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Saturday, 11 June 2016

Radio Jackie speaks to Stephanie Foretz after her semi-final match today


Today was semi-finals day at the Surbiton Aegon Trophy.

We saw American Melanie Oudin put up a tough fight in her match against Stephanie Foretz from France.

It was a close match, but Oudin snatched the first set, but Foretz made it into the final, narrowly winning the other two.

We caught up with her after the match, she told us how she would feel if she won the Trophy tomorrow.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:57 pm  

Journalist from Kingston gets an MBE from the Queen

A journalist from Kingston has been honoured in the Queen’s birthday list.

Mike Butcher is the editor-at-large at TechCrunch and has been awarded an MBE for his services in technology.

He co-founded the Tech Hun project, which helps start-up businesses find office space and regularly comments on tech issues.

In 2009, Mr Butcher was also named one of the Top 50 most influential Britons in technology by the Daily Telegraph.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:15 pm  

Radio Jackie speaks to Stephanie Foretz after her semi-final match today

It’s semi finals day at the Surbiton Trophy.

Play got underway at 11 am this morning.

It was a closely played match in the women's semi final - Stephanie Foretz narrowly beat U.S. player Melanie Outin 4-6 6-4 6-2.

Reporter Haz Childs spoke to the French winner after the match finished this afternoon.


posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:28 pm  

Police are appealing for help to find a man with dementia missing from Weybridge


Police are appealing to the public for help to find a vulnerable man missing from Weybridge.

69-year old Errol Birney suffers from dementia and was last seen in the St George’s Hill area around 2am this morning.

He is described as a tanned white-man, with shoulder length hair which has recently been dyed black – he’s 6ft tall and of large build.

Last seen, he was wearing dark tracksuit bottoms, a dark polo shirt and black trainers.

Errol is frequently known to the Cricket Green area, and may be confused, so police urgently want to know that he's safe.

There’s a picture of Errol on our website – radiojackie.com/news.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm  

Update - fire at high-rise block of flats in Brixton

10 fire engines and 72 firefighters are tackling a blaze at a block of flats in Brixton.

Smoke was pouring out of the 16-storey property on Canterbury Crescent, it’s thought to have started in a ground floor flat.

People were in the building and more than 50 were evacuated.

Investigations continue into the cause of the fire.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:52 pm  

Police continue to appeal for help from the public over missing man from Esher

Police are continuing to appeal for the public's help in locating a vulnerable man, who is missing from Esher.

62-year old John Smith was last seen at his home at about 9pm on Thursday evening.

He is described as a white man, around 5ft 5 of medium build with thinning grey hair and has links to Tolworth, New Malden and Surbiton.

Mr Smith was last seen wearing a dark sweater over a light blue chequered shirt wit dark coloured jeans and blue and white footwear.

You should contact Surrey Police on 101 if you have any information.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:11 pm  

Firefighters tackle fire in a block of flats in Brixton

10 fire engines and 72 firefighters and currently tackling a fire at a residential block of flats in Brixton.

The blaze is being dealt with at the moment, so it is not yet known how it started.

There were people involved, but at this stage-. we don’t know anymore.

We’ll keep you updated here on Jackie as investigations continue.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:08 pm  

Award for Croydon woman who has tackled

One of the men and women who got an award is a 50 year old woman from Croydon.

June Ross set up June’s kitchen in 2004 to distribute surplus food.
At the start her organisation fed 450 people each month – now it feeds more than twenty thousand.
She persuaded one of the leading British supermarkets to donate leftover food from around 50 branches.
She is now Chief Executive Officer.

And the temporary chief constable of Surrey Police – Nick Ephgrave – has been given a Queen’s Police Medal.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:36 am  

Former Woking McClaren driver in lead at the Canadian Grand Prix.


Former Woking McClaren driver Lewis Hamilton was the fastest in the second practice in the Canadian Grand Prix.

He beat Ferarri’s Sebastian Vettel by zero point two five seven seconds.

Woking Maclaren’s racer Jensen Button registered seventh.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:35 am  

Mitcham man honoured in Queen's birthday honours.

And 48 year old Charles Frankish who’s a civil engineer from Mitcham has also been given an award by the Queen.

He’s the civil engineer who led the emergency works to keep the Hammersmith Flyover open before the 2012 Games.

It was completed four months before deadline and formed a crucial part of the atheletes’ route network for the games.

His work helped to save 20 million pounds.

Mr Frankish also raises money for rehabilitation of servicemen at Headley Court in Surrey.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:18 am  

#Surbiton Trophy



Former US Open quarter-finalist Melanie Oudin is in action later this morning in the semi-finals of the Aegon Surbiton Trophy.

The American will face veteran 35 year old Stephanie Fortez of France.

We caught up with Melanie after her quarter-final win over Samantha Murray on Friday afternoon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 am  

Young people urged to make their voices heard over EU referendum

A student from Hampton is urging other youngsters to make their voices heard over the EU.

Alexander Cairns, a Senior NUS National delegate, is campaigning for us to stay in the EU.

He says that whilst we do pay money in, the Leave campaigners are forgetting that we do get money back, and the decision will affect the young people of today for the next 15 or 20 years of their lives.



Vote Leave says any money paid in to the EU could be spent on education, and that's why youngsters should vote to leave.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 am  

Missing man from Cranford

Hounslow police are searching for Yasseem Elkamlichi who's 22.
Anyone with information should phone 101 and quote reference 16MISO23812

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:25 am  

#Surbiton Trophy


No 2 seed Jordan Thompson from Australia will play in the mens semi final today at the Surbiton Trophy.

He defeated no 5 seed German Dustin Brown in his quarter-final in straight sets on Friday.

Jordan spoke to Radio Jackie's Alex Loveridge
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:00 am  

#Queenat90 celebrated across SW London and Surrey this weekend



A number of street parties will take place this weekend to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday.

It’s the first time a British monarch has reached the milestone.

Councils across South West London and Surrey have waived the red tape to allow well - wishers to celebrate with their neighbours.

In Richmond, the £59 fee to host a street party has been temporarily scrapped. Over 100 will take place across the borough.

Meanwhile, a party on the green will take place on Mounument Green in Weybridge from 10am.

Stay tuned to Jackie, we'll be telling you where your nearest street party is throughout the day.

Her Majesty is pictured above opening the University of Surrey's new £45 million vet school last winter.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:30 am  

Wandsworth fights litter

Wandsworth is getting results from a newly expanded squad of undercover litter inspectors.

Since 3 new members joined the team on the 1st of May, 276 on-the-spot fines have been issued.

The £80 fines must be paid within 14 days. If they’re not, it will be taken to court where fines up to £2,500 can been imposed.

The team’s also working on 6 more serious fly tipping offences which can incur unlimited fines and jail sentences on conviction.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:18 am  

Running initiative in Hounslow



A series of weekly park runs have been announced in Hounslow to keep the borough’s children fit and healthy.

Funded by the Council’s Public Health team, the free runs are open to youngsters aged 4-14.

They include children running at their own pace for 2 kilometres, and have been launched off the back of a similar adult initiative.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 am  

Possible charges over death of Stanwell man

Two police officers and a health worker could face charges of manslaughter and misconduct in public office over the death of a Stanwell man after the Independent Police Complaints Commission referred the case to the Crown Prosecution Service.

Police arrested Terry Smith on the 12th November 2013 after a call from an ambulance crew.

He was taken to Staines police station where he was kept in restraints.

He became ill and was taken to St Peter’s Hospital in Chertsey where he died the following day.

The CPS will determine whether to go ahead with a criminal prosecution.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:09 am  

Honours for Surrey Police Chief

Temporary Chief Constable for Surrey Police, Nick Ephgrave, is to receive a medal in the Queen’s Birthday honours list.

He’ll be given the QPM for services to policing after being nominated by colleagues.

He moved to Surrey Police as Deputy Chief Constable in 2013 and became the Acting Chief in January 2016.

He previously worked on the South London Murder Squad and was commended for his role in charge of the re-investigation of the murder of 10 year old Damilola Taylor.

He was responsible for designing and implementing the National Counter Terrorisim Co-ordination Centre at New Scotland Yard before he moved to take command in Lambeth.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:09 am  

Friday, 10 June 2016

A man with dementia from Esher found safe and well


A man with dementia has been found after police appealed for the public’s help to find him.

62 year old John Smith is safe and well.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:15 pm  

Candidates in the Tooting by-election are going head to head to fight for votes tonight

Candidates in the Tooting by-election go head-to-head to fight for votes in a hustings event tonight at Tooting Market.

Leigh-Ann Gerrans has the details:

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:45 pm  

Mum from Wimbledon reports suspicious man on the school run

Merton police have issued a warning to anyone doing school runs after a parent from Wimbledon Village reported a suspicious man.

A white minibus pulled up to the woman’s son on Tuesday 7th June at around 8am and the driver asked if he wanted a lift to Kings.

The driver persisted and when the boy continued to refuse and walked away, he said “I’ll give you credit for soldiering on like that”.

This happened at the intersection of Church Road and Burghley Road. The driver was described as around 60 years old, white with grey hair.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:58 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy continues

Big serving Romanian Marius Copil continues his run of great form at the Surbiton Trophy.

Marius, who originally came through qualifying, made it into the semi - final with a tight three set win over Germany's Tobias Kamke

Jackie's Alex Loveridge caught up with Marius after the match.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:41 pm  

Hustings will take place in #Tooting tonight ahead of next week’s by-election

The seat became vacant after MP Sadiq Khan’s election to London Mayor last month.

The list includes an A&E doctor and a businessman. The full list can be seen below.

ALLIN-KHAN Rosena Chantelle
Labour Party

COKE Des
Christian Peoples Alliance

GLASSBROOK Alexander James
Liberal Democrats

HOPE Howling Laud
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party

JAVAID Zirwa
Independent

JONES Elizabeth Eirwen
UK Independence Party

LOVE Ankit
One Love Party

MALIK Dr Akbar Ali
Immigrants Political Party

MOORE Graham Harry
English Democrats Love England - Leave EU!

OBIRI-DARKO Esther Dede
Green Party

SAMADANI Dr Zia
Independent

SMILLIE Smiley
Independent

SMITH Bobby
Give Me Back Elmo

WATKINS Dan
Conservative Party
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:35 pm  

Crews from London’s RNLI lifeboat stations are urging football fans not to "drown their sorrows" during the Euros, which start tonight



They’re warning against jumping or swimming in the Thames, after a night in the pub watching the matches.

Men aged 16 to 39 are most likely to get into danger in the water.

Tower and Chiswick lifeboat stations remain the busiest in the UK.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:03 pm  

Police are appealing for information following an unprovoked attack on a man travelling on a bus from Wimbledon to Morden

A 46-year-old man was punched in the face with such force he fell backwards off the 93 bus into London road.

The attack continued on the pavement before the suspect ran away.
The incident occurred on Friday about 11.30pm.

The male suspect is described as white, aged between 20 and 25, of slim build, about 5ft 5inches tall with dark hair.

The victim was taken to hospital where he required stitches for injuries to his face.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:41 pm  

British Airways is laying on larger planes for footie fans heading out of Heathrow this weekend



French airlines are facing disruption due to strike action there.

The airline has decided to swap smaller planes with larger ones to ensure fans desperate to get to the games don’t miss out.

Thousands are travelling to the host country to fly the flag for The Three Lions ahead of their opening game against Russia tomorrow.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:18 pm  

Teenager from Walton is arrested

A 19-year-old man from Walton has been arrested in connection with an aggravated burglary at a Hampton Court pub.

Two men wearing balaclavas raided a pub in Bridge Road just after 11pm on Sunday.

The intruders entered the Prince of Wales threatening staff with a knife, and left with a sum of cash.

Anyone who witnessed the incident is urged to call police 101.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:36 am  

Police constable dismissed for gross misconduct

A serving police officer attached to Kensington and Chelsea has been dismissed from the Police Service for gross misconduct.

Police Constable Craig Marcham was formally sacked following a Special Case Misconduct Hearing yesterday.

He pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates' Court in February.

He was fined over £500.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:34 am  

Appeal to find missing 14-year-old girl from New Malden



There are growing concerns for a missing 14-year-old girl from New Malden.

Ella Rowe was last seen yesterday afternoon in the area.

She is described as a white female who is 5ft 2ins tall with long brown hair.

Ella is known to frequent the Worcester Park, Epsom and Pollards Hill areas.

At the time of her disappearance she was wearing a leopard-print coat, blue jeans, a blue and white striped top and black and white 'Adidas' trainers. She was also carrying a large beige handbag

Officers are increasingly concerned for her wellbeing and would urge anyone with information on her whereabouts to call police on 101 or Missing People on 116000 quoting reference 16MIS024312
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:14 am  

#Kingston Samaritans need you

You may have heard about the Samaritans, but have you ever thought about joining them?

40,000 calls were received last year by the Kingston branch of the charity, which extends to Richmond and Esher.

Helen Dixon is branch director there.

She says like all charities at the moment, they are finding it tough, and desperately need more volunteers ahead of their move to Kingston town centre.



To donate to the charity, or find out more about its work, click here. or email [email protected]
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:30 am  

Green Party leader wants Britain to do more for refugees

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett says the government’s response to the refugee crisis in Europe is not good enough.

Ms Bennett was speaking at a Stand Up To Racism meeting at the Richard Mayo Centre in Kingston last night.

She says while the government is not doing enough she knows that ordinary British people are willing to lend a helping hand.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:16 am  

Thursday, 9 June 2016

#Surbiton Trophy

There was upset during British Number 4 Dan Evans’ match at the Surbiton Trophy today.

Evans swore during the match- he argued that it wasn’t a code violation because he did it whilst already off the court.

But the umpire disputed this and gave him a game penalty.

We caught up with Stafane Cretois, the challenge tennis supervisor who said that Dan should not have used foul language:

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:20 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy

There have been no problems for Germany's Dustin Brown at the Surbiton Trophy.

The no 5 seed defeated British Wild Card entry Edward Corrie in straight sets.

After the match we caught up with Dustin who told us the key to his win today.


posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:35 pm  

Afternoon of controversy at the #Surbiton Trophy

Top seed and British number 4 Dan Evans has controversially gone out of the Surbiton Trophy

He was beaten by relatively unknown Romanian Marius Copil 6-4 6-2

There was upset during the match with Evans arguing with the umpire which led to him receiving a game penalty.

We caught up with him afterwards.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:28 pm  

UPDATED: 80 year old Mr Harris has been found safe and well.

80 year old missing from Hounslow.

Ronald Harris left the home he shares with his wife and son, and was last spotted on the H91 bus on Chiswick High Road.

Mr Harris, who has dementia, is extremely vulnerable, as DI Helen Flanagan explains.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:54 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy

Samantha Murray has won the battle of the Brits at the Surbiton Tennis Trophy at Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club.

She defeated Gabriella Taylor 6-3 6-0 to book a place in the last 8.

She explains how she upped her game.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:15 pm  

Two men have been sentenced to a total of 25 years in prison, for their part in a robbery that resulted in a man’s death in Tooting

34 year old Jason Lewin from Morden has been jailed for 15 years, along with his half-brother Stewart Palmer who got 10 years.

The victim, 75 year-old Peter Lee, had returned to his home in Welham Road last June, to find his sons grappling with the two men.

They managed to get away in a car, which struck Mr Lee, leaving him critically injured. He died the next day.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:08 pm  

Lucky the cat from Clapham has been found alive

A cat from Clapham has lived up to her name ‘Lucky’ after been found alive in a tube tunnel after three days.

The cat broke free from her carrier and ran down a tunnel at Green Park tube station in the direction of Oxford Circus on Sunday night.

Owner Lucy Duff from Clapham, along with a search team, hunted for the missing cat on the train tracks in the early hours of this morning.

Lucky was found eating a mouse at 3am. The pair has now been reunited.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:07 pm  

Football fan from Richmond says possible terror threats haven’t stopped him travelling to the event

Euro 2016 starts tomorrow with England’s opener against Russia in Marseille.

Footie fans attending games are being urged to arrive at matches as early as possible.

It's to try and limit queuing thanks to the security measures put in place.

Mick, a fan from Richmond, says possible terror threats haven’t stopped him travelling to the event.



posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:50 pm  

A fire which almost destroyed a flat in Feltham last night, is believed to have been accidental

A man and two children left the property in Staines Road before the brigade arrived, and no injuries were reported.

Meanwhile, a fire destroyed a caravan in Hanwell this morning.
The fire broke out in Townholm Crescent in the early hours.

A nearby car, wooden shed and fencing were also damaged.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:19 am  

Former Tooting MP is accused of breaking one of his key election pledges

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been accused of breaking one of his key election pledges to freeze fares.

Yesterday it emerged travelcard users will not be included as TFL outlined a funding package to pay the freeze.

Daily and weekly 'caps' on Oyster and contactless card fares will also continue to rise every year.

The promise was a key part of the former Tooting MP’s election manifesto.

It is estimated almost half a million Londoners could miss out.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:06 am  

Grant Johnson from Chessington has been spared jail after punching his pregnant girlfriend

A 22-year-old man from Chessington who punched his girlfriend in the stomach while she was pregnant has been spared jail.

Grant Johnson also hit his partner in the face as she breast-fed the child according to Kingston police.

He was sentenced to 26 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months, and given a restraining order after pleading guilty to common assault.

Johnson was sentenced on Tuesday at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court.

He was also ordered to pay £1,200 in compensation and costs.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:47 am  

Manager of a pub in Hampton Court that was burgled has spoken of horrific ordeal

The manager of a pub in Hampton Court has spoken of the effect a knifepoint burglary has had on his member of staff.

Two intruders wearing balaclavas burst into the office of the public house in Bridge Road just after 11pm on Sunday evening, when an employee was cashing up.

The 31-year old manager said the victim was taking some time off work and is struggling to sleep, following the ordeal.

Mr Fish said he had experienced similar issues while working in Fulham and Earlsfied before, but never in his two years there.
Police continue to appeal for witnesses.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 am  

Chelsea cleared of wrong doing concerning the loan of a player

Fifa have cleared Chelsea of any wrong doing concerning Mohamed Salah’s loan move to Roma last summer.

Fiorentina alleged that The Blues had made a ‘breach of contract,’ as they had a deal in place for the midfielder to return to them, instead of Roma last season.

The claim of the Italian club was rejected, since the decision is not yet final and binding.

Despite spending the past one-and-a-half seasons away from Stamford Bridge, Salah still remains a Chelsea player.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:00 am  

Concerns over the safety of a man missing from Morden grow


Police continue to ask for urgent help to find a man who has been missing from Morden since Monday evening.

Gary Benson was last seen at approx 10pm. He is considered high-risk and concerns are growing for his safety.

If you can help officers return him home safely, or have seen Mr Benson - call 999 straight away.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:00 am  

Yesterday we saw another day of flash floods - Clapham and Battersea were the worst hit

Yesterday, Londoners were hit by another day of flash floods as torrential downpours soaked the city.

Firefighters were called to nearly 30 incidents of shops, homes and even a cinema being swamped by the rain.

Clapham and Battersea were among the worst areas affected, and people took to social media to share pictures of the disruption caused.

On Tuesday, we saw cars swallowed by the floods in Wallington and three people had to be rescued from Manor Road.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:00 am  

£6m is to be invested in a railway line upgrade from Shepperton to Teddington

Flooding in Fulwell is to be tackled and a new railway line could be the answer.

The line from Shepperton to Teddington and Strawberry Hill will closed for two weeks in July as Network Rail looks to address the recurring issue.

The works are part of the organisations Railway Upgrade Plan to modernise Britain’s railways and £6m will be put into this project.

Trains from Waterloo will terminate at Teddington and Strawberry Hill stations during this period and a bus replacement service will continue to Shepperton.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:30 am  

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Two teenagers from Ashtead explain how they were assaulted in Sutton

Two teenagers from Ashtead have told how they were punched to the ground and mugged in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The girls, aged 18 and 19 sat on a bench after leaving the Wonderland nightclub in Sutton at about 3.30am when they were allegedly assaulted.

One of the girls was knocked unconscious and left with a black eye, while her friend gave chase to the group of men.

Police are appealing for any witnesses to the assault in Sutton High Street and have arrested a 39-year old man on suspicion of aggravated bodily harm.

You can contact them on 101.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:57 pm  

A man from Wallington helped rescue a man stuck in the flash floods yesterday

A man from Wallington was among a group of passers-by who rescued a man from a sinking car during yesterday’s flash flooding.

24 year old Gareth Parish was sheltering under Wallington Railway Bridge during the heavy rain when Graham Price’s car got stuck.

He used bricks and a wrench to smash the car window to get Mr Price out of the sinking car.

He said the water rose to the height of the car door within 10 minutes:

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:36 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy



There has been more rain at the Surbiton trophy this afternoon.

Josh has the latest from Day 3
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:50 pm  

Man who helped victim of flooding in #Wallington yesterday tells Jackie News how he feared for life of man stuck in car

London Fire Brigade has rebuffed a claim it told 999 callers trying to reach a victim of flash flooding in Wallington yesterday, that it couldn’t help.

Graham Price was rescued from his sinking car by passers-by after it got submerged in water under Wallington railway bridge yesterday afternoon.

He was pulled to safety by a number of witnesses who used bricks to smash their way into his car window.

One man, 24 year old Gareth Parish, who can be seen in the picture below taken by the LFB, says the whole thing happened so quickly.

He tells Jackie's Lucy Mayer he was shocked by the brigade's initial response.



The London Fire Brigade says it was on scene to help one of the victims to safety within 6 minutes.

Yesterday, the brigade issued this statement;

London Fire Brigade was called to a large number of flash flooding and lightning strike calls across London.

The most significant incident was three cars flooded to the depth of two metres on Manor Road in Wallington.

Two people were assisted from their cars before the arrival of the Brigade, and a third person was rescued by firefighters.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:41 pm  

Extra support for victims of domestic abuse is being laid on in Croydon for the duration of Euro 2016

The tournament kicks off in France on Friday.

Reported incidents of domestic and sexual violence increase during sporting events such as the Euro’s.

A rapid response team will provide support to police response teams, should the rate of call outs to domestic abuse incidents increase.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:58 pm  

Jury shown Peppa Pig video in the murder trial of Ellie Butler

Jurors at the trial of a father accused of killing his daughter in Sutton have been shown a Peppa Pig video.

It’s after the defence suggested the child fell and cracked her skull while watching the cartoon.

6 year-old Ellie Butler was found with fatal injuries in October 2013 while her father looked after her in Westover close.

36 year-old Ben Butler from denies murder and child cruelty.

Mr Butler's partner Jennie Gray has admitted perverting the course of justice in the wake of Ellie's death but denies child cruelty.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:30 pm  

Two men have been convicted for their roles in a violent burglary that led to the death of 75-year-old Peter Lee in Tooting last year



34 year old Jason Lewin (pictured) from Morden and his half brother Stewart Palmer from Brentford, have been found guilty of aggravated burglary with intent to cause GBH following a trial at the Old Bailey.

The court heard how a third brother, Jonathan Palmer, had driven the car that struck and killed Mr Lee.

Palmer died in HMP Wandsworth whilst on remand, having been charged with Mr Lee's murder.

The victim, 75-year-old Peter Lee, had returned to his home in Welham Road, at around 5pm on June the 1st last year, to find two of his sons fighting with two burglars, Jason Lewin and Jonathan Palmer. Stewart Palmer had left the scene before Mr Lee had entered the house.

Mr Lee called police; meanwhile Jonathan Palmer managed to return to his car. He then drove the vehicle at Peter Lee, causing critical injuries. Mr Lee was taken to hospital where he died the following day.

Jason Lewin and Jonathan Palmer were arrested in the car, a VW Sharan, shortly after the incident. Stewart Palmer was arrested several days later. All three were charged with murder and aggravated burglary.

Lewin admitted at court to being involved in the cultivation of cannabis. He claimed that the aggravated burglary at Mr Lee's address was motivated by an incident in 2013 in which he was robbed at a cannabis factory in Sutton.

During the trial, the jury were directed to find Stewart Palmer not guilty of murder.

Lewin was found not guilty of murder, but both were found guilty of aggravated burglary with intent to cause GBH. They will be sentenced at the Old Bailey tomorrow.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:15 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy continues after rain hit play yesterday

The Surbiton Trophy is continuing today at Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club, and so far it’s been another mixed day for the British.

Of the early starts Samantha Murray picked up a 3 set victory over Kai Chen Chang in a game that lasted well over 2 hours.



Meanwhile while Liam Broady lost 6-3, 6-2, 7-6 to Australian Luke Saville in another thrilling encounter.

He says today won't hold him back.


posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:54 pm  

Aldershot sign goalkeeper from Woking

Aldershot Town have signed goalkeeper Jake Cole from National League rivals Woking on a one-year contract.

The 30-year-old former Plymouth Argyle player made 44 league appearances for Woking last season.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:25 pm  

Increased levels of bed blocking in Richmond and Hounslow

Hospitals in Richmond and Hounslow have seen some of the highest increases in bed blocking in London over the last five years.

Lucy Mayer reports




posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:18 pm  

Lucy Duff from Clapham is offering a £1,000 reward to anyone who finds her cat



Lucy Duff, from Clapham is offering a £1,000 reward to anyone who finds her pet cat ‘Lucky’ alive.

The cat broke free from her carrier and ran down a tunnel at Green Park tube station in the direction of Oxford Circus on Sunday night.

Lucy was using the Victoria line to return home when the cat she rescued seven years ago escaped.

Anyone with information can contact the cat’s owner by searching #FindLucky on Twitter.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:47 am  

Man submerged in flash floods in #Wallington is doing well after rescue



Andrew Murphy captured the scenes yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock.

Graham Price's car was completely submerged by water, and a passers by had to smash his window with a brick in order to get him out.

Ambulance crews say he had no serious injuries.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:20 am  

200 calls made to the London Fire Brigade after flash flooding in parts of Croydon, Mitcham and Wallington



London Fire Brigade received 200 calls in just half an hour as thunderstorms caused flash flooding in parts of Croydon, Mitcham and Wallington.

Three cars flooded to the depth of two meters in Manor Road near Wallington train station yesterday afternoon.

A man was seen swimming away from a submerged car in the area.

Two people were assisted from their cars before the arrival of the fire brigade, while a third person was rescued by firefighters.

The Brigade received three times as many 999 calls as it would normally.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:17 am  

Further appeal after a woman was sexually assault in Surbiton





Police are re-issuing images of a man wanted in connection with the sexual assault of a woman in Surbiton in 2013.

Officers have now established that the suspect may be working somewhere in the Cambridge area.

The woman was assault as she left the Prithi restaurant in Ewell Road at about 10.30pm.

The suspect is described as aged in his 30s and may be known as either Mohammed Sala Huddin Ahmed - or Moyen Qureshi.

He is a Bangladeshi male, about 5ft 3i nches tall with short, dark hair.

Detective Constable Iain Millar of Kingston CID at the Metropolitan Police said: "We continue to appeal to trace this man and believe he may now be working in the Cambridge area. He has worked in numerous restaurants and also has links to the Thames Valley area and the West Midlands.

“I would appeal to anyone who recognises this man, or knows where he is, to contact police.”

If anyone has seen the suspect or has any information on his whereabouts, please contact DC Millar of Kingston CID on 101 quoting reference CRIS 0410433/13.

To remain anonymous call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:10 am  

Spelthorne is to improve four shopping areas - in Sunbury, Stanwell, Ashford and Staines

Four shopping areas in Spelthorne will share £100,000 from a fund created by Surrey Council, so they can be improved.

The money has been made available for boroughs to improve secondary shopping centres in towns.

These will include Clare Road Parade in Stanwell, Groveley Parade in Sunbury, Edinburgh Drive in Staines and Woodlands Parade in Ashford.

The two councils must sign an agreement before any funding is released.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 am  

A woman in Feltham has been fined more than £16,000 for flouting planning laws



Jahanara Salik was using a side extension on her property in Eastbourne Road as two self-contained studio flats, to house tenants.

She appealed to the council’s planning inspectorate in 2014 for permission to use the extension, but it was refused.

Despite this, she continued to use the flats to house tenants, and she was eventually taken to court by Hounslow council.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:30 am  

Teenager accused of murder in Thornton Heath

A teenage boy has been accused of murder in Thornton Heath.

The 17-year old is thought to have killed 20-year old Mujaahid Wilson on Monday.

He is also accused of possession of a bladed article and will appear at Croydon Magistrates’Court later today.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:00 am  

Police are appealing for information regarding a burglary in Addlestone

Police are appealing to the public for information burglary at Topgolf in Addlestone.

It happened at around 11.30pm on Sunday 22nd May when two vehicles crashed through the back entrance on Moated Farm Road off New Haw Road.

The group of at least four people then attempted to remove a cash machine from inside, but it’s thought they left empty handed.

Officers are appealing for information about the grey Range Rover, silver car and blue Peugeot van which were seen leading up to the incident.

Anyone who knows anything about or saw the raid should call 101.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 am  

A man in Sutton who is sleeping on the streets has been given a warning from the police

A written warning has been issued to a rough sleeper who has been begging in Sutton High Street.

The man in his 40s has been asked to change his behaviour and has been given a number of conditions he must apply with.

These include harassing or intimidating members of the public and loitering in public places.

The action comes after a number of complaints by customers using Barclays Bank at the Cheam Road junction.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:00 am  

Concerns grow for man missing from Morden


Police are still appealing for help to locate a man who was last seen in Morden on Monday evening.

Gary Benson was last seen at around 10 o’clock and is said to be ‘high risk.’

There a concerns for his safety and a picture can be seen on our website.

If you spot Gary – please call 999 immediately.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:19 am  

Court has heard that Sutton girl might have died from a 'simple fall'

A court has heard that a six-year old girl from Sutton, whose father is accused of battering her to death - could have died from a simple fall.

Ellie Butler who died while at home in 2013 was more prone to head injuries than other children.

36-year old Ben Butler denies murder and child cruelty charges, he was also convicted of causing head injuries to Ellie in 2007, but was cleared on appeal.

Yesterday, a child forensic pathologist said that ‘she was not like an otherwise normal child because of the previous abnormalities.’

The trial continues.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:05 am  

Tuesday, 7 June 2016

Emergency services called due to flash flooding in South London

Emergency services were called to Croydon, Mitcham and Wallington today as thunderstorms brought down torrential rain that overwhelmed drains.

More than 100 calls were made and three cars were submerged near Wallington train station due to flash flooding.

One man was rescued by a stranger who smashed his car window with a brick when he became trapped.

A second man was rescued by the Fire Services.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:22 pm  

Chelsea Ladies' Gemma Davison scores hat-trick for England Women against Serbia

England have comfortably beaten Serbia in today’s Women's Euro 2017 qualifiers, with Chelsea Ladies’ Gemma Davison scoring a hat-trick.

They’re her first international goals scored for England Women.

Mark Sampson's side followed their 7-0 home win at the weekend by winning the return fixture by the same scoreline.

The result means they’re guaranteed a top-two finish in their group, but only group winners will definitely qualify for Euro 2017.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:06 pm  

Richmond's Rick Astley returns with new music

Almost three decades after releasing 'Never Gonna Give You Up', it appears that 80s pop star Rick Astley hasn't given up on music yet.

More than 10 years after his last studio album, the singer, who lives in Richmond, is returning with a tour and a collection of new tracks.

He's calling his album "50", which is a nod to reaching the milestone.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:10 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy update

After no.1 seed Dan Evans progressed earlier, fellow Brit Alex Ward was unable to replicate that success, losing in straight sets to Di Wu.

After losing the first set 6-2 he fought valiantly in the second to force a tie break, but ultimately lost 6-3 to the 157 ranked Chinese man.

Speaking to Jackie, Ward says he enjoyed the tournament regardless.



The tournament at Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club is on until Sunday. Rain stopped play for about two hours this afternoon.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:56 pm  

Gatwick has set out a final pitch to David Cameron to back a second runway at the airport

Chairman of Gatwick Sir Roy McNulty has written to the Prime Minister, urging him to make expansion part of his legacy.

He’s promised compensation for residents and a cap on fees - and says it will be cheaper to build a runway at Gatwick than Heathrow.

Here’s Charles Kirwan-Taylor, director of corporate affairs at Gatwick airport speaking to Sky's Samantha Washington.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:41 pm  

Chelsea and Jose Mourinho have reached a settlement with former team doctor Eva Carneiro

She'd claimed constructive dismissal against the Premier League club and discrimination by their former manager.

In a statement, Chelsea have apologised to Carneiro, and say she was right to run onto the pitch to treat a player.

The now Manchester United boss also thanks Carneiro for her "excellent and dedicated support".

She says she's relieved the case has been settled.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:41 pm  

Mourinho unexpectedly appears at Croydon Employment Tribunal

Jose Mourinho has unexpectedly turned up for the second day of former club doctor Eva Carnerio's employment tribunal case with Chelsea.

It was thought the ex-Stamford Bridge boss wouldn't give evidence until a later stage.

The day's proceedings were delayed.

Mourinho - now at Manchester United, is facing separate action from Carneiro over her departure.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:17 pm  

Crossrail 2 could be "the decider" in the Tooting by-election next week



Conservative by-election candidate Dan Watkins was joined by the Secretary of State for Transport at Tooting Broadway station on Monday to discuss the future of Crossrail 2.

He claims the Crossrail line currently under construction will have "a transformative effect on London’s transport once it’s complete."

The subject is a controversial one in Tooting, as the original station had been planned at Tooting Broadway, but Transport for London (TfL) has discovered "difficult ground conditions under Tooting and is thinking of moving the station to Balham."

Tooting was originally chosen as it is "more in need of the economic boost and better rail connectivity that Crossrail 2 will bring."

However, by moving the station to Balham the cost of Crossrail 2 will be less and surface disruption during construction will be reduced.

The by-election will be held on the 16th. It was triggered after Labour MP Sadiq Khan was elected to the position of London Mayor earlier this month.

The full list of candidates;
Rosena Chantelle Allin-Khan, Labour Party
Dan Watkins, Conservative Party
Des Coke, Christian People's Party
Alexander James Glassbrook, Liberal Democrats
Howling Laud Hope, The Official Monster Raving Loony Party
Zirwa Javaid, Independent
Elizabeth Eirwen Jones, UK Independence Party
Ankit Love, One Love Party
Dr Akbar Ali Malik, Immigrants Political Party
Graham Harry Moore, English Democrats Love England - Leave EU!
Esther Dede Obiri-Darko, Green Party
Dr Zia Samadani, Independent
Smiley Smillie, Independent
Bobby Smith, Give Me Back Elmo
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:01 pm  

Rain stops play at the #Surbiton Trophy

Jackie's Josh Doherty is ducking the showers.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:55 pm  

A man had a lucky escape in #Sutton this morning after driving head on into a shopping centre wall



The man drove through the Times Square carpark barrier, snapping it as he went, before colliding with another car, driving up a ramp and smashing into a wall.



The 80 year old has been taken to hospital with what are believed to be minor injuries.

He told police he had pressed the wrong pedal.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:49 pm  

AFC Wimbledon have moved a big step closer to a proposed relocation to Plough Lane in #Wimbledon

The newly-promoted League One side have exchanged contracts for the sale of their current stadium Kingsmeadow, in New Malden, to Chelsea Ladies, who intend to use it for academy and women's matches.

The move will be completed if the club gets planning permission for a new 11,000 seater stadium at Plough lane

The sale, reported to be worth £2 million, would go towards construction of the venue.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:53 pm  

#Surbiton Trophy Tennis lunchtime update

No.1 seed Dan Evans has progressed to the next round after beating American Alexander Sarkissian 6-2 6-3 earlier.

Speaking to Jackie, the world ranked 93 says he was surprised at the quality of his opponent but happy with his performance.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:53 pm  

28 year-old man arrested after a drugs raid in Sutton

A quantity of cash, a BB gun, cocaine and cannabis were discovered in Sutton after a drugs raid.

Officers forced entry into the property in Sydney Road on Friday.

A 28 year-old man was arrested on the scene, for possession of Class A and Class B drugs, money laundering and possession of a Section 5 firearm.

He has been bailed to return in July.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:33 pm  

Staff at a pub in Hampton Court have been threatened with a knife after two men wearing balaclavas raided it after closing

The intruders entered the Prince of Wales in Bridge Road just after 11pm on Sunday.

One man threatened a member of staff with a knife while the other rooted around for money.

The pair made off with a quantity of cash.

It’s believed they made their get - away in a black Ford Ka, which was travelling the wrong way along the one way street.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:05 pm  

There are calls for pupils to be taught about female genital mutilation, or FGM, as part of the national curriculum

It is already covered by some schools in PSHE, personal, social, health and economic education, but it’s not compulsory.

The news comes as the latest figures relating to the number of new incidents of FGM recorded by doctors in England have been revealed.

Between January and March this year, 28 new incidents were reported in Wandsworth, while in Croydon, it was 7.

London’s clinical commissioning groups, as a whole, reported 640 new incidents of FGM in that time frame.

However, Hounslow, which previously reported 5 incidents, is now reporting none.

Only Sutton, Kingston, Richmond and Newham have consistently reported no incidents of FGM.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:48 am  

The green light has been given for the first part of the tube network’s huge modernisation plan

Transport for London has announced the upgrade of signals on the Hammersmith and City, Circle, District and Metropolitan lines.

Work has already begun on the track between Edware Road and Hammersmith

The new signalling will allow for more trains with a 33% increase in capacity by the 2020s.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:24 am  

Police appeal after two women were "assaulted" in Sutton

An investigation’s been launched after two women reported being attacked in Sutton.

They happened near the junction of Carshalton Road and Sutton High Street in the early hours of Sunday.

There were two alleged incidents; one on a bench in the High Street and another outside Sutton Police station in Carshalton Road.

The women, aged 18 and 19, were taken to hospital suffering from cuts and bruises.

A 39-year-old man has been arrested and bailed until mid-July pending further enquiries.

If you have any information, contact Sutton Police station on 101 quoting ref no: 4006202/16. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:11 am  

Police have found an elderly woman missing from Brentford

73 year old Florence Cummings, who has dementia, disappeared last night.

She has since been found safe and well.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:06 am  

The father of a seven-year-old boy who died in Chertsey talks about their fight for justice

The family of a boy, who died in his sleep during floods in Chertsey in 2014, are raising money online to pay for legal representation at his inquest.

Seven-year-old Zane Gbangbola was found dead alongside his collapsed parents.

They claim cyanide gas, leaking from a nearby landfill site, infiltrated the floodwater and killed their son.

They hope to double the £40,000 they've raised through crowdfunding before the hearing starts next week.

Dad Kye can't believe they're not entitled to legal aid.



The parents of Zane talk about the loss of their son.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:20 am  

Urgent appeal to find high risk missing person who was last seen in Morden last night




Police are asking people to be on the lookout for Gary Benson, who was last seen last night in Morden at approximately 10 o'clock.

Merton police have concerns for his safety and would like to locate him as soon as possible.

Any sightings should be directed to 999 straight away.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:24 am  

UPDATED: Missing woman from Brentford found

Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing 73 year-old woman, who has dementia and is believed to have Alzheimer’s.

Florence Cummings was last seen on Monday evening in Brentford.

She is described as a black female, 5ft 7ins tall, slim build with a short grey afro hairstyle.

Florence is a regular visitor to Hammersmith, Fulham and markets in Shepherd’s Bush.

At the time of his disappearance she was wearing a black and white dress, a black and white tasseled cardigan with a black and white jacket and a black hat.

Officers are increasingly concerned for his/her wellbeing and would urge anyone with information on his whereabouts to call police on 101 or Missing People on 116000 quoting reference: 16MIS02385
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:27 am  

A centre which provides support to victims of sexual abuse across #Surrey desperately needs more volunteers

The Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre, or RASASC, currently has around 80 volunteers working out of its Guildford base.

The organisation exists by applying for grants, trust funds, corporate funding, public donations, counselling client donations and fundraising events, but it costs over £250,000 per year to keep it going.

It will be expanding to Leatherhead in November.

Rebecca French is the communications and fundraising manager.



To find out more about the charity, or to find out about volunteering, click here or stay tuned.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:30 am  

St George's hospital in "chaos" after computer failure

A hospital in Tooting was thrown into "chaos" when its computer system went down for several hours.

Technical issues at St George's were reported at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon and resolved by 7.40 in the evening.

One woman described the situation at the busy hospital as “absolute chaos” after waiting over 8 hours.

A spokeswoman for the hospital said the cause was not yet known and that an investigation had been launched.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:09 am  

A special auction of Star Wars memorabilia will take place in Chiswick next week



The sale, which includes figures and posters from the 1970s, 80s and 90s consists of a total of more than 100 pieces grouped into 34 lots.

It’s estimated starting prices for the collector’s items at Chiswick Auctions will be £50 when they go under the hammer next Tuesday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 am  

Trains through Teddington, Strawberry Hill and Shepperton to be temporarily cancelled.

Vital work will be conducted next month to upgrade drainage systems and prevent future flooding in Fulwell Tunnel.

There will be no trains running between Teddington, Strawberry Hill and Shepperton, in either direction, from 16 to 30 July, South West Trains confirmed.

Replacement buses will run throughout this time.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:55 am  

Monday, 6 June 2016

Chelsea claim former team doctor Eva Carneiro turned down a settlement of one-point-two million pounds

It's as her constructive dismissal claim against the club is heard - over a touchline disagreement with former manager Jose Mourinho.

The club say she was offered her job back.

Carneiro alleges she faced sexist insults in Portuguese - but Mourinho and Chelsea say that's a misinterpretation.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:54 pm  

Police cordoned off Fulham Palace Road this morning after 500 bees made their home on a bicycle’s wicker basket

A 56 year old resident helped the officers try to deal with the situation, but eventually a bee keeper was called to brush the insects off the bike.

The road was closed from 11.54am until around 2.30pm.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:28 pm  

A security guard has been stabbed while trying to catch a suspected thief in Croydon

The attack happened yesterday lunchtime outside Wickes in Beddington Lane.

A male customer tried to leave the store without paying for cabling and stabbed the guard twice when he was challenged by him.

The suspect left on foot towards Asda.

He is described as a male, black, of slim build and shaven head. He was wearing a distinctive, three-quarter length grey jacket.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:20 pm  

Jose Mourinho's expected to give evidence at former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro's employment tribunal this week

The hearing is going ahead, after the club say Carneiro turned down a settlement of £1.2 million.

Initial statements from both sides focus on an insult directed by then-Chelsea boss Mourinho at the doctor.

Carneiro's claiming constructive dismissal and is also separately taking legal action against the now Manchester United manager.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:48 pm  

Drink sensibly or risk getting a penalty

That’s the message from Sutton Police as they prepare for Euro 2016, which starts on Friday.

They’ll have extra officers on duty in the Town Centre throughout the Championships in France.

An additional team of officers will carry out mobile patrols around the borough to provide additional emergency response.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:17 pm  

An 81 year-old woman is in hospital in a critical condition after a collision in Croydon

An 81 year-old woman is in hospital in a critical condition after a collision in Croydon

Emergency services attended the scene in St James's Road yesterday afternoon to reports of a car and pedestrian in collision.

The elderly woman’s condition is described as critical but stable.

Just over two weeks ago, a 25 year old cyclist died on the same stretch of road after she fell into the path of a lorry.

The driver was arrested and bailed.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:16 pm  

Former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro 'rejected £1.2m Chelsea settlement'

Former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro rejected a £1.2m settlement from the club, according to documents submitted to her employment tribunal.

Dr Carneiro is claiming constructive dismissal against the football club.

She is also bringing a separate legal action against Jose Mourinho, who left Chelsea in December, for alleged victimisation and discrimination.

Dr Carneiro's lawyer said the former Chelsea manager would face at least one day of questions at the hearing.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:30 pm  

The world leading Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton has been handed a prestigious award by the Queen to mark her 90th

The ICR is among a select group of 12 institutions across the country to be awarded the Regius Professorship title.

The rare awards recognise exceptionally high quality research at an institution.

Prior to these awards, only 14 had been granted since the reign of Queen Victoria.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:00 pm  

#Surbiton Tennis Trophy gets off to a flying start

Great Britain’s Liam Broady will be in first round action at the Aegon Surbiton Trophy tennis this afternoon when he takes on the American Tim Smyszek.

The tournament is on until this weekend at the Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:33 am  

Epsom Derby Update: eleven bailed after Epsom Derby Day fracas



Eleven people arrested during a brawl at Epsom racecourse after Saturday's Derby have been bailed.

Police wearing riot gear arrested men aged between 18 and 36 from Sutton, Croydon, Caterham and Reigate, along with four teenagers from London and Epsom after a disturbance near the main music stage.

Bottles were thrown and two people were injured - one of them a police officer.

An 18-year-old man was treated for head and facial injuries at the scene.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:16 am  

Norwood Exiles stay on top in Surrey Cricket League

Norwood Exiles have opened up a thirty point lead in the Surrey Cricket’s League’s Premier Division following another comfortable win on the weekend.

They scored 172 before dismissing Surrey Seamers for 111, to register a 61 runs win.

Economicals have a two point advantage in Division One after a close 16 runs win over nearest rivals Wimbledon Village.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:03 am  

Former Chelsea doctor's constructive dismissal case opens

The employment tribunal of former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro is due to begin this morning.

The hearing at Croydon Employment Tribunal will examine her departure from the club in September of last year.

She was publicly criticised by then-manager Jose Mourinho in August after attending to a player on the pitch in the closing moments of a tight game.

Dr Carneiro is claiming constructive dismissal.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:26 am  

Sunday, 5 June 2016

Epsom Derby arrests

Surrey Police patrolling the Epsom Derby had made eleven arrests by the end of the two day event.

Dressed in riot gear, police arrested men from Sutton, Croydon, Caterham and Reigate, along with four teenagers from London and Epsom.

Bottles were thrown and two people were injured, in the disturbance near the main music stage just after 6 yesterday evening.

One of the injured was a police officer who had a tooth knocked out and was taken to hospital for treatment for facial injuries. He was later discharged.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:09 pm  

Mo Farah, who trained in Twickenham, has smashed a 34 year record in athletics

Mo Farah broke a 34-year-old record in winning the 3-thousand metres at the Diamond League athletics in Birmingham.

Farah, who has gold post-boxes in Isleworth and Teddington, set the fastest ever time for a British competitor, eclipsing the long-standing mark of David Moorcroft.

It's part of Farah's preparations for the Olympics, where he'll defend his 5-thousand and 10-thousand titles.

He says he didn't know he'd made history when he crossed the line.



He went to school at Isleworth and Syon in Isleworth used to train in Twickenham at St Mary’s University.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:11 pm  

UPDATED: Surrey police make arrests at the Epsom Derby

Surrey Police patrolled the Epsom derby and made eleven arrests by the end of the two day event.

The arrests included that of a 15 year old London boy on suspicion of violent disorder and possession of cannabis.

An 18 year old man and a policeman were injured after a disturbance broke out near the main music stage around 6.15.

The force is appealing for witnesses who should ring 101 - officers are surveying CCTV footage of the world-famous event.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:52 am  

Rescue near Kingston Bridge.

Emergency services came to the rescue early this morning at Kingston Bridge.

A member of the public was pulled out of the water around 2 am. Two people helped her and then the London fire brigade – Kingston

police and Teddington Lifeboat stepped in.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:48 am  

We hear from a competitor ahead of today's tennis match in Surbiton


Yesterday saw day one of the Ageon Tennis trophy at the Surbiton Raquet and Fitness Club.

Several Brits were in action including 18-year old Max Benaim who was beaten by Poland’s Michal Przysiezny.

Michal looks ahead to the final round of qualifiers this afternoon and gave us his reaction after the game yesterday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:00 am  

Brixton remember the moment when Muhammad Ali visited

A photographer who captured Muhammad Ali’s surprise visit to Brixton has remembered his ‘fantastic support’ for the community.

Neil Kenlock caught the moment on camera when Ali visited a school in 1974, just after he regained his heavyweight title from George Foreman.

Ali returned to the area in 1999 and rode along Brixton Road in an open-topped Bentley whilst cheering fans lined the street.

Muhammad Ali died yesterday, aged 74 and a public procession through his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky will take place on Friday.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:00 am  

Concerns grow for elderly man with dementia missing from Cranford


Police are growing very concerned for the welfare of a man with dementia who’s missing from Cranford and continue to appeal for help.

80-year old Ronald Harries was last seen on Thursday at around 3pm when he left his home.

Ronald is described as a white man and of 5ft 8ins tall.

He was last seen wearing a black woolly jumper with a white striped shirt underneath. He also had black jogging bottoms on with black shoes.

He used to live in Hammersmith, so could be in that area, near Gunnersbury and Ravenscourt Park.

If you have seen Ronald, please make contact with CID at Hounslow on 02082476160, or call 101 quoting 16MIS023274.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:51 am  

A minute's applause is held for Muhammad Ali at The Epsom Derby

A one minute’s applause was held at the Epsom Derby yesterday in tribute to Muhammad Ali.

Rapid applause filled the stands as the screen showed a picture of Mr Ali, just after the Queen made her formal entrance.

The three-time former world champion died at the age of 74 after being taken to an Arizona hospital with respiratory issues.

A spokesman said the Ali family ‘would like to thank everyone for their thoughts, prayers and support’ and asked for privacy.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:00 am  

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