A 25-year-old man has been charged with the stab murder of a south west London bus driver.

Early on Friday Luke Rees-Pulley, 30, was found dead at his home in Heron House, Hampton Wick, after a night out clubbing.

On Saturday morning police arrested Mr Mark Allen Turner, 25, in Kingston. He was due to appear at Kingston Magistrates Court today.

Mr Rees-Pulley was last seen at 10.45 pm on Thursday when a female friend dropped him off at a bus stop in front of the Pizza Express in Teddingdon High Street.

Police believe he wanted to catch a bus to the Astoria nightclub in Charing Cross Road, central London.

He returned home at 5am the next morning. Three hours later officers responding to a 999 call discovered him suffering from stab wounds.

Detectives want to trace the victim's movements in between.

Yesterday a post mortem at Kingston Mortuary named the cause of death as a stab wound to the neck.

The bus driver is described as white, of medium height, stocky build with short cropped dark hair.

He wore a black leather bomber jacket, a crew neck jumper with a DKNY logo across the front and blue flared jeans with a Hard Rock Cafe badge on the right thigh. The oval buckle of his black leather belt featured an eagle and the words "United States of America".

Scotland Yard asked anyone who saw Mr Rees-Pulley between 22.45pm and 5am to call the Belgravia incident room on 020 7321 9251, or Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.