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Kamran Khan, of Streatham High Road in Lambeth, groomed the child by using established connections with her family to secure time alone with her, before abusing her in multiple locations, including her home, her bedroom and a park bench.

He threatened to kill the girl if she told anyone what he had done, reports our sister site London Now.

The offending came to light after a family member witnessed a concerning interaction between Khan and the child.

Despite the threats made against her, the girl bravely spoke out and disclosed the abuse.

Charlie Territt, 31, from South Bermondsey, was formerly employed as a Higher Level Teaching Assistant at Streatham Wells Primary School.

He pleaded guilty to four offences at Inner London Crown Court:

Causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity

Causing a child to watch a sexual act

Sexual communication with a child

Making indecent photographs of children

The allegations related to online conversations with a child in which Territt sent a video of a sexual act, London Now reports.

TfL has officially confirmed it will proceed with introducing the new SL15 Superloop route between Clapham Junction and Eltham, following a public consultation held in late 2025.

The online consultation received 1,897 responses, the majority of which came from members of the public and showed strong support for the proposal, with many respondents welcoming the improved east–west connectivity the route would bring across south London.

Changes and alterations to the route

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The Broadway has been flooded with police, ambulances and firefighters today (December 8) outside the station at 2.33pm.

National Rail has not clarified the nature of the incident, but a London Air Ambulance was seen landing in the area.

Transport for London (TfL) referred to this as a “customer incident”.

The London Ambulance Service has said a man died at the scene.

No further details about the death have been shared at this time, although the British Transport Police has been approached for more information.

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Wandsworth has been selected to represent November in Access Self Storage’s new charity calendar, which turns everyday storage units into quirky, themed monthly scenes.

The light-hearted project aims to raise £10,000 for Cancer Research UK, with 100 per cent of proceeds going to the charity.

The calendar features 12 storage units from across the UK, each decorated with a nod to its month.

Wandsworth’s unit, titled Mr November, features a single poppy wreath placed inside the unit, which is a tribute to remembrance and the UK’s veterans.

The first week of November will see many local parks, schools, and clubs hosting fireworks events in celebration of Firework Night, which this year falls on Wednesday, November 5.

Even if you haven’t bagged yourself tickets yet, there are still plenty of displays with tickets available.

Here’s everything you need to know:

Battersea Park Fireworks

Where: Battersea Park, Albert Bridge Road, London SW11 4NJ

When: November 1 and 2. Fireworks at 8.30pm on November 1 and 7pm on November 2.

Police were called to Woodbourne Avenue on May 16 following the death of 81-year-old Robert Hill.

At the time, his death was not believed to be suspicious.

However new information then came to light, which led to a murder investigation being launched.

David Souttar, 22, of Chelsham Road in Clapham, was charged with murder last Thursday (October 23) after being arrested on October 16.

He appeared at Bromley Magistrates’ Court the day after (October 24), where he was remanded into custody.

Crews brought the fire under control after tackling the flames for more than three hours at the property in Perry Vale, Forest Hill – which is made up of a shop on the ground floor and flats above.

Part of the ground floor shop and single-storey workshop at the rear of the store remained alight early on Friday morning.

An image posted on social media by the LFB showed firefighters outside skiing and snowboarding store Finches Emporium.

Videos taken by eyewitnesses captured tall, bright flames and billowing smoke near buildings.