Cops broke down the door of the one-bedroom flat where Sheila Seleoane lived in 20-flat Lord’s Court, St Mary’s Road and found a skeleton on the sofa in the living room on Friday.
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Control Officers took 1,958 calls on February 18 – making it the busiest February day since 2000 and the second busiest day in that time for calls related to strong winds.
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Rashorn Evans, 26, of the Loughborough Estate, Brixton, was found guilty of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life after a three-day trial at Inner London Crown Court on Thursday, 17 February.
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When he was arrested, detectives found Chris Wright, of Southwark, had also masturbated onto a woman’s bag on a train – so was also jailed for that sexual assault.
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Cleaners and porters at St George’s Hospital – employed by contractor Mitie – will protest from 10am today, Friday, February 18.
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Photographer Robert Lapworth was travelling to his studio by bus when the driver’s route was blocked by a fallen tree on Burnt Ash Road. He captured photos of the aftermath at 12:39pm.
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South Western, which runs 1,500 services from central London to Reading, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Exeter, has told passengers they will have to wait until the worst of the 90mph winds have passed.
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London’s firefighters and Control Officers are having an exceptionally busy day as the storm causes chaos across London, the South East and the South West of the county with winds of up to 100mph recorded in some areas.
Read MoreOne of the world’s first Omicron-specific vaccines is to be trialled at St George’s Hospital, Tooting, as the biotechnology company Moderna, Inc works with the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).
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Greenwich Park has been shut by the Royal Parks, along with Green Park, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Regent’s Park, Primrose Hill, Richmond Park, Bushy Park and St James’s Park.
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A spook who terrorised a whole family in Battersea starting in 1956 is the subject of a hit podcast, listened so far by more than 3.5million people.
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An MP is campaigning for victims not to be made homeless when they are forced to move because of violence and threats.
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Former X-Factor contestant Ashley John-Baptiste was back talking to pupils at Bacon’s College, Timber Pond Road, Rotherhithe, last week to share his story.
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One borough with above-average rates of mental illness and addiction is launching a suicide prevention strategy in a bid to stop the deaths which can result.
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His novel The Upper World, set in Peckham, makes good use of his past studies of how the world up is made up of waves or particles.
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For a few months, the hostelry’s unique selling point – its 180-year-old whale shoulder bone – went mysteriously missing.
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A child abuse victim now aged 40 has received an eviction notice to vacate the flat where he looked after his mother for more than 10 years
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Anthony Hurley, 55, of Leechcroft Avenue, Sidcup, chose his victim knowing she had learning difficulties.
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The pioneering penguins are moving as part of Sea Life’s global conservation breeding programme.
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