It's safe to say this week (July 4 - 10) hasn't been a slow-news week in west London.
Here are the top five stories you have been reading over the past week:
Michy Batshuayi's Chelsea transfer: Who really signed him, where will he fit in and what can we expect from the striker?
Belgian forward Batshuayi, signed from Olympique Marseille, became the first new player to join Antonio Conte's Blues, and is expected to be one of several big money deals to revitalise Chelsea this summer.
The 22-year-old also took to Twitter to express his joy at moving to the club.
Jose Mourinho sends Chelsea fans a parting message as he is unveiled as Manchester United's new manager
Jose Mourinho declared he had joined the Premier League’s biggest club after becoming Manchester United manager - but he admits Chelsea will always have a place in his heart.
The Special One has replaced Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford after finding himself out of work following his sacking by Chelsea in December.
£20,000 reward now on offer in hunt for Josh Hanson murder suspect
A £20,000 reward has been offered in the hunt to find the leading suspect in the murder of Josh Hanson in Hillingdon .
The Met described suspect Shane O'Brien as "one of Britain's most wanted fugitives" on Thursday (July 7) as they doubled the sum available for information leading to the 28-year-old's arrest and prosecution.
Detectives appeal for witnesses to come forward after woman is raped in Wembley
A witness appeal has was launched on Tuesday (July 5) after a woman was raped in Wembley two days earlier.
Detectives from Sexual Offences, Exploitation and Child Abuse Command are urging people to come forward after a female in her 20s was approached by a man as she was walking along the towpath from Ealing Road to Manor Farm Road, near Alperton , on Sunday (July 3) evening.
The suspect had a brief conversation with the victim in Polish before he shoved her on the ground and raped her, the Metropolitan Police said.
Pregnant mum evicted from her Ealing home while in intensive care - because council thought it had been abandoned
A diabetic mum-of-two was evicted from her social home by Ealing Council - while she was in intensive care due to her pregnancy.
Pregnant Stacey Harding was rushed to hospital in January with hyperemesis, a condition that caused her to vomit up to 60 times a day due to pregnancy.
But when she returned later that month, Miss Harding was told she had been evicted from her social housing in Slough because the council believed it had been abandoned and another homeless family were in need.
