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A police investigation into 'secret Chinese police stations' in London has now concluded “no criminal activity” has taken place. The Croydon man whose business was the alleged location of one of the stations said he now wants to 'clear his name' and forget about the 'rumours'. The offices of All Eat App on the High Street was one of two locations in London listed by NGO Safeguard Defenders as an 'overseas service stations for police and overseas Chinese affairs'. Concerns about the address were raised in parliament twice after press reports of the allegations. The Metropolitan Police started investigating the claims in November but has now said no further action will be taken. READ MORE: Croydon businessman accused of running secret Chinese police station in South London insists 'I'm an innocent family man' Ruiyou Lin, the owner of All Eat App, has always protested his innocence. Last month, he told MyLondon and the Local Democracy...

Jordan Hellyer died last Wednesday (June 14) after emergency services were called to Chisel Close, in the Moor Farm area of the city.  Two ambulances, a paramedic officer and the Midland Air Ambulance from Strensham all attended the scene at 3.15pm, with Mr Hellyer given advanced life support.  OTHER NEWS: This continued on the way to Worcester Royal Hospital, but sadly the keen sportsman could not be saved. "Jord was an uncle to three children, a brother and a partner to his girlfriend for 12 years," said Josh Dempster, Mr Hellyer's brother. "He was a keen footballer and worked as a rope access engineer and had the most amazing friends imaginable.  "We have just had news from the autopsy that his heart was blocked by fat in his arteries, despite him being 28 and very fit. "I would like to put a message out from me, his brother, for people to have their cholesterol checked regularly." Adblock test (Why?) (Feed genera...