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- Updates on Friday 5 August 2016
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Any showers will soon die away to leave some late sunny spells, ahead of a dry remainder of the night with light winds.
Some clear spells will develop as the night progresses, allowing temperatures to fall, resulting in a cool night, especially in rural spots such as the North Downs.
Lows of 13C (55F).
A horse has been shot dead after escaping on to a link road on the M25, causing two hours of delays.
The road connecting J30 with the A13 in Thurrock, Essex, was closed for a number of hours while two horses were herded off the motorway.
One of the animals became loose again while police tried to find its owners and was then shot by firearms officers.
Police said the decision was taken "for the safety of motorists and to prevent further suffering to the horse".
A third person has been arrested in connection with the murder of a man who was shot dead at a pool party in a village mansion.
The 27-year-old man from London was arrested by detectives investigating the death of 34-year-old Ricardo Hunter in Headley, Surrey, in the early hours of 25 July.
He has been detained on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon.
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a stabbing in Bromley last night.
Police were called at 22:45 yesterday to reports of a person stabbed in Pleasance Road, St Paul's Cray.
A 17-year-old boy was taken to a south London Hospital with a stab wound to his abdomen. He remains in hospital in serious but stable condition.The 14-year-old boy remains in custody at a south London police station.
The "vicious and cowardly" attack on the five boys aged 16 to 18 happened at South Ockendon station in Essex in May.
One of the group was left with potentially life-changing eye injuries.
Alexander Bassey, 17, admitted five offences involving grievous bodily harm and has been jailed for eight years at Basildon Crown Court.
British Transport Police said Bassey, of Maplestead Road, Barking, east London, had "no apparent motive for the attack and showed absolutely no remorse when questioned".
Bees have their own different personalities when it comes to finding food.
Scientists at Queen Mary University fitted tiny aerials to four bees.
They tracked the bees from birth to death, over a total of 244 flights.
They found some bees kept returning to the same source of pollen, whilst others rarely drank from the same flower twice.
Photos by Joseph Woodgate
A police crackdown on moped-riding criminals has been launched in the wake of soaring offending figures.
Nearly 5,200 crimes were committed in London by people using mopeds in the last 12 months - an increase of around 9% on the year before.
The Metropolitan Police led a day of action today as part of the ongoing Operation Venice, mobilising officers across 14 boroughs in pursuit of 80 leads.
Following a day of anti-racism activism by Black Lives Matter, which has seen protests at Heathrow, Nottingham, Manchester and Birmingham, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has issued this statement:
"Deaths during or after police contact are among the most high profile cases investigated by the IPCC.
"Because all deaths during or after police contact in England and Wales must be referred to the IPCC and we publish the national statistics, the public here know how many people have died, who they were, and in what circumstances.
"The overall number of deaths in or following police custody have halved since the IPCC was set up in 2004.
"Lessons learnt from our independent investigations are fed into police practice and guidance. Annual statistics on deaths in or following police custody, including ethnicity, are available on our website.
"Information about the definitions used by the IPCC and the process of collating the data is also available.
"We are conscious that figures alone do not necessarily reveal the multiple issues surrounding ethnicity and death or serious injury, and experiences in the wider criminal justice system."
Passengers now face "misery" after talks aimed at averting strikes on Southern Railway broke down, the company said.
Talks aimed at averting strikes on Southern Railway have ended, the RMT union said, and a five-day walkout looks likely to go ahead from Monday.
Wigmore Street in both directions is closed due to a police incident between A41 Orchard Street and B524 Mandeville Place.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 31-year-old was stabbed in the heart near Bethnal Green Tube station in east London.
He was found slumped at a petrol station, on the junction of Old Ford Road and Cambridge Heath Road, last Friday.
The victim had been at a boxing event at York Hall and has not yet been formally identified.
A 31-year-old man has been arrested and police are appealing for witnesses.
Two people have been arrested following a suspected stabbing incident involving a man in his 20s at Westfield Shopping Centre in White City, west London.
The mall was partly cordoned off following the incident shortly before 14:00. There is currently no information about the condition of the victim but his injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
A luxury retirement home on a site which has an underground tunnel linking it to Harrods has been given the go-ahead by planners.
The seven-storey, 34-apartment assisted living home on Pavilion Road in London's exclusive Knightsbridge quarter will be 100m from the upmarket department store.
Planners at Kensington and Chelsea Council have given the go ahead for the site, which has been a car park for 40 years, to be demolished and replaced with an "extra care" home and medical centre complete with car parking and landscaping.
It had previously been used a storage depot for Harrods.
Planning documents note: "The existing building has little architectural merit other than functioning well as a large off-street car park which does not impact upon the setting of the grade II* listed department store (Harrods).
"However, the building is not attractive, makes for an unappealing public realm and detracts from the immediate townscape. Its demolition is therefore acceptable, subject to a suitable and well-designed replacement scheme."
Thousands of items have been taken from the old London Fire Brigade museum on Southwark Bridge Road and placed into storage.
The plan is to eventually exhibit them again in a new museum at the Brigade's former headquarters on Albert Embankment.
Museum curator Jane Rugg spoke to us about what the move will mean.
Amateur video shows Black Lives Matter protesters lying on the tarmac on the slip road to Heathrow airport, as the group marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Mark Duggan, who was shot by police.
The RMT said it would call off its walkout if Southern makes a similar offer to one put forward by ScotRail in a separate dispute.
Govia Thameslink (GTR) and the RMT is meeting for a third day at the conciliation service Acas.
Southern is planning an emergency timetable with 60% of services.
Binky the cat gave birth to her four kittens after falling down a chimney.
They were rescued from behind a fireplace at a house in Wood Green on Wednesday.
The kittens will be named after the firefighters that saved them: Ron, Chris, Pete and Jim.
A new report shows major improvements being made at the Pembury estate in Hackney since the 2011 London riots.
According to the report by Peabody, Hackney Council and Save the Children, three quarters of residents surveyed believe the estate has got ‘much better’ in the 5 years since the disturbances.
People living on Pembury continue to feel a very strong sense of community with 85% saying they were ‘positive’ or ‘very positive’ about living there.
The report marks one year since the launch of the Pembury Children’s Community in Hackney, where a fun day will take place between 12:00 and 16:00 on Saturday.
Five years ago widespread violence and looting hit a number of places across London following the fatal police shooting of Mark Duggan in Tottenham.
The mayor set up a £70m regeneration fund to help the areas affected by the disturbances.
But where did the money go?
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Air quality alerts at bus stops, Tube stations and roadsides across London are to be introduced by City Hall to let Londoners know the worst incidents of air pollution.
Mayor Sadiq Khan said tackling poor air quality was a priority and he has just finished a consultation on a "comprehensive package of measures to clean up the capital's filthy air".
From 15 August, during and on the day before high and very high air pollution days, air quality alerts will be displayed at 2,500 bus countdown signs and river pier signs, 140 roadside dot matrix message signs on the busiest main roads and electronic update signs at the entrances of all 270 Tube stations.
Depending on the alert level and communication channel, different information and guidance will be provided including: advising people to walk, cycle or use public transport if possible to help improve air quality; to reduce strenuous activity if someone experiences symptoms; or advising asthma sufferers and other vulnerable groups that they may need to use their reliever inhaler more often.
Hundreds of years of fire-fighting history have been packed away and put into storage.
More than 20,000 items have been taken out of the old London Fire Brigade museum on Southwark Bridge Road.
One of the victims of the Russell Square attacks was 18-year-old Israeli tourist Yovel Lewkowski.
She described what happened: I saw that she [Darlene Horton] was bleeding and I looked at my arm and realised he had stabbed me also "I was in shock.
It was awful to see her.
"She was still breathing when I saw her but after a few minutes it was too late and it was so awful to watch.”
The campaigning group Black Lives Matter now has an offshoot in the UK.
Set up in the US three years ago in response to police killings of black men, its new UK arm is holding their first day of rallies in London, Manchester and Nottingham.
Adam Elliott Cooper, a student at Oxford University, is part of the campaign. Listen to the full Today programme discussion.
A man armed with a knife and hammer has been shot with a stun gun.
Police said the incident in Brixton Hill, south London, was not terror-related.
Officers were called to reports that a man was being attacked near Jebb Avenue and Brixton Prison just before 06:00.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "Officers attended the scene and found a man armed with a knife and hammer.
"An officer discharged a Taser and the man was subsequently detained and arrested."
One eyewitness who walked past at 06:60 said: "I saw the emergency services lifting a man into an ambulance.
"He was wearing long white garments. His head was bandaged up and he had a wound on his forehead."