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WORRIED friends and family have launched an urgent search to find a woman who disappeared in south London two days ago. Missing Sarah Everard, 33, was last seen walking between Clapham Junction and Brixton at around 9pm on Wednesday. She was reportedly wearing a green waterproof jacket, navy blue trousers with white a diamond pattern and white trainers. Sarah, of Lambeth, was carrying a white iPhone with a transparent case and had green/blue in-ear bluetooth headphones. In a plea for her return, family and friends said: "Sarah, we are here for whenever you are ready. Most read in UK News Breaking STEAK KNIFE KILLER Mum GUILTY of murdering her boyfriend with a steak knife after retrial VIRUS HOPE Covid deaths plunge 32 per cent in a week with 236 fatalities in last 24 hours Breaking ROYAL SHIELD Meghan says Royal officials insisted on being in room when she spoke to Oprah … [Read more...] about Desperate search to find missing woman, 33, who vanished on way home two days ago in South London

Police say they are "increasingly concerned" for a woman who has not been heard from since Wednesday evening. Sarah Everard, 33, vanished while walking to her home in Brixton, south London, from the nearby Clapham Junction area. Ms Everard, whose last known location was near Clarence Avenue, had met a friend and was walking home at about 9pm. We are increasingly concerned for the #missing Sarah Everard, 33, form #Brixton . She was last seen on 3rd March in the area of Clapham Common. She was wearing the green jacket and black and white trousers as on the photo. Please RT and call 999 with any info, ref 21MIS006196 pic.twitter.com/G58cyArDnA — Lambeth Police | Central South BCU (@LambethMPS) March 5, 2021 The marketing manager spoke to her partner for about 15 minutes, but her friend Rose Woollard told online newspaper Brixton Blog she has not been heard from since. Shortly after the phone call ended at 9.28pm, her friends believe that something happened to … [Read more...] about Sarah Everard: Fears for missing London woman, 33, who vanished while walking home

AN Alexa for Xbox app is coming to the latest versions of the games consoles. Amazon plans to launch the app for the Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One consoles. It will give users the ability to control their consoles using Alexa voice commands. Such commands will include turning on your Xbox, launching a game or playing a song. You'll also be able to bring up your Amazon shopping list or take a look at your Ring doorbell footage. The app isn't avaliable yet but the Microsoft website does include a section about it. Alexa for Xbox builds upon the Alexa Skill app that launched in 2018. That app required users to say "Alexa, tell Xbox to..." and then it could make your Xbox turn on and off amongst other basic comands. The new app won't require require you to ask Alexa to tell your Xbox something. You'll just have to say "Alexa, launch..." and then add a game name. Amazon has said the app will be avaliable in select countries in the next few days. It will … [Read more...] about New Alexa app on your Xbox lets you launch games, play music and even turn the console on

A DAD was left terrified by a huge "wolf" in his back garden worrying that it was a "sign of misfortune". Feroz, 38, had been used to seeing parakeets and kestrels roam across his garden but was shocked when he spotted the "massive" canine-like animal. Speaking to MyLondon Feroz said: "It looked like a jet black wolf when I first saw it - I said bloody hell this is massive." The teacher explained how seeing different types of animals moving across his garden was common. "My garden is like a Disney film, we get kestrel, parakeets, seagulls, three-legged cats, one-eyed cats, there is a lot going on." It was only when the teacher saw the creature mate with an orange fox that he realised they were the same animal. "I saw him mating with a fox and thought dogs and foxes don't mate," Feroz said. "On closer inspection, when he came up to the patio doors I realised what he was." The fur family now have a black cub that likes to play in Feroz's Isleworth garden. … [Read more...] about Dad left terrified by huge ‘wolf’ in his back garden – before realising things weren’t as they seemed

Rats, and other members of the rodent family, have a lousy reputation. They crop up regularly in our everyday language to describe bleak situations and sentiments (Rats!, caught in a rat race, someone with rat-like features — you get the drift). Much-maligned, they're often associated with the plague — somewhat apposite given our current predicament. They seem to be omnipresent in the best of times, but now, they're having a, er, field day. The Boomtown Rats They're certainly more visible than in pre-pandemic times, but nothing to panic about — yet In London and other major cities across the UK, rat sightings have soared during the pandemic. The British Pest Control Association (BPCA), which represents 700 vermin catchers across the country, said its members reported a 51% hike in rodent activity during the first lockdown last spring, and a 78% increase in November after the next lockdown. Typically, rats avoid humans and make drains and sewers their homes. However, as … [Read more...] about UK COVID-19 lockdown provides boom towns for rats