05/08/2017 London News

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A man has died after being shot in the chest outside

Police have launched a murder investigation and are hunting

the driver of a blue Ford Fiesta following

It was on this garage forecourt the shooting happened, 34-year-old man

was with a friend a blue Ford Fiesta pulled up alongside and the occupant

fired from within the card. I thought it was fireworks, but it

sounded a bit weird because it went on for quite awhile. Many residents

were alarmed by what they had heard and rushed to help. A couple of

bangs, did not know what it was, heard grooming for help. The guy

phoned an ambulance, someone else had 999 on the phone and I basically

performed, when he lost consciousness I performed CPR for

the next 15 minutes until the ambulance arrived. The road remained

cordoned off while forensic teams carried out an investigation. Police

have been speaking to eyewitnesses and say they have laid on extra

patrols to reassure local residents. Police believe this was not a random

attack. The information we have is that they are known or believe they

are known to each other and those members of the public who came to

the aid of the victim again, it is distressing for them, grateful for

their support and if they need additional support we will provide

that. Police are asking for a mobile phone or- camp footage taken around

the time of the incident. Work at Waterloo Station,

which will see half its platforms Train companies have warned

of significant delays during the upgrade work

which will mean ten out of 19 platforms will be out

of action for three weeks. It's not great considering they make

you pay for your tickets. It's crazy, already within one day, it's

a nightmare. They are running a delay, it's a mess. It's been well

publicised but there is a problem and it coincides with the world

athletics which is a shame, hope it doesn't affect people trying to get

there. A football club formed

after the London riots to try and stop teenagers joining gangs has

won it's first game in the FA Cup. Croydon side AC London was set up

by 16-year-old Prince Choudry. Today's match against

Crawley Down Gatwick ended 3-2. Tolu Adeoye caught up

with the team before kick off. AC London, Croydon football club

born out of the London riots and today a proud moment as they debuted

in the FA Cup. I love football, it's my passion. It was the dream of

trainee solicitor Acie Choudary, he felt he had to act to provide

something positive for teams in the area and turn them away from crying.

I was going down to the park, I saw people hanging around, I went down

there and got a football from one of the kids and said OK, who wants to

play? Give 50p and next thing everyone like the London riots their

friends were doing it so they started doing it, and that was the

same with football and it built from there. Since then AC London has

grown rapidly, the corn scored made up of 60 nationalities including

player from Venezuela, Brazil, Cameroon, Bulgaria and Finland. One

says joining the site has changed his outlook. I have had a

troublesome past myself and it's given me something else to do and

improve the lot of things about me and that. Prince Choudary is now one

of the youngest managers to take a team to the FA Cup but before the

game he said victory was in the most important thing. I told the boys to

joy the occasion, because they will never play in the FA Cup again, they

can tell the children are grandchildren. It's about enjoying

the atmosphere. But still it's always nice to get a win. And having

beaten Crawley 3-2 they are now looking to the next round.

Congratulations to them. The weather now and after a clear,

cool night we should It will stay dry and warm

too with sunny spells, light winds and a top temperature

of 22 degrees. That's all from BBC London

this evening but I'll be It's been an improving picture this

afternoon with the showers and thunderstorms fading away and they

are going to continue to clear away, most places overnight will turn

drier, clear skies, light winds, showers across western coastal areas

but high-pressure settling things down but what that will do is bring