Your great South London Press – out tomorrow!
A 23-year-old man who was stabbed to death in an Ecuadorian restaurant on Tuesday has been named as Ian Gualavisi.
A man who lost his sister to appendicitis last month fears other families may suffer the same fate if doctors do not see patients face-to-face.
And the family of a private investigator who was murdered in a car park 34 years ago have announced plans to sue the Metropolitan Police.
We’ve got 10 pages of sport including reaction to Millwall’s match against Preston being called off due to a Covid-19 outbreak, Tom Bradshaw discusses his hot scoring form for the Lions and there are exclusive interviews with Charlton’s Jayden Stockley and AFC Wimbledon’s Paul Osew.
You can also read Edmund Brack’s verdict on Palace’s 2-2 draw with Southampton on Wednesday night.
All that plus much more, including food reviews, what’s on and the latest entertainment!
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