River Thames: Last News

In a fitting tribute to her legacy on the Square, Eastenders actress Danielle Harold, 30, who played Lola Pearce-Brown, has created the ultimate lasting memory - a simple but incredibly poignant tattoo.The platinum-blonde star waves goodbye to character Lola this evening as she finally succumbs to her brain cancer. In incredibly sad and final scenes to air this evening on BBC One, the actress bids a tragic farewell to her on-screen family including husband Jay, played by Jamie Borthwick and grandad Billy, played by Perry Fenwick.

It’s been a bruising night for the Conservatives at this year’s local elections.

This Morning's resident vet Dr Scott Miller has opened up about the funniest question he's faced from a pet owner, admitting that while no query is "stupid," there are some that have made him chuckle. The vet moved to the UK in the 90s and fast became a fan favourite when he – and his adorable pooch Skully – began appearing on the ITV daytime show to help the nation with their animal issues.

A major search and rescue operation has been taking place overnight after a teenage boy was reported missing while playing in a river. A helicopter and police officers with torches were seen scouring the area near Halfpenny Bridge in Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire, in the early hours.

A teenage boy is missing after he failed to resurface while playing in a river with friends.

K.J. Yossman Jamie Foxx has been hospitalized in Atlanta following a “medical complication” his family revealed late Wednesday evening. “We wanted to share that my father Jamie Foxx experienced a medical complication yesterday,” Foxx’s daughter, Corinne Fox, posted in a statement on Instagram. “Luckily due to quick action and great care he is already on his way to recovery. We know how beloved he is and appreciate your prayers. The family asks for privacy during this time.”  The nature of the medical complication was not disclosed. TMZ reported it happened on Tuesday morning local time, which is when Foxx was first “taken to the hospital.”A post shared by Corinne Foxx (@corinnefoxx) Foxx was in Atlanta filming a new Netflix comedy movie with Cameron Diaz, “Back in Action.” Directed by “Horrible Bosses” helmer Seth Gordon, it also stars Glenn Close, “Fleabag” priest Andrew Scott and comedian Jamie Demetriou. Diaz came “out of retirement” for the project, her first in almost a decade.

The King’s coronation procession stretches to just 1.3 miles – around a quarter of the length of the late Queen’s five-mile celebratory journey. A newly crowned Charles and Queen Consort will make their way back from Westminster Abbey via the tried and tested route of Parliament Square, along Whitehall, around Trafalgar Square, through Admiralty Arch and down The Mall back to Buckingham Palace.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been asked to “vacate” Frogmore Cottage, it has been confirmed. King Charles reportedly wants the Duke and Duchess of Sussex out of the historic home before his Coronation in May.

Alison Hammond has shared a glimpse at her prep for the BAFTAs, ahead of co-hosting the biggest night in British film alongside Richard E. Grant. The TV legend stayed overnight at the Savoy Hotel in London before waking up at the crack of dawn to meet her glam team.Telling fans that it feels "like Christmas," Alison admitted she's nervous about hosting and even took her script to bed as she shared a series of snaps from behind the scenes on her Instagram.

Maya Jama has spoken out amid concerns about the star after Love Island viewers noticed a mark on her shoulder. Maya, 28, returned to her Love Island hosting with a bang on Thursday night, 16 February, as the contestants faced the consequences of their Casa Amor antics where they decided if to stick with their original partner or not. Maya dazzled in a jaw-dropping ensemble as usual, and entered the villa in the stunning high-neck red red with cut out detailing and thigh-high slit.The hosting favourite completed her look with her dark tresses half up and wore a pair of statement gold hoops.

Love Island host Maya Jama wowed fans as she partied the night away onboard a private boat on London's River Thames over the weekend.

Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx got suited up for a night-time shoot filming for brand new Netflix rom-com Back In Action.The actress, 50, and the actor, 55, have previously worked together on two occasions, in 1999 for Any Given Day and the remake of Annie in 2014.And since Diaz quit acting for what seemed like for good in March 2018 after revealing that she was 'tired' of travelling for filming, fans weren't sure if they'd see her on the big screen again.Taking to the streets of the English capital at the weekend, the Hollywood A-listers were in all-black ensembles as they worked their magic by the River Thames.Cameron wore a plunging satin-lapelled black blazer and smart black trousers with a lacy camisole top underneath.

FORMER Love Island winner Ekin-Su looked almost unrecognisable as she posed by the River Thames. The Dancing On Ice star put on a brave front after she was saved in the dreaded skate-off over the weekend.

Naman Ramachandran After six years at London’s Royal Albert Hall, the EE BAFTA Film Awards are shifting venue across the city to the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, which also hosts the BAFTA TV and games awards. The venue is located in the heart of London on the River Thames, close to landmarks including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the National Theatre, BFI and the London Eye. In recent years, the Royal Festival Hall has become the flagship venue for red carpet galas at the BFI London Film Festival. “The move will see BAFTA program its most ambitious and accessible night yet, bolstered by a refreshed production and format,” the organization said.

the queue to attend the Queen's lying in state, a court has heard. Adio Adeshine, 19, allegedly exposed himself and pushed into the mourners from behind, as they waited in line at Victoria Tower Gardens on Wednesday after Westminster Hall opened its doors to the public. He is said to have gone into the River Thames in an attempt to evade police before coming out and being arrested.

Things took a very awkward turn in the line to see Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin…

Two women were allegedly sexually assaulted in the queue to see the Queen's lying in state in London.

Thousands of people are queueing up to visit the coffin of Queen Elizabeth in London. The monarch died at the age of 96 on Thursday (08. 09.

Queen lying-in-state could stretch to 10 miles, officials have admitted.Mourners towards the front of the line fought back tears as they solemnly entered Westminster Hall from 5pm today (Wednesday, September 14), to pay their respects to Her Majesty who died a week ago aged 96.The route for those waiting to say farewell to the monarch stretches 6.9 miles over the River Thames and along the South Bank to Southwark Park. READ MORE: Position of William and Harry's 'peacemaker' cousin shows how Queen has united brothersBut airport-style zig-zag queuing channels have been installed in Victoria Palace Gardens and Southwark Park - stretching the possible length of the line to 10 miles.The queue will be temporarily closed if it reaches its maximum, officials said, and shut permanently as the final viewing time of 6.30am on Monday (September 12) approaches to avoid turning away people at the hall door.The Department for Culture consulted with behavioural scientists to judge how tightly packed and slow-moving the queue was likely to be.Up to one million people are expected to line up for up to 30 hours to see the Queen before the state funeral on Monday.Schoolboy Lewis Langstaff-Wood, 13, travelled 264 miles from his home in Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, to pay tribute to the Queen.The avid collector of regal memorabilia said: “I have always loved the Royals but became more interested over the last two years, as I learned about their history.I started collecting bits and pieces.“I was upset when I heard about her death when I arrived home from school last Thursday.No-one saw it coming. It was a shock to us all.“She has always been a constant in my life.

Scottish singer and West End star Darius Campbell Danesh died from respiratory arrest caused by inhalation of chloroethone, a US medical examiner has confirmed. 

police in south west London on Friday night when officers noticed him in an argument with a woman "who was known to him".The Met Police said an allegation of theft was made and when officers were in the process of arresting the man "he entered the water".READ MORE: US Army veteran on Ukraine frontline slammed for posing with soldier wearing Nazi patchHe wasn't placed in handcuffs, the Met added. The Mirror reported that the labourer was standing on steps outside Bill's Kingston restaurant on Riverside Walk when he entered the water just after 10.30pm.Two hours later, Liam's body was pulled from the Thames and despite the best efforts of paramedics he was pronounced dead, MyLondon reports.Liam's family say he had been drinking but they believe he was "calm" while talking to police.Body-worn camera footage is currently under review to see how he entered the river.The incident has been referred to the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC), a standard procedure with any death that happens following police contact.In a heartbreaking tribute, Liam's dad James Allen said: "I am broken.