Penge shooting: Man in 30s shot dead outside London park in early hours of morning

What’s your band called, mate?Hello, I’m Eavie and my band is Eaves Wilder. This band is just me in my room and “Kyle”, the stock session drummer setting on Logic Pro, jamming.What do you sound like?If a lispy child had access to Logic Pro.Are you any good (honestly)?I got my first hate comment the other day under the ‘Won’t You Be Happy’ video which said: “I can’t understand anything she’s saying,” which I think follows up quite nicely to my previous answer.What’s your best song?I have a song I wrote last week attempting to be in the same realm as the feel of ‘Breathe (In The Air)’ by Pink Floyd and ‘My Sweet Lord’ by George Harrison.

Police later confirmed that the woman, aged 27, had died suddenly at a property.

was locked down on Saturday afternoon after a man in his 20s suffered a serious knife wound to his stomach.

Lee Rigby’s killers in the street has revealed how she has to deal with relentless abuse.Ingrid Loyau-Kennett, 48, of Helston in Cornwall, jumped off a bus heading through Woolwich in south-east London after spotting Lee’s body lying in the road.She entered into a conversation with Michael Adebolajo moments after the brutal killing in a bid to prevent more violence.Ms Loyau-Kennett, a former teacher originally from France, developed post-traumatic disorder (PTSD) and has not been able to find work since the fateful day in 2013.Along with Gemini Donnelly-Martin, and her mum Amanda, she was dubbed one of the "Angels of Woolwich" after the women tended to the soldier’s body.But after getting back to the Bulwark Estate in Helston, Ingrid began

Drumchapel this week. Shea Ryan tragically died after falling into a well on the Scottish Water site in Glasgow.

Ian Wright voiced his delight at Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final victory over Manchester City on social media as he named six players he was especially pleased with.

Thorpe Park opened again to the public on Sunday after saying a suspected attempted murder on its premises was "very much an isolated incident".

Police are at the scene of a huge illegal rave which could be heard 10 miles away - and revellers were still arriving at 10am today.

Premier League stars Wilfried Zaha and David McGoldrick reported being racially abused last weekend.And now Diedhiou has been subjected to horrendous messages, posting a screenshot on his Twitter page of another user who sent him a message consisting of three banana emojis.It came after the Senegalese striker missed a penalty during City’s 1-0 loss at Swansea on Saturday.In response, Bristol City posted: “We stand with Famara Diedhiou and anybody who has to suffer racism in any shape or form.“There is no excuse or justification for this disgusting behaviour.”The club also posted a message showing their players taking the knee ahead of their defeat at Swansea, captioned: “Black Lives Matter, always”.Diedhiou is Bristol City's leading scorer

Manchester Evening News : "I thought, I have got to do that to my mum, she pranks us all of the time. "She once found a parking ticket and put it on my car.

Kanye West has teased the launch of his new album in a now-deleted tweet. The outspoken star announced via the micro-blogging platform that his next record - which he revealed was titled 'DONDA', after his late mother Donda West - was set to be released on July 24.

straight to your inboxManchester City have given notice that they are prepared to sue critics who have continued to declare them guilty of cheating Financial Fair Play rules.The Blues were cleared on Monday of Uefa’s allegations that they disguised owner investment as sponsorship revenue, and had a fine imposed for obstructing the investigation reduced by two-thirds. But that has not stopped an avalanche of criticism from pundits, managers and officials of rival clubs, some sections of the media, and La Liga president Javier Tebas.

Hulme said a 'rave' took place on a park last night - but police have insisted it was a 'small gathering'. Neighbours who live near Hulme Park took to social media to complain about 'very loud music' coming from the area on Saturday night.One resident said a tent had been put up, a DJ was playing music and 'very loud whistles' were going off at the 'rave'.But Greater Manchester Police have insisted that no rave took place in Hulme last night.A 'small gathering' took place, but this finished by 11pm, police said.Patrols drove though the area in the early hours and there was nobody there, GMP added.

straight to your inboxManchester City should consider buying a new striker to replace Sergio Aguero this summer, even if Gabriel Jesus is finally getting the freedom to show his potential.That is the opinion of City legend Shaun Goater, who says Aguero's knee injury has allowed Jesus the run of games he has needed to show Pep Guardiola he is worthy of being the club's first choice striker.But former striker Goater says Aguero's possible City exit next summer means a new striker should be high up on the shopping list in the next two transfer windows.Speaking exclusively to MEN Sport on behalf of BT Sport, Goater explained how Jesus' recent run in the side has shown the benefit of knowing his place is secure."What's happening now is what

The Guardian.Videos shared on social media appeared to show ravers responding aggressively to attempts to shut down the event, which saw an 18-year-old man arrested for violent disorder and obstructing police, and a 19-year-old arrested for obstructing police.Projectiles had been thrown at officers, which was believed to be in response to a baton charge from riot police.“Specially trained public order officers entered the estate to disperse the group. They were met with further hostility and violence,” the force said.

It has been 14 years since Lee Min Ho embarked on his journey into the South Korean entertainment industry. Over the (almost) decade and a half, the actor has filled the shoes of different characters in different genres.

The Observer reports that the health secretary has agreed to provide patient-identifiable test results - named lists of individuals who have contracted the virus - to town halls so they can help track the virus on the ground. It comes after a sustained campaign by public health directors and mayors, including Andy Burnham, for the government to hand over all the data it has on the virus.The paper reports a source close to Mr Hancock saying confirmation of the move could come as soon as tomorrow.

The Queen spoke of her delight at being able to attend her granddaughter Princess Beatrice's wedding as she knighted NHS fundraising hero Sir Tom Moore.

Rebekah Vardy has blasted a fellow wag for supporting Coleen Rooney in their "Wagatha Cristie" court battle, it is claimed by a source.Coleen accused Vardy’s Instagram account of leaking stories about her last year and the pair are set to appear in a High Court battle over the allegations.Annie Kilner, the fiancée of Man City ace Kyle Walker, recently told how she "didn’t blame" Coleen for "exposing" Vardy for allegedly selling stories about her, a source claims.It is alleged Vardy sent a furious text to the wag in which she hit out at her for siding with Coleen.Vardy, 38, is also meant to be fuming that Kilner said she believed Vardy and Leicester City star husband Jamie Vardy, 33, wanted to become the new Posh and Becks.She took to

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorA Trump reelection campaign video featuring a rendition of Linkin Park’s “In the End” was pulled by Twitter Saturday night, after the band filed a copyright-takedown notice demanding its removal.Linkin Park confirmed Saturday night it had taken action to remove the video. “Linkin Park did not and does not endorse Trump, nor authorize his organization to use any of our music.

It’s been recently revealed that Kanye West continues with his plans to run for the US President. After that, Kanye reportedly dropped out of the presidential race after making a big splash near the beginning of the month with his tweets.