The hospital will call a priest for you?!?!?
I had to go to the hospital when I first returned to the Church. If I had known then, I would have called one myself or asked someone to call, but I was newly back and had only gotten a little bit of catechesis when I was young and didn't know.
And there's a church only about 1/2 mile away from the hopsital.
On the general issue of "calling the priest" when someone is dying or thought to be dying. The priest anoints the person, conferring the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. If the person is conscious, the priest may hear his confession. If the person desires spiritual support, the priest may encourage the person. But all this, to be effective, requires contrition. The sacraments work, but they are not magic. They require an interior disposition on the part of the recipient in order for the grace of the sacrament to be conferred. When a magician pulls a rabbit out of a hat, the rabbit has nothing to say in the matter. When absolution, anointing, and Holy Communion are given, they are true sacraments, but their effect on the recipient may be stymied or nullified by the lack of interior disposition.
When priests are called to hospitals and death beds, we assume the contrition of any unconscious person, and we try to encourage and support patients who can respond. And we try to console the family.
None of this is easy. Would CeeLee prefer that we stay at home? Or inquire about whether the patient has contributed to the church lately?
I attended the annointing of an unconscious person last Saturday. The interior disposition was unknown except that the family requested it and indicated that the patient would have wanted it. What is the effect of this sacrament?
Apparently you have never tried to get a hold of a priest on a monday. Never get shot on a monday.
This summer, our diocesan sems got a presentation from the nurse who runs hospice care for a local hospital. She said she will find you, even if it means hauling you off a golf course (which she has done).
Hey, Geoff, I've been meaning to ask you - when will you be ordained? Just want to make sure I can make it.
The bad news is that our cathedral is small, so many people will have to settle for First Mass invitations.
Darn, I've never seen an ordination....but I do understand.
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They should, if they know that you are Catholic. That is why they ask you your religious affiliation.
In Illinois (and probably elsewhere), the hospital cannot legally tell anyone you're there without your permission or that of a family member. Make sure that permission is given, or call the parish yourself. Father can't visit (for Last Rites or Anointing of the Sick or communion calls or anything else) if he doesn't know you're there.
Priests assume the good intention of an unconscious person, unless there is definite reason to believe otherwise. In the case you mention, there is good reason to believe that the uncounscious person would have asked for the sacrament if he had been able to do so. When the patient would have desired the anointing, if he were conscious, it has its full effect. But if the patient would have refused the anointing, it would still be a validly administered sacrament, but the interior disposition of the patient would impede the grace of the sacrament.
On the point of whether hospitals call the priest: some do and some don't. As Obi wrote above, the HIPA federal privacy law that was enacted about 2 years ago made some hospitals wary of cooperating too much with clergy. Other hospitals have unfortunate experiences of their patients being "sitting ducks" for proslytism by unethical persons. It is always best to call your parish directly. And it is important to be aware of your hospital's policy.
My wife and I each carry a card stating "I am a Catholic - in case of an emergency please call a priest." Or some language like that.
Father, thanks for the response. I have not studied this sacrament as well I as I should have (will take sacramental theology next year) . What is the "full effect"?
On the visor of my car.
Father can't visit (for Last Rites or Anointing of the Sick or communion calls or anything else) if he doesn't know you're there.
Please spread this to other Catholics who do not frequent this board. I've had people threaten to leave the Church because they were majorly peeved that Aunt Mildred wasn't visited. I just want to say "I'm sorry Fr. and I turned off our crystal balls." I have no idea how people think the Church is just supposed to know.
There is a grain of truth to that Fr.
My boss's day off is Tuesday, so don't get sick on a Tuesday.
The priests' convocation is going on right now. All the clergy are in Charleston. I hope no one in the rest of the diocese needs last rites until Friday.
I'm always worried that I'm going to get really sick during the Chrism Mass.
My former boss wouldn't participate in anything. Then he'd complain that he got all the sick calls!
Well, if you manage to survive until it is over and your church's supply arrives back, you'll have really fresh oil with which to be anointed.
Is there special grace for the first one anointed with the new oil of the sick, sort of like for the first baby of the new year?
Well as it is a sacrament it is very meaningfull to put it.
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No, a Priest forgiving a sinner before he dies does not mean that you can do whatever you want in your life and that before you die you confess and the you are a Saint.
The reall purpose for that is that God has huge love and mercy for all of us, if he didn't have love and mercy he wouldn't have sended his beloved son to die for us!
So by this if that evil guy who has been shot or whatever goes to an hospital, even thought hes is going to die he deserves a second chance, he deserves also to go to heaven as he is also a son of God, a lamb, a sinner worth of mercy and forgiveness.
Many times we only think about justice and unjustice, but we also have to touch our hearts and think that when we die, befor we die, we will want also to have the mercy and forginess from God as we sometimes act in a very bad way.
If it wasn't for the grace of God, none of us would make it. Don't ever start thinking that you somehow earned any good standing that you have before God. It's only because of Christ that anyone can have a relationship with God. It's by His blood that we have forgiveness, and access to the Father.
Also keep in mind the parable of the laborers called to the vineyard at differing times during the day. They were rewarded for their works, whether they had been doing these works all day, or only for a bit. The Lord is indeed merciful.


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We are Northern Ireland's centre of excellence on human rights.
Established on the basis of the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement, we play a central role in supporting a society that, as it rebuilds following conflict, respects and upholds human rights standards and responsibilities. Human rights values and standards need to be at the heart of our society if we are to achieve well-being, peace and justice.
We hold government, elected representatives, statutory and other relevant organisations to account. To do this, we may work in partnership with these organisations and civil society. Each year, the Commission reviews progress by government and public authorities with human rights laws and standards. Our Annual Statements, published in December, record progress on meeting human rights standards and strongly inform our future work priorities.
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What is it that all successful teams have in common? Find out on March 5th, 2010 when the UNH Wildcats, the Whittemore School of Business, the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development and Public Service of New Hampshire host a unique afternoon workshop at UNH aimed at building teams, developing effective leaders and stimulating innovation.
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Senate set to suspend Omo-Agege over Buhari comment
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The senate, yesterday, resolved to probe Senator Ovie Omo-Agege (APC, Delta) over his statement that the reordering of elections sequence was targeted at President Muhammadu Buhari.
Oma-Agege had shortly after the passage of the amendment to the 2010 Electoral Act, told newsmen that the change in the sequence was targeted at Buhari.
Daily Trust recalls that Omo-Agege, with nine others: Senators Abdullahi Adamu, Malam Ali Wakili, Abu Ibrahim, Abdullahi Gumel, Binta Masi, Yahaya Abdullahi, Andrew Uchendu, Umaru Kurfi and Benjamin Uwajumogu had addressed the press where they expressed reservation over the change of elections sequence.
During the briefing, Omo-Agege said, "You don't make a law to target one person. The perception is that the law is targeted at the president. I will continue to protest it. I can tell you it will not become a law," he said.
During yesterday's plenary, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on the FCT, Dino Melaye (APC, Kogi), raised a point of order demanding that Oma-Agege be probed.
Recall that it was Melaye that raised the point of order that led to the suspension of Senator Ali Ndume (APC, Borno) for six months in March last year. Ndume's "offence" was his statement on Melaye and the Senate President, Bukola Saraki.
Melaye said, "President Muhammadu Buhari is not only my party man; he is a president we all laboured to vote for. My colleague, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, addressed the media last week. He said the decision taken by this senate was targeted at President Buhari.
"I cannot be part of any group of persons to move against the president; the allegations are weighty. I followed President Buhari to 35 states of the federation during the campaigns.
"When I was following the president round the country, Omo-Agege was in the Labour Party (LP). To now allege and put the integrity of the senate under check that the amendment was tailored towards the president is unheard of; it is in bad taste," he said.
"I want to ask that the statement made by Omo-Agege, among other statements, be investigated by the Committee on Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions. They need to find out if our actions were targeted at the president, he added."
The Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, who presided over the plenary, referred the matter to the ethics committee, saying they should bring their report within two weeks
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30 Jan 2018 – The Housing Development Board (HDB) is Singapore's public housing authority and a statutory board under the Ministry of National Development. HDB takes pride in creating homes and towns that form a quality living environment for the young and old. The Centre of Building Research (CBR) is HDB's Master Laboratory.
Set up in 2009, it spearheads its R&D efforts in building and environmental sustainability, while nurturing new technologies for future generations of public housing.
EDF, a world's leading electricity company, is aiming at speeding up innovation for the cities of tomorrow with innovations in energy efficiency in buildings, new low carbon uses of energy, smart grids, renewable energy, electric mobility and batteries.
In Singapore, the R&D branch of EDF Group has launched EDF Lab Singapore in 2014 to develop and explore solutions to help decision makers and developers achieve their vision of smart and sustainable cities. Working with the Singaporean government (HDB) and local universities (NUS, SUTD, SIT, ESSEC), EDF Lab Singapore is rooting a strong expertise adapted to the Singaporean and South East Asian context.
EDF Lab Singapore, with the support of the R&D in Europe, has developed a 3D simulation platform to help HDB assess the refurbishment and new development of HDB towns. This platform is now evolving with new functionalities as part of the recently launched New Urban Kampung project where HDB, together with SUTD and EDF will go a step further integrating Quality of Life assessment in the planning of HDB towns.
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London edition, volume 199
Schedules from 16 June 1973 to 22 June 1973.
Saturday, 16th June 1973 pages 17, 20, 21 and 61
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Sunday, 17th June 1973 pages 22, 23, 26, 27 and 61
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Monday, 18th June 1973 pages 28 to 31 and 61
Tuesday, 19th June 1973 pages 32 to 35 and 61
Wednesday, 20th June 1973 pages 37, 39 to 41 and 61
Thursday, 21st June 1973 pages 43, 46, 47 and 61
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EC-GSM-IoT, or Extended Coverage GSM IoT was proposed as part of the 3GPP Release 13 specification (as an eGPRS specific feature of Release 13 of 3GPP) and it provides an additional toolset for those IoT use-cases that require a better coverage, while not being so demanding of the bandwidth.
With this premise, it made sense to leverage on the ubiquitous presence of GSM/GPRS, without the need for a new network infrastructure. In this landscape, proven and robust second Generation cellular technology is more than just a good combination of coverage with a low deployment cost.
For a network operator, the deployment of EC-GSM-IoT is as simple as dedicating one GSM carrier to the service, as it is an in-band technology. It can be used as part of wider frequency redeployments or farming. The standard is a set of enhancements in the air interface standards of GSM.
The achievable data rates depend on the actual modulation, either via GSMK (Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying, the original modulation of GSM) or 8PSK modulation. The basic device capability is mandated to be EGPRS MC1 to MCS4, while a support of circuit switched functionalities or GPRS is not needed for this standard.
EC-GSM-IoT can be deployed easily on existing 2G infrastructures and the standard foresees that the enhancements in the air interface will have a minimal impact on the hardware requirements for the base station hardware. The standard does mention backwards compatibility with GSM/GPRS, coexistence and design re-use.
The receiver models proposed in the EC-GSM-IoT standard do fulfill the battery life expectation of 10 years, in most of the use-cases. One of the contributors to longer battery life is the Power Saving Mode of EC-GSM-IoT.
The EC-GSM-IoT has improved security, compared to the existing GSM/GPRS networks, and offers integrity protection, mutual authentication and requires stronger ciphering algorithms.
The latency is in the range of medium to high, as it could be derived from the known latency values of existing GSM/GPRS networks. Latency, while an important aspect of the technology choice for IoT, should not be an obstacle for certain applications.


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Hasselbaink sacked by QPR
Queens Park Rangers have sacked their manager, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
It comes as a result of poor form in the Championship, winning only 5 of their 16 games in the league.
Shortly after their 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest this afternoon, they announced that they had 'parted ways' with the Dutchman.
He leaves the club having taken charge of 47 matches, winning 14.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:00 pm
Londoners paid less than the London Living Wage
A fifth of Londoners are paid less than the London Living Wage.
The report from New Policy Institute shows that full-time low paid jobs have increased by 3% over the last decade.
London Assembly Green Party Member, Caroline Russell AM has backed a call for the Mayor to review pay in the hospitality sector.
She says that businesses have an ethical duty to pay employees properly.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:32 pm
Pro-Europe rally in Richmond
Sarah Olney the Liberal Democrat candidate in the Richmond Park by-election, led a Pro-Europe Rally through Richmond today.
The march organised by Richmond Unites called for Britain to protect its links with Europe.
Sarah Olney addressed the crowd saying that anyone who wanted to protect Britain's place in Europe needed to vote for her.
Man killed in Reigate fire
A man in his 40's has died following a house fire in Reigate. The incident happened on Friday 4th November in a block of flats on Fir Tree Walk.
Two other occupants managed to escape the property without serious injury.
Police are currently carrying out a full investigation into the circumstances of the fire.
Pardew reflects on Palace's performance in today's away game
Crystal Palace's poor run in the Premier League continues.
A 3-2 defeat at Burnley is their fourth straight loss.
Manager Alan Pardew says conceding in the last minute is especially disappointing:
Businesses in Richmond likely to have greater control over projects in the area
59% of businesses in Richmond town centre have voted in favour of establishing a Business Improvement District.
It'll bring them into line with other towns including Wimbledon, giving them more control over improvements in their area.
BIDs are areas within which shops and businesses can raise funds to spend on projects or improvements that they feel are beneficial.
The move follows the outcome of a four week ballot which saw a majority of businesses voting for the proposal.
Wandsworth Council tackles public health
Wandsworth Council's public health team wants people to take a different look at alcohol use.
Campaign posters are up in Tooting showing sweet foods as having the same number of calories as a drink.
Three average glasses of wine equal 684 calories – or the same as three ice creams.
They want people to remember that drinks also affect the waistline, just like snacks.
Police concerned over burglaries in Kingston
Burglary appears to be on the up in Kingston.
Police say there has been a "marked increase" in incidents over the last few days involving "multiple suspects."
The alleged thefts are mainly taking place in the evenings.
Officers say anyone suspicious should be reported using 999, and not 101.
Labour announces candidate for Richmond Park by-election
Labour has named their candidate in the Richmond Park by-election as the transport journalist, author and historian Christian Wolmar.
They're only the second party to choose a candidate to run against the area's former MP Zac Goldsmith.
Mr Wolmar has said he'll fight Heathrow expansion, vote against Article 50 in Parliament, oppose austerity measures and tackle the housing crisis.
The Tories and UKIP are not fielding candidates, while the Greens bowed out yesterday to give the Lib Dems a clearer run.
Richmond Park By-Election Candidates List:
Labour – Christian Wolmar
Conservatives – Not running
Green – Not running
Independent – Zac Goldsmith
Lib Dems – Sarah Olney
UKIP – Not running
Detectives hunt man following two sexual assaults in Clapham
Lambeth Police have released images of a man they wish to trace following two sexual assaults in Clapham.
On 26th June on Klea Avenue, a 27-year-old woman was approached from behind by a man who pushed her into a communal area of flats before attacking her.
It's thought the same man assaulted another woman on 22nd May after following her into a residential building in Clapham Common South Side.
One of the victims scratched her attacker's eye with her key, while he was forced to flee from the scene of the other after his victim fought back.
The suspect is described as an Asian male, around 25-to-35 years old and of medium build, who spoke with an English accent.
Detectives are urging anyone with information to contact them.
QPR travel to Nottingham Forest in their Championship fixture
QPR are set to face Nottingham Forest today as they look to get back on track following a defeat from Brentford last week.
The R's boss Jimmy Floyd Hasslebank says his side need to show some guts in order to win all three points.
Last night, Fulham defeated rivals Brentford 2-0 at Griffin Park and are only out of the Championship play-off spots on goal difference.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:57 am
Southern Rail strike continues into Bonfire Night
Travel chaos is in store for thousands of people as the Southern Rail walk-out continues into bonfire night.
The 48-hour strike commenced yesterday after RMT announced there would be six days of strikes in the run up to Christmas.
Southern bosses have accused the union of being spiteful and vindictive.
Epsom is currently affected - stay tuned for the latest travel update in 20 minutes time.
New dementia service launched in Woking
A new service to help people with dementia has been launched in Woking.
The free handyman service will support residents with simple adaptations around their home to help them remain living independently.
The service offers assistance with small jobs, which may include installing grab rails, additional lighting, painting rooms contrasting colours and door signage.
Around 850,000 people across the country currently suffer from dementia and by 2025 the figure is estimated to reach one million.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:30 am
Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake worries over St George's Trust healthcare
Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake is worried that healthcare at St. George's Trust will be affected since being placed in special measures.
The Trust was recently told by the Care Quality Commission that services had deteriorated in the past two years.
In light of this, Brake wrote to Jeremy Hunt MP, Secretary of State for Health, as he doesn't want health care to be jeopardised.
The Trust serves 1.3 million people in South West London and is responsible for one of the UK's largest teaching hospitals.
Remember, remember your safety instructions on the 5th of November #FireworkNight
Less than half of us hosting a fireworks party tonight will check the instructions
New research shows that hosts tend to worry more about food and drink than their guests' safety.
Fire and Rescue services are called to on average 50% more incidents on firework night.
Mark Hayes with the Firework Store in Ewell says we can't be complacent.
Egham university gets more funding to study cyber security
Following a week in which the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, launched a new 5 year strategy for tackling cyber security, the government has renewed its funding for the Centre for Doctoral Training in Cyber Security at Royal Holloway University of London.
The Egham university will receive nearly £3.5 million to fund three more cohorts of PhD students.
At present there are 37 students working on a wide range of cyber security topics, with the first due to graduate in 2018.
The Information Security Group was established at the university 25 years ago and is one of the largest academic research groups of its type in the world.
New opening times for Feltham refuse site
A reuse and recycling centre re-opens today in Feltham.
The Space Waye site in the North Feltham Trading Estate has been closed for a month for remodelling.
However, the centre will only be open to the public at weekends for residents arriving in cars until next summer.
Extra lighting has been added so that it can stay open from 8am until 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Anyone using a van to dispose of waste will need to visit on weekdays.
Drop in sessions for Thames flood relief scheme
Updates on proposals for flood relief schemes for the River Thames will be available in drop in sessions which are being held from Datchet along to Kingston.
Residents can ask questions or find out the latest information about the options being considered for flood channels in four areas.
These include the Wraysbury II lakes, Thorpe Hay Meadow, Sheepwalk and Desborough Cut.
The drop-in sessions will be held at the following venues:
8 Nov 4-7 pm Datchet Library
10 Nov 10.30 am - 2 pm Old Windsor Community Hub
10 Nov 4-6.45 pm Staines Library
12 Nov 9.30 am - 5 pm Staines Library
22 Nov 3-7 pm Molesey Library
24 Nov 3-7 pm St Nicholas Church Hall, Thames Ditton
29 Nov 3-7 pm Teddington Library
1 Dec 2-8 pm Black Swan Sea Cadets, Shepperton
6 Dec 3-7 pm Shepperton Village Hall
7 Dec 3-7 pm Kingston Council Offices
Merger of hospitals in Surrey stopped
A proposed merger between Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals and the Royal Surrey County Hospital has been rejected after a further review and self assessment by the Royal Surrey.
Earlier this year, steps to merge the hospitals had been paused to assess how to address the financial position of that hospital.
It's now decided that a merger would not offer the best opportunity for long term financial and operational stability.
A man who survived falling six stories in Putney
A man who survived after falling six storeys at a tower block in Putney, has welcomed the £1 million fine handed to developers of the site
46 year old engineer Terry Cooper suffered a fractured skull and broken ribs after falling 50ft on to concrete in October 2012.
His colleague, Justinas Kopickas, died when the platform gave way at the Langham Square development.
A third worker was seriously injured.
The manager at St James Group admitted to health and safety breaches.
A man's been jailed for 20 years for seriously injuring four women in a stabbing attack outside Sainsbury's in Hampton in May
Ethem Orhon was found guilty of two counts of attempted murder and two of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
The 67 year-old said his actions were due to feeling humiliated by police who had arrested him the day before for carrying a knife.
The family of a 25-year-old from Surbiton who died of cervical cancer has been awarded £15,000 by the High Court
Sophie Hague died in November 2011 after enduring a hysterectomy, chemo-radiotherapy and emergency surgery.
Her parents had claimed there had been an inappropriate delay in doctors diagnosing her condition.
Ms Hague told her mother that she felt "fobbed off" by doctors and a scan was arranged by the family.
A woman from Wandsworth has appeared in court charged with terror offences
25 year old Jade Campbell is accused of a number of charges including making a bomb hoax.
She has been remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on Thursday the 17th of November.
A woman is fighting for her life after being hit by a bus in Surbiton
Police were called to Upper Brighton Road at the junction with Croylands Drive just after 10am.
Paramedics and an air ambulance attended.
The woman was taken to hospital, where her condition is being described as life threatening.
A massive clean up operation is continuing on the A3 at New Malden.
An HGV collided with the underpass just after 2pm.
There are no reports of any injuries but there is a "substantial amount" of diesel on the road.
A man has been sentenced to 20 years in jail after a stabbing spree in #Hampton
A 67 year-old man has been jailed for 20 years after carrying out a vicious stabbing spree in a Hampton car park.
Ethenm Orhon was convicted of two counts of attempted murder and two counts of grievous bodily harm with intent, against four victims in May.
Two schoolboys who tried to intervene during the attacks were awarded £1,000 each for their bravery.
Southern rail strikes: Fresh disruption as latest walkout begins
Thousands of commuters are facing fresh travel disruption in the latest strike by Southern rail workers.
The 48-hour walkout comes a day after the RMT union announced there would be six days of strikes in the run-up to Christmas and over the new year.
It's in a long-running row over the role of conductors.
Epsom is currently affected
The Greens have bowed out of the Richmond Park by-election
The Greens have bowed out of the Richmond Park by-election, giving the Lib Dems a clearer run against Zac Goldsmith.
Kingston Green Party will continue to support the goal of a Progressive Alliance to defeat the Conservatives.
They're also hoping to bring about a fairer voting system.
Members of the Party will be backing the Liberal Democrat candidate Sarah Onley in the by-election on the 1st of December.
Richmond park By-Election Candidates List
Labour – Candidate announced tomorrow
Man robbed of Rolex at Shepherds Bush Underground station
A CCTV image has been released of a man police would like to identify in connection with a robbery in Shepherd's Bush.
He threatened a commuter with a sharp object in October at the tube station.
The man's Rolex watch worth thousands of pounds was stolen.
British Transport Police are appealing for information and witnesses to come forward.
Investigation PC Peter Taylor said: "I am keen to speak anyone who was at the station at the time of the incident or anyone who may have witnessed the robbery.
"I am particularly interested in speaking with the man in the CCTV image as I believe he holds vital information to this investigation."
Anyone with information should contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40.
Brentford hunt another London derby win
Brentford host Fulham in the Championship tonight, looking for successive west London derby wins after beating QPR 2-nil last weekend.
Victory for the Griffin Park side will move them into the play-off spots.
Fulham need to win by three clear goals to do the same.
Croydon woman charged with terror offence
A 25-year-old woman from Croydon is due in court today charged with a terrorism offence.
Jade Campbell is accused of lying to get hold of a passport and making a bomb hoax.
Zac Refuses to Rule out Returning to Conservative Party
Zac Goldsmith has refused to rule out returning to the Conservative Party following his resignation after the Heathrow airport decision.
Mr Goldsmith said he did not regret making the promises to stand down.
But when asked whether he might return to stand as a Conservative MP in future elections, he said he's not ruling anything out.
Mr Goldsmith also said he could probably name the 10 people who were revealed to have made half of the 25,000 complaints about the Heathrow plans, saying he receives a lot of emails too.
UPDATE: Police Repeat Witness Appeal of Halloween Attack which Left one Murdered and Four Injured
Detectives investigating the murder of a 22-year-old man in Croydon have repeated their appeals for witnesses.
On Monday, 31 October, police were called just after 8.10pm by to Gloucester Road following reports of a stabbing.
Officers found three men, aged in their 20s, suffering from stab injuries. Another two men were also injured in the altercation.
22-year-old Scott Kouebitra, from Sutton, was treated by paramedics but later pronounced dead at the scene.
Officers investigating the case said that the suspect group consisted of approximately seven males all wearing masks, scarves, balaclavas and or hoods.
Anyone with any information is urged to call 101.
Kingston's MP Calls for Greater Protection for Police Officers
Kingston's MP has spoken out about the need for greater protection for police officers.
Recent figures reveal there were over 23,000 police officers assaults from 2015-16.
Speaking yesterday, James Berry praised Kingston's police force for the role they have played in making it the safest borough in London.
Mr Berry went on to emphasise the need for personal safety equipment to be more readily available to police officers in the area.
UPDATE: Man Charged with Murder of Pardeep Kaur
A 24-year-old man has today been charged with the murder of housekeeper Pardeep Kaur, whose body was discovered in Hayes.
Vadims Ruskuls, from Latvia, was also charged with preventing her lawful burial.
The 30-year-old was reported missing on 17 October after she did not come home from work.
On 22 October, her body was found underneath the Harlington High Street flyover.
A post-mortem examination was carried out but came back as inconclusive with the cause of death unknown – Ruskuls will appear in court on 7 November.
Young People in Richmond and Kingston Report Good Levels of Emotional Wellbeing
Young people who use counselling in Kingston and Richmond report the same levels of emotional wellbeing as those who have never needed to seek professional help.
That's according to a recent report from the local area's Healthwatch organisations.
It also revealed an impressive presence of emotional wellbeing services in schools, and useful online advice.
However both organisations stress the need to further combat the stigma of mental health.
Jogger Finds Body in Richmond Park
A dead body has been found by a jogger in Richmond Park this morning.
The runner stumbled across the body of a man while making his way through the park with his dog at around 9.20am.
A police cordon was set up around the wooded area where the discovery was made.
Several police cars and ambulances were called – but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say the death is being treated as non-suspicious.
Kingston Hospital campaign
A major new campaign has been launched to support Kingston Hospital in the NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plan process.
Kingston & Surbiton MP James Berry, reassures residents that he is confident that Kingston Hospital will not lose acute services.
The Sustainability and Transformation Plan is trying to identify
£22 billion of efficiencies in the NHS at local level.
Putney MP Justine Greening is named MP of the year
Justine Greening, MP for Putney, has been named Overall MP of the Year by the Patchwork Foundation.
It's for her work with deprived, minority and under-represented communities.
The award also recognises the work she does with local community organisations such as Regenerate and the National Autistic Society.
This is the second year in a row the Education Secretary has been recognised having won Conservative MP of the Year in 2015.
Cyclists are criticising the Royal Parks over the closure of Duke's Head Passage, a key cycle route through Bushy Park.
Campaigners believe the move is forcing children and keen cyclists to use the busy A308, between Hampton Court Palace and Hampton.
Richard Barrett's started an online petition to save the path.
He says the use of an "A road" is unsafe.
To see the petition in full, click here
Campaigners are warning there's just 8 weeks left to save three key bus services
The routes are on the so called Abellio Triangle, which includes Kingston, Staines, Weybridge, Cobham and Guildford.
The buses under threat are the 458, the 514 and the 515 after the contractor announced it would be ending its contract with Surrey County Council.
Nine services will stop in all, from the 1st of January.
Surrey County Council says Abellio said it needed to be released from its contract early as it couldn't afford to continue.
The council has also confirmed it paid the transport operator over £100,000 to keep running the services.
An open petition is available; for more details, go to Surrey County Council's website.
UPDATE: 60 firefighters tackled a huge blaze in Egham
A property in Egham has been saved, after more than 60 firefighters tackled a huge blaze in the early hours of this morning.
Pumps from across Surrey were called to Green Road shortly before midnight; eight crews were in attendance, as well as support vehicles.
Firefighters broke through roof tiles to locate the fast moving blaze.
No-one was injured and the cause of the fire is unknown at this stage.
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home rolls out the red carpet later
Battersea's finest will be out on the red carpet tonight.
It's the annual Coats and Collars Gala Ball in aid of the famous canine charity.
Sister Sledge will headline at the event, which is expected to be attended by the likes of Paul O'Grady and Craig Revel Horwood.
Stay tuned, we'll be on the red carpet from 5.30pm.
Appeal to trace man who threw bottle at car near Heathrow
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was caught on CCTV throwing a bottle at a moving car near Heathrow airport.
The incident occurred on the Northern Perimeter Road in August.
A 20 year-old man, damaged the window screen of a minicab after launching the plastic water bottle.
He's described as having dark hair and a beard; it's believed he may have connections to the Bedfont area.
Witnesses should call police on 101.
Detectives renew their appeal for witnesses after 22-year old from Sutton was murdered in Croydon
Detectives have renewed their appeal for witnesses after a man was stabbed to death in Croydon.
22-year old Scott Kouebritra from Sutton was pronounced dead at the scene, after being stabbed multiple times on Gloucester Road on Monday evening.
Officers are keen to speak to anyone who saw anything near St George's Field Park just after 8pm, you can contact them on 101.
3 other men remain in hospital after also receiving stab wounds that night. No arrests have been made.
Community are invited to a free health event at West Mid Hospital
West Mid University Hospital is inviting local residents to a free health and education event.
A consultant cardiologist and her colleagues will make a presentation on heart health, which will include a tour of their brand-new facilities and a chance to ask questions.
The specialist team will be providing information about how to look after your heart, including symptoms to look out for and how to manage conditions.
The event's on Wednesday 16th November at 5.30pm in the hospital's education centre.
To reserve your place call Jane on 020 8321 2555.
UPDATE: Relief fire crews from Epsom and Cranleigh and called in to help with roof fire in Egham
Firefighters from Surrey Fire and Rescue are still tackling a roof fire in Egham.
There are 8 fire engines, 2 water carriers and 6 ladders in use at the property in Green Road.
Relief fire crews from Epsom, Cranleigh and Dorking are now on the way to the scene, the call was made to emergency services at about 11.20 last night.
Drivers are being advised to avoid the area where possible - due to the number of vehicles on the scene, traffic is likely to be building up in the area.
Surrey Fire are attending to a roof fire in Egham - avoid area where possible
Surrey Fire and Rescue are currently attending to a roof fire in Egham.
There are currently 8 fire engines, 2 water carriers and 6 ladders in use at the property in Green Road.
They received a call at approximately 11.20 last night, and 2 residents were safely evacuated from the house.
Drivers are being advised to avoid the area where possible - due to the number of vehicles on the scene, and there is likely to be traffic in surrounding areas.
93-year old vulnerable man from Wimbledon has been found
A 93-year old vulnerable man who was missing from Wimbledon has been found safe and well.
Lefteris Pylas was last seen yesterday morning, but after he failed to return home at his usual time, a search operation was launched.
The public and media are thanked for their support.
Sutton Council are looking for potential sites for new schools around the borough
Sutton Council are looking for potential school sites, as the borough needs more good school places to provide opportunities for young people.
An agreement has been secured for a new secondary school on the site of the London Cancer Hub.
Councillor Jayne McCoy says following the 'issues and options consultation', further work is being undertaken to consider the full range of sites available.
A draft Local Plan will be agreed in December and they will continue to consult with residents.
Surrey's gritting lorries out on the road for the first time this winter.
Surrey's gritting lorries are out on the county's roads tonight as the first frost of the winter is predicted.
They headed out from 7pm after filling up from the council's stockpile which had sixteen thousand tonnes of salt.
Earlier - the authority filled up nearly two thousand bins full of grit.
Chelsea Bar Allowed to Reopen After Mass Brawl
An exclusive Chelsea nightclub where Prince Harry has partied has been given the green light to reopen.
Zefi Bar in King's Road had its licence suspended in September following a mass brawl which broke out, involving 30 people.
The incident spilled out onto the street and sparked calls from residents who complained their lives were becoming a misery.
On Tuesday, the club received permission to reopen with immediate effect after some licence conditions were added.
Nick Clegg: Beware of Winter Health Crisis
Nick Clegg is warning of a winter health crisis.
The former Deputy Prime Minister made the stark announcement on a visit to Kingston Hospital this morning.
He toured A&E, and also met with doctors in maternity, where his third son was born:
Man Punched Woman to the Floor in Hammersmith Racist Attack
Police would like to speak to a man who punched a woman in the face in a racially motivated assault in Hammersmith.
The woman was travelling on the District Line on 22 August, just after midnight, when the man started an argument with her.
During the altercation he referenced the fact she was Polish before punching her in the face and knocking her to the ground at Hammersmith station.
The British Transport Police have released an image of the man.
The Queen will ditch tradition this Remembrance Sunday
When laying a wreath at the Cenotaph, instead of putting down the traditional 12lb one, it's thought she'll lay a slightly lighter one down.
Her Majesty's wreath is produced at the Poppy Factory in Richmond, alongside all of the other dignitaries' wreaths.
CCTV cameras are to be erected at three of Richmond's most problematic box junctions
The council says it's taking the step following a rise in the number of complaints from drivers who want better controls of the junctions.
The three affected are Kew Road with Church Road, Castelnau with Trinity Church Road and York Street with Arragon Road.
Drivers could be issued with a fine of £130 if caught stopping illegally, and the cash will be reinvested into the transport network.
But, critics of the move say it's just a way of making more money, and sometimes "it's impossible not to stop in a box junction."
The next public consultations on Crossrail 2 are due to be announced any day now
TfL is yet to say whether Tooting or Balham have been successful in their bid for a new station.
Tooting was the preferred option, until a geological survey found that the grounds under the proposed site may not be viable for a station.
Roi Mengelgrein runs Tooting market; he says if Crossrail 2 ends up there, the historic hub will be lost forever.
Michèle Dix, TfL's Managing Director for Crossrail 2, said: "It is essential that Crossrail 2 provides an interchange with the Northern line in south London to relieve congestion on one of the busiest parts of the Tube network.
We're absolutely committed to minimising disruption to the communities and businesses around Crossrail 2 stations.
At this point in time, we have not confirmed whether Crossrail 2 would go to Tooting Broadway, or the space that might be needed in the market.
We've had a number of conversations with Tooting Market management to understand more about their concerns and needs and how we could support them, if we go to Tooting Broadway.
We'll continue to work closely with the market, and others, as our work continues."
Battersea Dogs & Cats is urging pet owners to keep their animals safe
Bonfire Night is fast approaching and in-light of this Battersea Dogs & Cats home is urging pet owners to take precautions.
Last November 102 stray dogs and 84 stray cats arrived at the centre in Battersea, after fireworks stressed the animals.
They're encouraging owners to create a safe space for their pets to hide in, as well as to play music to mask the noise.
UPDATE: Tributes are being paid to a man knifed to death in Croydon
Tributes are being paid to a promising young footballer who was knifed to death in Croydon.
The 22 year-old, victim has been named locally as Scott Kouebitra.
Three other men also received stab wounds following an incident on Gloucester Road on Monday night.
Police have launched a murder investigation; no arrests have been made at this stage.
Appeal following a stabbing in Tooting
Police have issued CCTV footage of two men they wish to identify following a stabbing in Tooting.
The victim, a 21-year-old man was knifed outside HSBC on the High Street in August.
Emergency services later found him at a fast food restaurant on Upper Tooting Road - he was taken to hospital where he received treatment.
The suspects are described as:
Suspect 1 - is described as a large black man, aged in his early 20s. He was wearing a black hooded jacket over a light coloured top, a dark blue baseball cap, black trousers and black trainers.
Suspect 2 - is described as a black man, also aged in his early 20s. He was wearing a dark blue shirt, dark coloured trousers and dark trainers.
Detective Constable Daniel Babbs, from Wandsworth CID, said: "We are keen to hear from anyone who may recognise the two men shown in the footage or the still released, or anyone who witnessed the incident."
Anyone that can assist the investigation is asked to contact CID via 101. To give information anonymously contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org
Two males, aged 17 and 22, have been arrested in connection with the investigation. They have both been bailed to a date in mid-December pending further enquiries.
MP for Carshalton and Wallington is concerned about future of St George's Trust
Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake has written to Jeremy Hunt for reassurance after St George's Trust was placed in special measures.
He highlighted his worries about the decline in safety and infection control at the hospital and says 'our NHS faces a dark and uncertain future.'
A spokesman for the Lib Dems said it's concerning that young people with mental health problems have been put in wards that haven't been safety checked.
The Trust serves 1.3million people in South West London.
Streatham High Road could be improved as 8 deaths there in 6 years
Campaigners have urged Transport for London to urgently improve Streatham High Road, after a number of people have died there.
The Safer A23 campaign wants them to rethink the safety of the 1.8-mile stretch as there've been eight deaths and almost 40 serious accidents there since 2010.
They're asking for better crossings, a new road layout and fewer lanes in both directions.
The Head of road space management at TfL has said they're in discussion with Lambeth council to establish which would be the most suitable option.
Detectives continue to appeal for help to find two men after an assault in Banstead
Detectives continue to appeal for witnesses after a man was seriously assaulted whilst trying to stop his van from being stolen in Banstead.
The incident took place between 8 and 9pm in Nork Way last Saturday, when he tried to intervene.
He received serious injuries to his head and face.
The two suspects fled the scene and ran into Reigate Road.
One is described as white, in his late 30s, about 5ft 8-9 tall with short mousy coloured brown hair. He was wearing a jacket and dark coloured tracksuit bottoms and a baseball cap.
The second man is described as white, in his mid to late 30s, around 6ft tall and of large build. He was wearing a dark blue zipped jacket, dark tracksuit bottoms with a baseball cap and gloves.
If you can help police with their enquiries – you should call them on 101.
22-year old who died in Croydon attack last night has been named
The 22-year old who was stabbed to death in Croydon on Halloween night has been named locally as Scott.
A picture of the victim has also been released. He was attacked by four men wearing hoods and bandanas - who jumped out of a car in Gloucester Road.
The scene at the junction with Selhurst Road was cordoned off today while forensic experts examined it.
The attack was just 300 yards from the BRIT School, where Adele and the late Amy Winehouse launched their careers.
Four horse pile up at Kempton race course leaves jockey in intensive care
Jockey Freddie Tylicki is in intensive care after a four horse pile up at Kempton race course yesterday.
Champion jockey Jim Crowley was also involved- he suffered a broken nose.
Tylicki suffered a heavy fall on Nellie Dean after appearing to clip heels with leader and eventual winner Madame Butterfly.
Two others were thrown from their mounts on the final turn but were able to walk back into the weighing room to be checked by medics.
MP James Berry campaigns to save Kingston Hospital from NHS England plans
MP for Kingston and Surbiton, James Berry, says downgrading Kingston Hospital's acute services "would make no sense".
He's launched a new campaign to protect the hospital from plans introduced by NHS England to reorganize or move some services.
Mr Berry says despite plans to reconfigure acute beds across South West London, he's confident there will be no loss at Kingston.
He's urging constituents to show that residents support the hospital and want to retain services like A&E and maternity.
Click here to find out how you can help join the campaign.
Police looking to speak to man in connection with an alleged sex assault in #Norbiton
British Transport Police want to speak to this man after a woman was allegedly touched inappropriately while waiting for a train at Norbiton.
At around 6.10am on the 30th of September, a woman in her 60s was waiting on the platform.
She felt someone touch her inappropriately from behind and looked round, to see a man smiling at her.
He then left the station and she saw him return to the opposite platform, before boarding a train.
Investigating officer PC Mark Luker said: "This incident left the victim feeling naturally very shaken.
We do not tolerate sexual assault of any kind and so are working to establish who the offender is and make sure he is brought to justice.
Do you recognise the man in these images? We think he might have key information that could help us."
Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 or text 61016, quoting 216 of 1 November.
St George's in #Tooting put into "special measures"
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been given an overall rating of Inadequate by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC's report published today, follows an inspection of services provided by the Trust in June.
The CQC has also recommended St George's be put into special measures, which would mean the Trust being able to access support to help deliver the required improvements.
Sir David Henshaw, Interim Chair at St George's since the end of March 2016, said:
"We have a new leadership team in place, and real progress has been made since June. However, as we've always said, there will be no quick fix to the problems we face.
Many of these challenges are due to very poor Board and senior management decisions in the past, and a failure to tackle the big challenges head on. We owe it to our staff and patients to make St George's better again, and the CQC's report is a key part of this improvement journey."
What this means - how the Trust rated.
1) The Trust's overall rating was Inadequate. Both St George's Hospital and Queen Mary's Hospital (and the community services the Trust provides) were rated as Requires Improvement.
2) The Trust has been rated as Inadequate for being safe and well-led, and Requires Improvement for being effective and responsive. The Trust was given a rating of Good for being caring.
3) The Trust is also required to meet CQC requirements set out in a Warning Notice which relate specifically to: providing safe and fit premises at St George's Hospital; obtaining consent under the Mental Capacity Act; good governance and the fit and proper person requirement.
Kingston's MP has pledged to keep fighting Heathrow expansion
The Government announced last week that the West London hub is its preferred option, and a consultation amongst MPs will now follow.
James Berry was one MP in favour of creating a new runway at Gatwick instead.
He says his job now is to convince those who are pro Heathrow to switch.
Sutton Council has been awarded £300,000 by the government to support the London Cancer Hub
The centre will specialise in cancer research, treatment and education.
The Cancer Hub is being planned on the site of the ex-Sutton hospital.
More than 13,000 new jobs are expected in the area as a result.
The man hoping to be Labour's Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Richmond Park should find out if he's been successful on Saturday
Sachin Patel stood against Zac Goldsmith in at last year's general election.
He's confirmed he has applied to the party to be the Labour candidate once again following Mr Goldsmith's resignation as MP.
Ukip - not putting forward a candidate
Conservatives - not putting forward a candidate
Labour - TBC
Lib Dems - Sarah Olney
Independent - Zac Goldsmith
Green - TBC
A bar in Hounslow has been closed after police called for an emergency review of its licence
Bar 113, in the High Street, has become a hot spot for crime and anti-social behaviour with three people left injured in an assault earlier this month.
Police have closed the venue for 28 days so a full licensing review can take place.
Hounslow Council's Children's Services have welcomed a further four unaccompanied children from the refugee camps at Calais
It follows the re-settlement of two children with relatives in the borough, the council now has four children under 16
They're amongst the 100 identified minors who will be brought over by the Home Office following the dismantlement of the Jungle camp.
Social workers have been working closely with the Home Office to ensure that any child coming to Hounslow are safely reunited if possible, with family members or are found suitable foster care.
Heathrow airport receives a noise complaint every five minutes on average
Official data collected from January to October 2016 shows 84,000 complaints, one for five every take-offs and landings.
The airport said half of those received were from just 10 people.
Campaigners are calling for Heathrow to change their flight paths to prevent more complaints.
The mayor of London's announced the all-night service on the Piccadilly Line will start on the 16th of December
The line serves towns including Osterley and Hounslow as well as Heathrow.
Sadiq Khan says it fulfils his pledge to have five lines running throughout the night on Fridays and Saturdays by the end of the year.
The night Tube is already in operation on the Victoria, Central and Jubilee Lines, and will start on the Northern Line later this month.
#KemptonPark Freddie Tylicki's family arrive at his hospital bedside from Ireland
Jockey Freddie Tylicki remains in intensive care at St George's hospital with suspected spinal injuries following a fall at Kempton yesterday.
Champion jockey Jim Crowley was taken to hospital but had broken his nose and is back home with his family.
Another jockey involved in the pile-up, Ted Durcan, fractured his right ankle.
The families of the jockeys are being supported by the Injured Jockey Fund.
Lisa Hancock is its CEO.
UPDATE: Jockey Freddie Tylicki has suspected spinal injuries following a fall at Kempton Park
Jockey Freddie Tylicki remains in intensive care in hospital with suspected spinal injuries following a fall at Kempton yesterday.
We understand that he's conscious and stable.
Champion jockey Jim Crowley was taken to hospital but had broken his nose and is now back home with his family.
Lisa Hancock is CEO at the Injured Jockeys Fund.
Freddie Tylicki in intensive care but Jim Crowley discharged after Kempton fall
Jockey Frederik Tylicki remains in intensive care following a four-horse collision during a race at Kempton Park.
The Injured Jockeys Fund says he's conscious and in a stable condition.
Fellow rider Jim Crowley was released from St George's hospital last night.
The rest of yesterday's meeting was abandoned following the clash.
UPDATE: One man dead and three others injured after a multiple stabbing in Croydon
One man has been killed and three others injured after a multiple stabbing in Croydon.
The victim believed to be in his 20s died at the scene of the attack in Gloucester Road shortly after 8.15 last night.
Two more men suffered serious injuries and a fourth man presented himself at a South London hospital with minor knife wounds.
Police have now launched a murder investigation.
London's St George's hospital trust in special measures
The trust responsible for one of the UK's largest teaching hospitals will be placed in special measures after it was rated inadequate.
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, was told by the Care Quality Commission that services had declined in the past two years.
The trust includes St George's in Tooting and Queen Mary's hospital in south-west London.
The two hospitals employ about 9,000 staff and severs 1.3 million people.
New figures show 77 % of independent nurseries in Croydon are without a qualified early years teacher
A report's found there's a shortage of 10,000 nursery teachers in England.
Figures from Save the Children show applications have fallen by 63% as graduates are put off by low salaries.
In Kingston, which ranked as the eight best borough in the country, 38% of nurseries didn't have a qualified early years teacher, compared with 77% in Croydon.
Gareth Jenkins from the charity says it means some children are falling behind before they've even started school
The full table can be seen below:
Wandsworth and Putney business to vote on potential improvement district
Businesses in Putney and Wandsworth Town centres will begin voting next week on whether to form a new Business Imporvements Disrict.
The BID's aim to raise money to improve the local business environment and boost trade, with the companies involved funding the scheme.
The voting will begin on Thursday and run through to the first of next month
Kingston lawyer accused of sexual and racial assault at Putney venue
A 35 year old city lawyer from Kingston has been accused of sexually and racially assaulting a woman at London Rowing Club in Putney.
Alastair Main, who was a national rowing champion in 2003, allegedly poured a beer over the 27 year old woman before sexually assaulting her in the toilets.
He's denied all allegations and the trial continues at Wimbledon Magistrates Court
BREAKING NEWS: One dead and two injured in Croydon Halloween stabbings
A man has died and two others were injured after reports of multiple stabbings in Croydon on Halloween night.
The men - who police believe are in their 20s - were found in Gloucester Road shortly after 8pm.
Two were transferred to hospital in a serious condition while another died at the scene.
A murder investigation has now been launched.
Prince Harry Reported to Have Arranged Secret Flight from Heathrow to Visit Rumoured Girlfriend
Prince Harry reportedly planned a secret flight from Heathrow to visit his rumoured girlfriend Meghan Markle in Canada yesterday.
Sources say he was booked on to a flight at 11.30am on Sunday - before his romance broke in the press.
Harry met the American, who plays Rachel Zane in the hit US TV show Suits, in Toronto in May on a visit for his Invictus Games.
The actress also visited the UK in the summer and was seen in the royal box at Wimbledon.
Activists stage 'die-in' in Battersea where Cyclist Died last Week
Scores of cyclists gathered for a "die-in" at a busy road junction in Battersea this evening - after the death of a cyclist last week.
Campaigners staged the vigil on Lavender Hill where 32-year-old Lucia Ciccioli who was hit by a truck as she cycled to work.
Campaign group Stop Killing Cyclists organised the gathering at the spot where the waitress, who lived in London for four years, died.
Cyclists and road safety campaigners met at the junction of Lavender Hill and Elspeth Road from 5.30pm - and lay on the floor to stage the protest.
Pensioner Accused of 'Stabbing Spree' in Hampton Car Park Appears in Court
A man attacked four women at random in a "stabbing spree" at a Hampton car park, a court has heard.
Ethem Orhon is accused of attacking the women in a Sainsbury's car park in May, after what he believed was mistreatment by the police.
Kingston Crown Court heard he had been arrested for possession of a knife on 19 May and was bailed two hours before the alleged assaults.
The 67-year-old, who lives in Hampton, denies two counts of attempted murder – the trial continues.
Spike in Brexit Hate Crime Reportedly 'Fallen Off'
The 'unwelcome' spike in hate crimes after the Brexit vote has now died off, according to the Home Secretary.
July saw an increased level in hate crimes, including a Polish community centre in Hammersmith targeted by vandals.
Police recorded an extra 41% increase following the referendum, but Amber Rudd says this level has not been maintained.
Figures previously released by the Home Office show the number of hate crimes fell from July to August, but remained higher than before the referendum.
Kingston's Gifty Louise Speaks out after Shock X Factor Exit
Gifty Louise, who was booted off The X Factor in a shock elimination yesterday, says 'she never really had a chance' during the sing-off.
The wannabe star from Kingston thinks the judges had already made up their mind about who they wanted to save.
The 20-year-old also blamed her exit this weekend on Simon Cowell's song choice, which was a relatively unknown Fifth Harmony track.
Younger Children Targeted with Fireworks on Way Home from School in Croydon
Schoolchildren were targeted with fireworks on their way home in Croydon this afternoon.
Secondary school-age children launched the fireworks at younger pupils from a nearby primary school in the dangerous stunt.
Police were called to Shirley Road in Addiscombe at 3.30pm.
PC Lawless from Croydon Police said fortunately no one had been injured and police will take action on those who mis-use fireworks.
A four horse pile up at Kempton Park this afternoon has injured two jockeys
Jim Crowley and Freddy Tylicki were treated on the track at the racecourse in Sunbury following the accident just after 3 o'clock.
Steve Drowne and Ted Durcan also came down in the incident, which happened on the turn into the home straight.
Racing was abandoned as medical staff attended to the jockeys. An air ambulance was also scrambled.
A child refugee who arrived in Croydon a few weeks ago claiming he was 16, could actually be 22
Haris Stanikzai allegedly has an online dating profile and LinkedIn account, using the older age.
It's also alleged he enrolled at Uni here three years ago.
His uncle claims the social media profiles were created with the age of 22 to impress girls.
#HarpertheArtist records single for #NSPCC
There's been a sharp rise in the number of children and young people, some as young as 8, who say they're battling anxiety.
The NSPCC says the number of phone calls seeking help have risen by more than a third over the past year.
Sam Harper moved to Parson's Green from Wales when she was just 18.
She's now recorded a song for the NSPCC, No Love in the Jungle, based on her own experiences of isolation in a big city.
No Love in the Jungle is released on November the 28th.
Film star Keira Knightley has labelled Britain's maternity laws "archaic."
The actress from Teddington, who gave birth to her first child last year, told Harper's Bazaar she feels "lucky" to be able to afford maternity leave.
She said the astronomical cost of child care means that essentially, only rich women can take time off to have a baby.
Twickenham Gallery bids for Tesco grant
Twickenham Gallery is bidding for a grant from Tesco's to help fund its redevelopment.
The Tesco Bags of Help initiative helps fund environmental and green space projects.
The gallery could get a grant of £8,000, £10,000 or £12,000 all raised from the 5p bag charge.
Shoppers are invited to stores to vote for who they think should take away the top grant.
You can cast your vote at:
Hampton Hill Tesco Express
Richmond Tesco Express
Twickenham Tesco Express
Teddington Tesco Metro
St Margarets Tesco Express
Mortlake Tesco Express
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Chelsea's win at Southampton made it four straight Premier League victories
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte says their recent good form gives him the opportunity to try players in different positions.
A 2-nil win at Southampton made it four straight Premier League victories, all without conceding a goal.
That's coincided with Conte changing to a back three.
He says he now wants more players to learn that formation.
Nick Clegg is in Richmond kicking off the Lib Dems by-election campaign
Nick Clegg is kicking off the Liberal democrat's by-election campaign this morning at Richmond station.
He's meeting voters with newly-selected Richmond Park candidate Sarah Onley who will stand against Zac Goldsmith.
The former Lib Dem leader will discuss his battles in government over Heathrow expansion.
The by-election will be held on the 1st of December.
Michael Gove under scrutiny for leaving son alone in hotel to go dancing
Surrey Heath MP Michael Gove has been criticised after leaving his 11-year-old son alone for six hours - in order to go to a party.
It's believed, the Tory MP attended an event hosted by the Times and Sunday Times in Cheltenham with his wife.
According to the Sunday Mirror, his 11-year-old child was found by a night porter at 1.30am, asking where his parents were.
We've contacted Mr Gove for a statement.
Update: Police release CCTV image of murdered Hayes hotel worker
Detectives investigating the murder of a Hayes hotel housekeeper have released a CCTV image of her as she travelled home from work the day before she went missing.
Thirty-year-old Pardeep Kaur was reported missing on Monday October 17th.
Five days later her body was discovered, concealed on waste ground under the Harlington High Street flyover in Hayes.
A key line of inquiry continues to be that Pardeep was attacked by a stranger on her walk to work that morning.
Kingstonian advance in FA Trophy qualifying
In FA Trophy first qualifying round action yesterday Kingstonian beat Lewes 2-1 at Kingsmeadow.
Woman grabbed who tried to intervene in van theft in Banstead.
A woman who tried to intervene in a van theft in Banstead was grabbed by the thieves.
The woman in her 40's took the keys from a getaway car when she witnessed the attempted theft last night after 8 pm.
An alarm on the van sounded after the break-in in Nork Way.
Two men approached the scene but were attacked by a pair of thieves.
A man in his 50's was kicked and punched and a man in his 20's was taken to hospital.
There are descriptions of the pair who ran into Reigate Road.
They were both white – one was in his late 30s to early 40s, between 5ft 8" - 5ft 9" tall, of a stocky build.
He has short, fluffy, mousy coloured mid-brown hair and a large, round head. He was wearing a jacket and dark coloured tracksuit bottoms and a baseball cap.
The second man in his mid to late 30s, around 6ft tall and having a large build. He was wearing a dark blue zipped jacket, dark coloured tracksuit bottoms, a baseball cap and gloves.
The thieves' car was a blue Audi A3, number plate LD02 WGE - it had been bought earlier in t he day.
Missing man from Ashford
Surrey Police has made an appeal over a vulnerable missing 20 year old man from Ashford.
Wesley Clark left home at around midnight last night and has not been in touch with family since.
He is described as white - around 6ft tall, of a slim to medium build and has dark hair.
He was last seen wearing jeans, a black Superdry jacket with red trim and black Vans footwear.
Anyone who has seen Wesley or knows where he is should contact Surrey Police quoting reference P16247404.
Lib Dems talk up chances in Richmond Park and North Kingston
The Lib Dem's candidate for Richmond Park and North Kingston has been talking up the party's chance of success.
A by election's to take place on December the 1st after Tory Zac Goldsmith resigned over the announcement of a third runway for Heathrow.
The Lib Dem candidate Sarah Olney says they have a good chance of winning in Witney in Oxforshire where there was a swing to the party of nearly 20 percent.
Mr Goldsmith is standing as an independent MP this time.
Update: Missing Child from Tooting Found After Helicopter Search
The missing child which prompted a helicopter search in Tooting on Friday night has been found safe and well.
Police were called at around 8.30pm to reports of a woman punched in the face and a 41-year-old man with stab injuries.
The missing child is thought to be in the care of the couple involved in the assault, who have since been discharged from hospital and arrested.
Pevensey Road and Rostella Road remained closed overnight on Friday.
South West London Borough's Report Lowest Number of Flytips Across Capital
Boroughs in south west London have the lowest number of flytips, despite figures showing an overall rise across the capital.
According to the official government figures, Wandsworth had the lowest number of flytips in inner London throughout 2014-15.
Kingston also had fewer reported incidents in leafy outer London boroughs.
Wandsworth spokesman, Cllr Jonathan Cook, says it's important to not be complacent now about the challenges in keeping our streets and parks clean and free of flytips.
Richmond Devises Strategy to Promote Cycling
Despite having one of the highest proportions of people cycling in London, Richmond has devised a strategy to inspire more people to get on their bike.
The aim is to make cycling in the borough safer and easier, and to promote cycling as a fun, healthy way to travel on a daily basis.
The council hope to substantially increase the number of people who cycle, which is currently at 7%.
They're asking for people's opinions on how they can improve cycling in Richmond borough.
Head to the council's website to fill out the survey.
New Addington Police Attempting to Make Christmas Extra Special
Police in New Addington are trying to make this Christmas extra special for one little girl.
9 year old Melody Driscoll suffers from a series of severe mental and physical disabilities.
She wasn't expected to live past the age of 5 and spends 80% of her time in hospital.
Officers want as many Beauty and the Beast gifts to be donated to either New Addington or Croydon stations – it's her favourite film.
Changes to Hounslow's Recycling Just 'Days Away'
Hounslow Council is "days away" from transferring its recycling and waste services.
The new contract will see the introduction of a brand new fleet of vehicles.
Other improvements include where and how bins and recycling boxes are returned and clearance of any waste spillage.
However, there has been some criticism about the decision to charge residents £50 for any lost or stolen wheelie bins.
Sutton Residents' Earnings Defy London's Low Pre-Recession Levels
Earnings in more than half of London boroughs are still below the pre - recession level.
But it seems people in South West London are faring better than those in other parts of the capital.
According to the GMB Union, the so called "real value" of earnings in Sutton in 2007 was £36,000 per year. Today it's £37,000.
But in Camden , the average was approximately £54,000 in 2007, and today, it's just over £52,000.
Man and Child Taken to Hospital after Police Motorcyclist Collision
A man and child were rushed to hospital after they were hit by a police motorcyclist in Earls Court yesterday morning.
The crash happened on Old Brompton Road shortly after 10am.
Police say their injuries are not life threatening.
Kingston's MP: Fight against Heathrow Expansion is not Over'
Kingston's MP says the fight against Heathrow expansion is not over.
James Berry, like his former Richmond Park counterpart Zac Goldsmith, favoured Gatwick over the west London hub.
He says the news on Tuesday won't stop him from continuing the case for Gatwick over Heathrow.
The Government gave the go ahead for a third runway at Heathrow, but up to 15 months of further consultation are now expected.
People of Kingston Called to get Behind this Year's Poppy Appeal
The people of Kingston are being urged to get behind this year's poppy appeal by the Mayor of Kingston.
This year's Poppy day, when the appeal is launched nationwide, is taking place on November the 13th.
The current appeal stands at £44 million and Kingston's Mayor Councillor Geoff Austin is hoping to help beat that figure.
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The Home Builders Association of Lexington announced its awards for the 2014 Grand Tour of Homes. The annual event was held during July of 2014 and featured 45 new homes in the Central Kentucky area. Awards were given in five categories and overall appeal based upon the price of the homes.
Atchison Heller Construction Company is honored to be selected as First Place Winner for our Kitchen and Floor in "The Hampton" at The Village of Rabbit Run which is located at 3526 Rabbits Foot Trail in Lexington.
Atchison Heller was also honored with an award First Place Winner for our Kitchen in "The Franklin" at The Tradition at Parks Edge which is located at 4190 Tradition Way in Lexington.


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Troy Aikman Net Worth
Troy Kenneth Aikman is a former American football quarterback who played for the Dallas Cowboys in the National Football League. The number one overall draft pick in 1989, Aikman played twelve consecutive seasons as quarterback with the Cowboys.
Troy Aikman Net Worth 2019 is $25 Million
First Name Troy
Middle Name Kenneth
Last Name Aikman
Full Name at Birth Troy Kenneth Aikman
Alternative Name The Godfather, Roy
Birthday 21st November, 1966
Birthplace West Covina, California
Distinctive Feature Tall stature
Religion Lutheran
Ethnicity White
High School Henryetta High School, Henryetta, Oklahoma
University University of California, Los Angeles, Oklahoma, UCLA
Occupation Text Former Pro Football Quarterback, TV Sports Analyst, Actor
Occupation Football (American)
American Football Position Quarterback
Draft Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1989 NFL Draft.
Hall of Fame Inducted into Hall of Fame in 2006
Claim to Fame Former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys
Talent Agency (e.g. Modelling) The Legacy Agency (NYC)
Brand Endorsement (2010) TV commercial with Hulk Hogan: "Rent-A-Center" stores, (1997) TV commercial: Brut cologne, (2005) Print ads:L Keebler Town House Crackers and 2006 Super Bowl trip contest, (1998) Print ads: Met-RX Nutrition bars and shakes, TV commercial: Wing Stop Restaurant, (2011) TV commercials: "Reliant Energy"., (2012) TV commercial with Deion Sanders: Bridgestone Tires., Spokesman for
IDLife (2014)
Official Websites twitter.com/TroyAikman, www.profootballhof.com/hof/member.aspx?PlayerId=254, www.aikman.com/, www.nndb.com/people/082/000026004/
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who helped the team win three Super Bowls Championships and was named MVP of Super Bowl XXVII. He was selected first overall by the Cowboys in 1989 and finished his 12-year career as a 6-time Pro Bowl selection. In 2019, Troy Aikman Net Worth is $25 Million.
He has two daughters, born in 2001 and 2002; he separated from his wife Rhonda Worthey in 2011. He married Capa Mooty in September 2017.
How Much is Troy Aikman Worth?
According to Forbes, Troy Aikman Net Worth 2019 is $25 Million.
He, Michael Irvin , and Emmitt Smith combined to spearhead the Cowboys' dynasty of the 1990s.
He retired with 31,726 career passing yards and 165 touchdowns. He is a member of both the college and pro football halls of fame.
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Didn't pay enough attention to get all of the sign. Oh, well.
I'm pretty sure this is sun tea in the making. I remember putting gallon jars with tea bags out in the sun when I was young.
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Wow, that looks like either a lot of cinnamon in that tea, or maybe Desert Tea twigs (ephedra californica) which the Mormons used as a pepper-upper (just try getting ephedra in the pharmacy). These are really great shots, even if you missed part of the sign.
You really picked up the flavor of this little bump in a Texas road.


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is a term coined by Virgilio Almario that refers to Filipino-language hybrid words seemingly derived from both English and Spanish. The Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino under the administration of Almario has considered siyokoy words to be improper and therefore its use discouraged.

Background
 is a term coined by National Artist Virgilio Almario, who also chaired the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF; Commission of Filipino Language). The term is derived from the Philippine mythological creature siyokoy, roughly equivalent to the merman.

It is used to describe hybrid words "not Spanish and not also English" and are said to be often made by educated people not aware of the proper equivalent of the  word in Spanish who want to use words that sound like Spanish. The phenomenon was first noticed when radio broadcaster Rod Navarro popularized the word konsernado—Hispanized from the English word "concerned". The Spanish translation for the word is concernido, and therefore the KWF asserts that the word in Filipino should be konsernído.

The proliferation of  words is fast due to its usage by celebrities, broadcasters, writers and academics who have limited knowledge in Spanish. The stance against  words is instituted in the KWF Manwal sa Masinop na Pagsulat style guide, which was written by Almario as KWF chair. Almario, who has been critical of  words since 1976, is more tolerant of jejemon and bekimon, which he characterize as "cultured language" meant to be intelligible by everyone and thus are not "permanent languages".

Alternatives
Instead of using  words, Almario suggests consulting an English–Spanish dictionary and deriving the Filipino word from the Spanish term. He also prefers Filipino speakers to straight up use English terminologies if they are not aware of the Spanish equivalent. The most preferable approach is to use existing Filipino words such as larawan for "image".

Examples
The following are examples of  words, their equivalent in English and Spanish, as well as the proper Filipino language equivalent as suggested by Almario or the KWF.

References

Linguistic morphology
Macaronic language
Word coinage
Filipino language
Macaronic forms of English
Philippine English
Spanish language in the Philippines
Metaphors referring to people

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