Body found in search for boy, 13, who fell into River Thames on his way to school

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Angelique Jackson CBS is doubling down on its commitment to Sheryl Underwood, the Emmy-winning host of “The Talk.”Underwood has inked a multi-year deal to remain on the panel of the daytime talk series through Season 15 (“The Talk” is currently in its 12th season), plus she’s entered into a new two-year first-look deal with CBS Studios.“‘The Talk’ will forever be my home; I have no intentions of going anywhere, but while I have this platform and while I have access to the audience, I want to be as integral in the success of the corporation of CBS as I possibly can,” Underwood tells Variety of expanding her relationship with the network. “I want to be able to create content — not just for me to star in, but for other people to get the same opportunity and go on the same journey, especially women and stand-up comics.” Underwood joined “The Talk” in September 2011, as the show entered into its second season, and earned a Daytime Emmy Award alongside her fellow hosts in 2017.On behalf of CBS, CEO George Cheeks stated: “Sheryl has been critical to ‘The Talk’s’ success for more than a decade and we’re excited that she will be part of the conversation for several years to come.

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A huge blaze that ripped through a Thames boatyard has destroyed a historic ship used to rescue troops during the evacuation of Dunkirk.

fire has broken out at a building on the River Thames after people in the area heard "explosions".The building, in Platt's Eyot in the Hampton area of London, is said to be completely ablaze with shocked witnesses reporting a pillar of smoke visible across the capital city, MyLondon reports.A witness said: "Police/fire moving people back.

A 20-year-old man who died after jumping into the River Thames to save a woman was "adamant" he had to try to rescue her, his friend has said.

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Susanna Reid had to fight back tears during Good Morning Britain on Tuesday as she spoke to Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole's family and friends about his tragic death.The news presenter was overcome with emotion a number of times during the interview as she spoke to the parents of the 20-year-old, known as Jimi, and his friend Bernard who had been with him when he jumped into the River Thames to save a woman who had fallen in. Jimi died during the heroic rescue attempt in the early hours of Saturday and as Susanna spoke to his parents Michael Adewola and his mother Olasunkanmi Adewole and friend Bernard, she had to pause a number of times as she became choked up with tears.

Susanna Reid grew emotional during Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, as she met with the parents and best friend of Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole, who was known as Jimi.Jimi tragically died on Friday night after jumping in the River Thames to save a woman who had fallen off London Bridge.His parents and best friend Bernard appeared on the show as part of a campaign to nominate the hero for the George Cross for his incredible bravery.At one point in the interview, Susanna revealed her sons had shown her a TikTok video showing Jimi dancing, with the footage reducing Bernard and Jimi's parents to tears over their grief.Susanna stopped speaking as her voice caught, saying: "That was Jimi with all his life force.""That's how you want us to remember

Susanna Reid fought back tears as she hosted Good Morning Britain on Tuesday and discussed the tragic death of Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole.

Susanna Reid has paid tribute to the man who died jumping into the River Thames to save a woman who fell.

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A 20-year-old man who died saving a stranger after she fell from London Bridge was an 'angelic' son, according to his heartbroken dad.

A man who died after jumping in the River Thames to save a woman who fell from London Bridge has been named on social media as Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole.

MyLondon reported.City of London police, ambulance services and the coastguard were called to the scene to try to help all three people who were in the water. Marine units managed to rescue the woman and one of the men who jumped in after her, but they were unable to locate a second man.

London's Tower Bridge and into the River Thames on his way to school.In a letter to parents, Ark Globe Academy Principal Matt Jones said the Year 8 student got off the bus near Tower Bridge and "fell into the River Thames" on Tuesday morning.The pupil is said to have been wearing his full uniform at the time of the incident, which happened after he got off his morning bus a stop early – before his usual stop close to the school in Elephant and Castle.He and a friend had taken the bus together on Tuesday morning, but the boy failed to show up at the south London school, Mr Jones wrote.The boy is named in the school's letter, which was sent to parents on Wednesday, but the Daily Star is withholding his name.City of London Police is leading