene Lawrence is the founder of the Teddington Bluetits swimming group. 

She says it’s the chemical element of the scheme that’s a cause for concern.

Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock  presents the programme The Sky at Night and lives in Guildford. 

She’s known for her work with the James Webb Space Telescope. 

The one-of-a-kind toy will wear a starry dress and have a telescope accessory in her honour.

A number of the eBikes were left in precarious positions along New Malden High Street after being hired over the weekend. 

Those who reported the bikes claim the way they were left caused obstructions for those with sight and mobility issues.  

Human Forest, which is the official eBike partner of Kingston Council, says it has taken the appropriate action this time.  

Shelter says hostels and bed and breakfasts are the reality for many families and fears the cost-of-living crisis will see more people without a home.

The charity says nearly 60-percent of people think the housing emergency in Britain's worse than it's ever been.

The midfielder has returned to training having been out for over six months with a hamstring injury.

Potter says they need to be careful with getting Kante's match fitness back.

Emergency crews were called yesterday at around 3pm.

Around 80 to 100 people left the building before the brigade arrived, but there were no reports of any injuries.

Firefighters spent around two hours tackling the blaze.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says it’s part of his commitment to improving networks.

Under the plans, the 315 route will be extended from Balham station to the new development at Springfield University Hospital in Tooting.

TfL says there has been a 90% reduction in Nitrous Oxide emissions since London’s buses were made ULEZ compliant.   

96% of members agreed the offer of 7% backdated to July 2022, plus an additional 5% from July this year. 

Back in February, leaders of the union unanimously urged members to accept the offer.

In November last year, members rejected a 5% offer.

The incident happened on Lower Richmond Road at around 3 o’clock  on Friday Morning.

Police are urging anyone with CCTV footage in the area, or anyone that recognises him to contact them on 101.

It’s after officers made an arrest on Saturday night. 

The man, who was wanted in connection with multiple bike thefts at Richmond Station, was detained near the retail park. 

When searched, he was found to be in possession of various tools and a suspected stolen bike.

 

 

Details of the incident near the entrance to platform 2 at around 12.20am on the 19th of February have just been released.

The victim suffered injuries to his chest and potentially life changing injuries to his arm.

Investigators would like to speak to two men in images that can be viewed on radiojackie.com.

Officers cut off the line at the source when they raided and arrested 24 year old Mason Dean at his home back in January. 

In total, police seized 23.3g of cocaine, 172 MDMA pills, 3g of cannabis and £1400 in cash from the property.

Dean pleaded guilty to six offences related to possession with intent to supply class A drugs, possession of cannabis and possession of criminal property.

About 96 percent of the Norbiton-based union members who took part in a ballot approved of the new terms.

It means workers will get wage increases of 7 percent backdated to last July, followed by another 5 percent rise from this July.

Matt Wrack, from the Fire Brigades Union, explains why it's been accepted.

The striker, who's scored 14 Premier League goals, is facing a number of FA charges related to breaching gambling rules.

Speaking ahead of tonight's derby with Fulham, Frank's impressed with how Toney's been able to focus on playing football.

Emergency services were called to Banstead Road just before 7 where a man in his early 50s was in a life threatening condition.

Despite efforts, he died at the scene a short time later.

The passenger, a woman in her 40s, was taken to hospital.

Her condition is not thought to be life threatening.

Wayne Couzens has been sentenced to 19 months imprisonment after pleading guilty to three offences of exposure.

The offences occurred on the 13th of November 2020, 14th of February 2021 and 27th of February 2021.

Couzens, 50, is currently serving a whole-life sentence for the rape and murder of Sarah Everard.

Rosemary Ainslie, Head of the CPS Special Crime Division, said: “Couzens repeatedly targeted women to expose himself to on multiple occasions. These offences were abhorrent and caused great distress and discomfort for the victims.

It is right that he has been prosecuted for these offences, and that he will continue to spend the rest of his life in prison.”

On the 13th of November 2020, Couzens exposed himself to a cyclist. 

The witness reported the incident online to Kent Police and provided a description of Couzens. After seeing pictures of Couzens on the news related to the disappearance of Sarah Everard, she contacted the police again and identified him as the person who exposed himself to her.

The second offence occurred on the 14th of February 2021, where Couzens exposed himself to two workers at a McDonalds drive-through. He then exposed himself to another worker at the same drive-through on the 27th of February 2021. Both incidents were caught on CCTV footage.

At the time of these offences, Couzens was a serving Police officer with the Metropolitan Police and had no previous convictions or cautions.

Fire crews were called just before midnight to Carrara Wharf.

A flat on the second floor of a four-storey block was completely destroyed.

Fifteen people evacuated the building, but no injuries were reported.

The result of an official ballot's due this afternoon.

But FBU general secretary Matt Wrack is still worried about a planned law requiring minimum service levels during some walkouts.

He agrees with a parliamentary report from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, which reckons those rules could breach current legislation.

Emergency crews were called at around 3am on Friday to Lower Richmond Road.

Anyone who was in the area of Mortlake High Street, Sheen Road, or Lower Richmond Road is asked to contact police.

A victory over their local rivals will take them level on points with fifth placed Liverpool in the Premier League.

Silva knows how important getting a positive result in this fixture is to their fans.

They’ve been offered a 7% raise, backdated to July last year, with an additional 5% from July this year. 

Norbiton-based Fire Brigade’s Union says that the mandate for strike action still remains, and that the offer is still a real-terms pay cut. 

In November last year, members rejected a 5% offer.

The ex-police officer admitted three counts before he murdered Sarah Everard from Clapham in March 2021.

The incidents took place in woodland and at a fast food restaurant between November 2020 and the following February.

That’s according to data analytics firm Cirium, which sees 18,860 flights for March, the highest since before the Covid Pandemic.

It comes as the summer high season approaches; the schedules should look much closer to 2019 levels if not surpassing them.

Autism is a “lifelong developmental disability” which affects how people communicate and interact with the world.

There are around 700,000 autistic adults and children in the UK according to the National Autistic Society.

Author, Rebecca Duffus, says a diagnosis can be a relief or a shock.

Those taking part will be raising money for Fulham based charity Stoll, which provides housing for 500 ex-servicemen and women.

The Big Stamford Bridge Sleep Out takes place on Saturday the 25th of March.

Those taking part are being warned it will be a cold night and they may only take a sleeping bag, pillow, and sheet of cardboard.

The 12-year project on the Cambridge Estate is being caried out over five phases.

There are over 3,000 people currently on the authority’s council house waiting list.

Lib Dem Emily Davey is in charge of housing for Kingston; she says these homes are superior to the ones that were there before.