The Metropolitan Police have released three images of men they want to identify in relation to riots that took place in Central London on July 31.
More than 100 people were arrested on July 21 in the riots in Whitehall, which had sparked across the country after the Southport stabbings.
The 'Enough is Enough' protest against immigrants and refugees saw people arrested for offences including violent disorder, assault on an emergency worker, and breach of protest conditions.
More protest were planned this week but saw huge waves of counter-protesters instead take to the streets in defiance.
Now the Met have release the images of three more men that they want to identify following the Whitehall disorder. They have asked anyone who recognises the men to call 101, to message @MetCC on X or to call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
You can see pictures of the three men below.
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An EastEnders actor was left distinctly "upset" on Celebrity PopMaster when his fellow contestant purposely wound him up during the game.
Richard Blackwood joined the lineup with DJ Mista Jam, ex-Coronation Street actress Sally Lindsay and musician Toyah Willcox for the new TV spin-off of the beloved radio quiz show, hosted by Ken Bruce. However, a question about a Bob Marley music video raised the tension.
Richard immediately knew the answer after hearing the first clue, but since it was Mista Jams turn, he had to hold back. Mista Jam seemed clueless about the song much to Richard's frustration, who then started frantically gesturing.
Mista Jam, who was ahead in points, confessed: "See, this is before my time."
which left Richard absolutely dumbfounded as host Ken observed: "Some real surprise reactions there!", reports the Mirror.
EastEnders star Richard Blackwood was 'upset' (Image: BBC / Jack Barnes)
Following this, Jam taunted: "I just quite like the fact that I'm really upsetting Richard, so can I go for three points?" After another clue, Jam took a stab at it, guessing Bob Marleys One Love (People Get Ready). As Richard continued to make signals, an annoyed Sally declared: "I don't think that's helping, Richard!"
Richard seemed to concur with Jams wrong guess and hazarded: "I thought that... Do you know what, is it Is This Love?"
Richards suggestion was spot on yet despite that, the EastEnders celebrity, famed for his role as Vincent Hubbard on the BBC series, was the first contestant to be eliminated, having scored only six points.
Mista Jam walked away with the win (Image: No credit)
The atmosphere intensified remarkably when it came to light that Richard's renowned sister, Naomi Campbell, had featured in the music video for the track everyone was pondering over. In a moment of surprise, he exclaimed: "My sister!" leaving Jam stunned and clueless about the answer.
Ken, who smartly secured the rights to the PopMaster name after his move from BBC to Greatest Hits Radio, confirmed: "I thought about protecting the name PopMaster a few years ago. I asked somebody at the BBC if they wanted to come in on it, and they said, 'nah,' so I just trademarked it myself, so it became mine and my colleagues'."
EastEnders is about to make soap history, and fans are absolutely thrilled.
This week in Walford, Suki Panesar (played by Balvinder Sopal) was visited by an old friend and first love, Ayesha (Laila Rouass), who arrived in the square following Suki's wicked ex-husband Nish's (Navin Chowdhry) attempt to orchestrate the reunion.
In a spiteful move, Nish sowed seeds of doubt in the mind of Suki's partner, Eve Unwin (Heather Peace), suggesting that Ayesha could jeopardise their relationship. The next day, Eve felt side-lined as Suki and Ayesha reconnected. She shared her concerns with Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner), who advised her to disregard Nish's manipulative tactics.
Later in the episode, Eve proposed to Suki in a touching scene. However, when Suki didn't respond, a mortified Eve fled and spent the night elsewhere.
Eve was fuming after Suki rejected her (Image: BBC)
Suki attempted to contact Eve but was unsuccessful. Later, Suki had a heart-to-heart with Ayesha, who urged her not to let Eve slip away, reports the Daily Star.
Determined, Suki went to the Vic to make a grand gesture to Eve. In a sweet moment, Suki asked Eve to marry her, and Eve was overjoyed to accept.
Moreover, if Suki and Eve manage to have a successful wedding, it would be a first for a UK soap opera. There has never been a successful lesbian wedding on soaps before - typically, one character meets an untimely end.
Later on, Suki ended up proposing to Eve (Image: BBC)
Suki and Eve's engagement announcement has set social media abuzz, with fans eagerly commenting on the potential for a ground-breaking soap wedding. On X, previously known as Twitter, reactions poured in.
One viewer speculated: "EastEnders about to pull off the first successful lesbian UK soap wedding? ", while another chimed in with enthusiasm, saying: "It's about time, the first ever lesbian wedding in a soap by such an amazing couple that deserve happiness."
A third fan expressed excitement at the prospect of a live event: "I can't lie. I would love this! Even better if it's done live! A first live successful lesbian UK soap wedding. Yes please!".
EastEnders fans are speculating that Fraser is in cahoots with one iconic character in a sinister revenge scheme against Linda Carter.
Earlier this week, Fraser made an appearance at The Queen Vic, introducing himself as an associate of Dean Wicks, who's currently behind bars for the murder of Keanu Taylor. In a concerning turn of events for The Six, Fraser proposed a deal to the pub landlady - withdraw her witness statement and he'll admit to her rape.
Despite Johnny Carter advising his mum against accepting Dean's offer and cautioning that it could reopen the murder case, Linda was adamant about wanting Dean out of her life permanently and starting anew.
Johnny also reminded Linda that Dean isn't trustworthy, but she remained resolute. Linda justified her decision to Johnny, and even though he warned his mum that Dean might not keep his promise, she stood her ground.
He also hinted that Sharon could be implicated for murder, but Linda informed Johnny that Jack Branning had mentioned they could still charge Dean based on other evidence, reports the Daily Star.
Linda received a poison pen letter (Image: BBC)
Johnny convened an urgent meeting with Denise, Sharon and Jack to discuss Linda's plans to retract her statement, causing widespread alarm.
In the meantime, Linda rendezvoused with Fraser at Peggy's to accept the deal and requested the details to be put in writing. However, when she went to the bar to fetch Fraser a drink, he made a phone call confirming that the deal was sealed.
"Yeah it's me, all done", he informed the unknown caller, "Please, she's eating out the palm of my hand. I'll see you later then", before ending the call.
However, not long after, Jack showed up and arrested Fraser for blackmail and perverting the course of justice, thanks to Johnny tipping him off about Linda's actions.
Fraser claims he is an associate of Dean Wicks, but viewers think he is lying (Image: BBC)
Linda was livid with her son for interfering in her life, asserting that she didn't need his assistance.
But as she was closing up The Vic, Linda noticed an envelope addressed to her on the bar. She opened a letter which read: "I know what you did at Christmas. Liar!", but who could have sent it?
EastEnders enthusiasts are speculating that Aunt Babe is the one attempting to bring Linda down. She is Shirley Carter's shady aunt who was ousted from The Vic in 2017 following a dispute with Mick and Linda.
One viewer posted on X: "The font of that writing is just sooo Aunt Babe, but it makes ZERO sense for her to be Linda's blackmailer # EastEnders."
Another commented: "#EastEnders. Linda receiving a threatening letter - but who is behind it? I think it's Shirley or Aunt Babe? ", while another added: "Dean reconnecting with Aunt Babe to exact her revenge would be one hell of a twist NGL #EastEnders."
"Personally think Aunt Babe is related to the Linda blackmail #EastEnders", one fan exclaimed.
"Why do I feel like it's aunt babe blackmailing Linda #EASTENDERS", another questioned.
London Victoria station was evacuated due to a fire alarm this afternoon (Tuesday, August 6). It went off shortly before 7.40pm this evening, according to reports, as crowds gathered outside the main station entrance.
It has now reopened with major disruption expected into the night.
Gatwick Express and Southern services are affected.
Most Gatwick Express trains are cancelled.
Some Southern trains are diverted and running to or from London Bridge.
Other Southern trains are being terminated before arriving at Victoria or being cancelled.
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Two dolphins were found dead along the River Thames banks in London. This follows sightings of a common dolphin struggling against the tide last week.
The first dolphin was seen in distress from late Thursday morning and seemed to be battling with the strong currents. By Monday, a deceased dolphin was found on the riverbank near Chelsea Harbour Pier. Another lifeless dolphin was discovered at Greenwich, reported BBC News.
A Port of London Authority spokesperson told the PA news agency: "We are aware of reports of two dolphins that sadly died. We are working with the Cetaceans Stranding Investigation Programme and will recover the animals."
The British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR), which was tracking the dolphin on Thursday, was contacted for more information.
On Friday, Julia Cable, operations director at the BDMLR, said: "(The dolphin) was still in the area throughout the evening but its behaviour wasn't really changing so we didn't continue monitoring it too late.
"It's too far really for a dolphin to be up the river. It wasn't really moving very far, it did appear to be struggling with the tide."
Mary Tester, Thames area co-ordinator with the BDMLR, told BBC London there were a 'lot of different theories' on why dolphins were 'coming down the river'.
One explanation, she said, was the improved water quality of the Thames over recent years, which had increased the level of fish that dolphins preyed on.
If you spot a dolphin in the Thames or any other inland waterway, the BDMLR is urging you alert them and avoid chasing it in boats or canoes.
While posters on the Tube are still a common sight, they looked much cooler in the 50s
The Tube's been about for 161 years now, and in that time it's undergone a host of pretty massive changes. And as it's developed, so too has the city around it.
Being the sprawl that it is, there are plenty of little bits of trivia surrounding the Tube, as well as older elements that have fallen through the cracks. While most of the subterranean network has been brought along with the times, there are some exceptions.
In the case of Notting Hill Gate, a tunnel has been frozen in time, and was forgotten for more than half a century.
At the time known simply as Notting Hill, the station underwent extensive redevelopment in the late 1950s to bring it up to date with the old passenger lifts that brought commuters to and from the platforms removed and escalators installed instead.
After this change was made the passageways that once led to the lifts were rendered useless and sealed off, along with a room-size time capsule of 1950s adverts, movie, and theatre posters.
Half a century later in 2010 during routine maintenance these tunnels were stumbled across once again, revealing a treasure trove of fascinating artwork.
Ranging from toothpaste ads to David Niven movie posters you can have a look yourself at the colourful array of imagery workers found that day in our gallery below.
