Monday, May 3, 1999 Published at 21:22 GMT 22:22 UK
Dando pictures bring 'stream of calls'
Police say the security pictures have brought a good response
Police hunting the killer of Jill Dando say they have received a "steady stream" of calls since releasing CCTV images of the BBC presenter taken less than hour before she was shot.
A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said investigators were still sifting through information from hundreds of phone calls every day to the incident room.
The pictures were released in the hope they would jog memories and bring more witnesses.
She went to the mall after leaving her fiancé Dr Alan Farthing's home in nearby Chiswick.
She first went to buy white A4 fax paper from Ryman's in King Street and then walked to Dixons.
Ms Dando was looking for blue ink cartridge for her fax machine.
Police say she left without finding what she wanted, and may have gone to look for it at another shop.
She is known to have called someone on her mobile phone at about 11am, although the nature of her call is not considered to be relevant.
A witness believes he spotted her driving her BMW towards Fulham along Distillery Road, Hammersmith, which runs parallel to Fulham Palace Road and is known as a short cut.
It is thought that at some point around this time she stopped at another shop to buy two fillets of Dover sole.
Officers appealed for anyone with CCTV cameras pointing towards the road along the route she is thought to have taken to contact them immediately.
"We are not certain of Miss Dando's precise route from Chiswick to Fulham via Hammersmith, so it's important that anyone who has outward-facing CCTV cameras gets in touch with the incident room."
Officers want to examine footage covering her presumed route, and any taken in the area where the murder suspect and a mystery Range Rover were later seen.
The three stretches they are concerned with are those between Chiswick and Hammersmith, Hammersmith and Gowan Avenue, and Gowan Avenue and Putney Bridge.
Prayers in home village
The photographs were released as churchgoers packed into Ms Dando's old school to pray for her.
Almost 300 members of the Milton Baptist Church, where she was baptised in her teens, crammed into the hall of Worle Comprehensive School in her home town of Weston-super-Mare.
The broadcaster had been a member of the church since joining the Sunday School as a child.