The world number 53, who's returning from an abdominal problem, got past Serbia's Miomir Kecmanovic in straight sets.

He'll face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo next.

The former Prime Minister, who has held the seat since 2010, is blaming concerns about the pressure on his family for the decision.

It’s a constituency the Lib Dems are actively canvassing with contender Monica Harding hoping to take the reins for the party. 

Lib Dem leader, Ed Davey, says they have a real chance of winning the seat which has been blue since the 80s. 

More than 40 victims were scammed after they were offered attractive financial investment returns between 2013 and 2017.

39 year old Jonathan Allard pleaded guilty to one count of fraud.

Ashley De Sousa Araujo from Feltham will appear at the Central Criminal Court next month.

The 27-year-old victim was found last Wednesday on London Road.

His injuries are not life threatening or life changing.

Both St George’s and Evelina London Children’s Hospital have put forward bids to house the new centre.

Tooting MP Dr Rosena Allin-Khan says it will lead to cuts to services locally and dilute the amount of specialist knowledge.

It follows the news current MP, Dominic Raab, will stand down. 

Mr Raab was first elected in May 2010 with an 18,593 majority, although this was cut to just 2,743 in the May 2019 election.

Ms Harding explains why she feels the Lib Dems have been so successful in the area which has been blue since the 80s. 

The operator says its bringing in the rule due to safety concerns around batteries catching fire.

However, e-bikes and electric wheelchairs will still be permitted.

The London Underground has also banned them due to the alleged fire risk.

Samantha Lee didn't make the 'correct inquiries' over two incidents reported at a McDonald's in Kent in February 2021.

That was  just weeks before he kidnapped arah Everard from the streets of Clapham and murdered her. 

Ms Lee was also found to have lied about parts of the investigation.

If she was still a serving employee she would’ve been dismissed.

27-year-old Laszlo Dancs admitted drink and drug driving, and causing the death of 41-year-old Olivia Riley in May last year.

She was the stepdaughter of Lucinda Riley, who wrote the Seven Sisters book series.

Dancs will be sentenced at the end of July.

On Sunday afternoon, they were in a lift in The Hart, when a woman tried to pull the child by her arm.

The child stayed with her mother and wasn’t hurt.

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

Units like maternity and A&E are to move out of the site in Carshalton to a new hospital in the Belmont area of Sutton. 

Hospital bosses are calling on the government to speed up the move.

But Merton’s Labour Council leader, Ross Garrod, says the money should be spent on upgrading St Helier instead. 

Thames Water wants to take up to 150 million litres of water a day from Teddington and transfer it to reservoirs in Lee Valley.

The company will replace the water with “highly treated” effluence from Modgen Sewage Works.

If the plan goes ahead, construction for the project will take place on Ham Lands. 

This means several thousand journeys by HGVs, will travel partly along residential roads through Kingston. 

People in Richmond have been contacted by Thames Water about the plans at every step, but Kingston’s residents claim they have not.   

We’ve contacted Thames Water for comment. 

Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to vehicles since 2019 while Wandsworth Bridge is to close for 10 weeks in July. 

Wandsworth Council says the works are being done at the quietest time of the year to help ease disruption. 

Research by traffic company INRIX earlier this year concluded that Putney High Street was on the most congested route in the UK.

Police say that on three occasions, the victims arranged to buy graphics cards via a social media marketplace. 

They were then robbed of their cash by three people in balaclavas brandishing weapons. 

Two of the suspects are aged 18, and the other 17, and have been charged with possession of offensive weapons and attempted robbery.

He resigned from the cabinet last month after a report found he'd bullied officials.

The former deputy prime minister's become the 37th Conservative MP to announce plans to retire from politics.

He says it's partly because he's concerned about the pressure on his young family.

The Sun's political editor Harry Cole says the polls will have been a factor too.

After a two-year break due to Covid, the “Get on Board” event is back.

It will see boarders collecting plastic as they paddle between Kew and Richmond.

The event starts at 11am on Thursday the 22^nd June setting off from Kew Bridge.

The annual event launches to the public tomorrow but previews are taking place.

Kate attended the event’s first ever Children’s Picnic. 

A “Royal Tribute Garden” will include flowers that reflect both the late Queen and the King Charles III’s plan tastes. 

The singer-songwriter, whose real name is Michael Ebenezer Kwadjo Omari Owuo, was born and raised in Thornton Heath.

He’s been given the award in recognition of his dedication to music, philanthropy, youth empowerment and mental health issues.

Stormzy was unable to attend the Council meeting to collect the award but sent a video message of thanks.

The scheme allows residents to close their road to traffic for three hours at a time so youngsters can play out.

The council says it’s important neighbours apply together to acquire a traffic order. 

The Crossrail project, costing £19 billion, is officially complete.

Services are operating today from Shenfield in Essex to Terminal 5 for the first time.

Access Self Storage in Oyster Lane went up in flames on Thursday evening.

Although no one was injured, thousands of items belonging to hundreds of people have been destroyed. 

Sam is a volunteer at pride in Surrey; he explains the impact the blaze has had on the group.

The annual event launches to the public tomorrow but previews are taking place.

The Show will include a memorial garden to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

A “Royal Tribute Garden” will include flowers that reflect both the late Queen and the King Charles III’s plant tastes. 

50-year-old Ricky Elsworthy was charged with four offences, with two counts of burglary where he stole in excess of £10,000.

Police say he continued to commit offences even while on court bail.

He’s been fined just under £500, and has been given an 11-month prison sentence, suspended for two years.

The authority’s District Heat Network will connect and supply heat to new homes by using heated waste from sewage treatment works. 

It’s hoped it will reduce carbon emissions, create energy security and combat fuel poverty.

The scheme is being run in partnership with Thames Water.

On the 18th of May, Access Self Storage Byfleet experienced a major fire. As a result, all normal services at this site are suspended.

We must ask that the public do not attend the site. Not only are emergency services still in attendance but the remaining structure will be dangerous. At present, we do not know when, if at all, it will be possible for customers to gain access.

However, we can report that no casualties have been reported to us by the fire and rescue services.

At the moment, the cause of the fire is not known, and investigations have begun into the matter.

Customers needing further information please email [email protected] with any questions you may have.

Photo credit: Surrey Fire and Rescue. 

Seven officers completed a 24-hour charity sleep-out during “torrential downpours” to raise money for the Royal British Legion. 

They slept under military and civil style shelters at Bear Wood Scout Campsite in Croydon, and ate military rations.

On Wednesday, officers identified a property where a vulnerable person had their house taken over by suspected drug dealers. 

A partial closure order has been put on the property, meaning only certain people are allowed in.

Having previously been unable to identify the suspect, the case was re-opened following another case in 2018. 

The suspect was identified as Lindell Campbell, who was also known as Tony. 

The victim, a woman in her 20s from America, met Campbell at a pub in Mortlake.

22 year old Harry England of Richford Street in Hammersmith was sentenced to a six month, suspended sentence at Isleworth Crown Court after pleading guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour.

He was also ordered to engage in an 18-month Community Order, to attend a ‘building better relationships’ programme. He was ordered to undertake 85 hours of unpaid work. 

A Restraining Order was also put in place until further notice preventing any contact, direct or indirect with the victim.

The victim survivor, said: “Meeting Harry England is the one thing I regret about moving to London. I came here, full of hope and excited about my future. I wanted to make friends and have fun. I came to London to work and experience life, make a career in something I have wanted to do since I was 12-years old.

“When I met Harry, everything changed. His actions broke me. He made me question my faith and trust in people. I have spent the last three years trying to fix what he broke. Re-establishing relationships, learning to trust people, finding healthy ways to deal with stress, working out what life is about and trying to live in a way I can be proud of.

“I am grateful to the police for believing in me and supporting me when I really needed it. I will never be the same girl I was when I first met him, and that saddens me. She was a lot more calm and a lot more forgiving.

“I am slowly learning to love the woman I am now, but I do miss the girl I was.”

The woman was in her late teens when she first met England. During their time together he controlled all aspects of her life and continued to do so after the relationship was over.

He wore her down by the constant questioning and snide comments. He would instigate arguments to make her feel worthless. To keep the peace she avoided her friends and the fun they were having.

He would criticise her behaviour, looks, friends and family. He would also tell her what to wear and frequently tell her she was ‘fat’, at one point she was less than six stone. She became a closed and insular person.

England knew her college timetable and would turn up on several occasions, shouting and behaving in an aggressive manner. She stopped attending her classes.

He would also edit what she wrote on her texts, always looking over her shoulder.

After a few months, the victim ended the relationship with England and informed him to stop contacting her. One day she had over 60 calls from him. This resulted in the victim blocking his number and on social media. He set up fake accounts to try to make contact with her and even ended up standing outside her home address, sending her unwanted gifts.

A couple of months after the relationship had ended, England contacted police via 999 stating he was concerned for her welfare. Officers attended her address and she decided to report his behaviour to the police.

Detectives from Central West Basic Command Unit led the investigation, during which the woman shared the details of her time with her former partner.

PC Sol Bhugaloo, an officer who is specially trained to support victims of serious sexual assault (SOIT Officer) who supported the victim survivor throughout the investigation, said: “The victim survivor has shown immense courage throughout this long and protracted investigation. She had to relive her horrific ordeal whilst providing evidence in court. She has shown immense strength and bravery throughout the investigation.

“It is my sincere hope that the bravery shown by her will encourage all victims to come forward. You will be listened to and you will be heard.”

In February last year, England was charged with two counts of rape, attempted rape, assault and stalking involving fear of violence.

He was found not guilty of the offences following a two-week trial. He pleaded guilty at the start of the trial to controlling and coercive behaviour.

The investigating officer, Detective Sergeant Henh Song, said: “The victim survivor in this case has shown immense courage in standing up to England and ensuring he was made to answer for his actions.

“This was a three-year investigation and it was extremely hard for the victim who had to attend court to provide evidence and be cross-examined. She has shown immense strength and bravery throughout the investigation and we hope that the fact England has admitted his abhorrent behaviour will allow her some measure of closure so that she can rebuild her life.”

We take all reports of stalking and abuse, recent or non-recent, extremely seriously. Specially trained officers will support victim-survivors from the outset.

If you have been a victim of stalking, sexual assault or rape, including non-recent abuse, or you have information about an offender, contact police on 101 or 999 in an emergency – there are specially trained officers who will listen and investigate where needed.

They suffered a 1-nil defeat away to the champions before their hosts were presented with their third successive title.

They have two games left of the season, against the strong teams of Manchester United and Newcastle.

Lampard says a lot is required to reach that level.

They’re on three wins from three games, and beat Bec Old Boys by 102 runs. 

The Surrey Warriors teams had totally different showings, with the Strikers beating Balham and Tooting by 150 runs.

However, the Spartans lost to Spencer Sharks by one wicket.

Emergency crews were called at around 4.30am on Saturday, where two drivers were found injured. 

Their conditions are not life threatening. 

The man was arrested on suspicion of drink or drug driving and possession of Class A drugs.

The Diamond Centre in Carshalton supports over 340 people a week with learning or physical disabilities, providing therapeutic time with horses.

At the end of August, those with vehicles that don’t comply will pay £12.50 a day to use their car.

The aim of the expansion of ULEZ is to improve air quality and reduce pollution in London.

Conserving and creating biodiverse areas can help reduce the extent of climate change in the area and manage its impacts.

Residents can get involved by installing bird feeders, starting allotments or planting wildlife friendly plants.

For more information you can go to the Elmbridge Council Website.

It was handed the accolade at the annual Museums and Heritage Awards.

The museum was nominated for its 'Learning Without Borders' programme done in partnership with Brooklands College.  

It connects schools with their communities, creating more opportunities for pupils socially.

They gained majority control of twelve councils across England, including Surrey Heath, which is their highest gain since 1995.

Sir Ed Davey, who is also the MP for Kingston and Surbiton, says it’s part of a pattern of success against Conservative led areas. 

£150,000 has been made available, which will give groups the chance to install carbon-saving infrastructure. 

The council’s encouraging those that have not made a carbon or energy-related change to still apply for grants up to £40,000.

Residents have until the end of Monday, the 31st of July to submit their applications, and will find out the decision in the Autumn.

Black History Month is marked every October, but the council says African and Caribbean heritage should be celebrated all year round. 

A fund was launched in February to help kickstart the events. 

Black History 365 will run until next April. 

Barnes Children's Literature Festival will take place on 24 and 25 June with more than 100 fun readings, workshops and performances 

Guests include Sir Lenny Henry, author of How to Train Your Dragon, Cressida Cowell, and Gruffalo creator Axel Scheffler.

The event will also celebrate the centenary of beloved Barnes resident Judith Kerr, who lived and worked in the village for over sixty years. 

It’s start in Brentford and Chiswick before expanding to Osterley, Isleworth and Hounslow.

The remainder of the borough will follow in Auguste.

The Council will be installing up to 300 new bike bays where space allows.

The e-bikes must be picked up or dropped off from these bays or users will be fined.

Suzette Nicholson, a Lib Dem Councillor for Hampton, has become the 58th Mayor of the borough.

She has chosen to raise money for Age UK Richmond and Twickenham based SEEN.

The latter provides mental and emotional support for women and their partners after experiencing pregnancy and baby loss. 

The 36 year old struggles for consistency on clay and has only played at Roland Garros once since 2017.

Murray will now focus on preparing for Wimbledon.

Emergency services were called to South Street at 12.15 this morning after a man was found unresponsive in the road. 

It’s believed he may have been involved in a collision with a dark coloured car close to the BP garage near the Ring Road.

Detectives are asking the people who may have witnessed the collision to call 101