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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he did not blame Wales boss Chris Coleman for Aaron Ramsey's injury.

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Coleman accused Wenger of a "cheap shot" after the Frenchman suggested Ramsey's hamstring injury was caused by playing for Wales.

Wenger reiterated it would have made sense not to have played Ramsey or Real Madrid's Gareth Bale for the full game against Andorra.

"I didn't blame anybody," said Wenger.

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It might be a bit wet today but it's milder than normal for the time of year and London's parks are still abundant with beautiful autumn leaves.

Press Association photographer Anthony Devlin captured these two riders from the Household Cavalry in Hyde Park this morning.

If you've got a nice autumnal London shot on your phone why not email it to us?

Earlier, the mayor and London Assembly Members were joined by Greater London Authority (GLA) staff and representatives from key London government organisations for a special service ahead of Remembrance Day at City Hall.

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The annual service honours London government staff who gave their lives in the service of the country in the two world wars and other conflicts.

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Mr Justice Holgate, sitting in London, ruled there was "no merit whatsoever" in any of the criticisms raised and ordered the group to pay £10,000 plus VAT towards legal costs incurred by Waltham Forest defending the scheme. 

The judge said: "The main concern related to road closures and their effect on access to premises and congestion and pollution outside the village. 

"It is plain that the parties involved were fully able to make their objections and concerns on these matters known to the council."

The issues raised "were given careful consideration," the judge ruled. The suggestion that the consultations had been a sham was shown to be wrong by the fact that some aspects of the scheme were modified following suggestions made by members of the public.

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A "mini-Holland" pro-cycling scheme which has divided a community has survived a legal challenge at the High Court. 

The £27 million project is aimed at improving safety and the environment in theLondon borough of Waltham Forest, including Walthamstow village, by encouraging more walking and cycling and reducing the volume of traffic in residential areas. 

It is one of three mini-Holland schemes - also in Enfield and Kingston - now at various stages in the capital funded by the Mayor of London.

Critics say the scheme has caused poorer air quality, added to congestion and limited access to businesses in the area by closing roads and seeking to shut down traffic rat-runs.

A group called E17Streets4All composed of local residents and businesses applied to the court for a statutory review.

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Beulah Road in Thornton Heath is closed due to police incident between B273 Parchmore Road and Beulah Crescent.

London Buses say it's expected to remain closed all afternoon.

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A 15-year-old girl was "snog-raped" by DJ Neil Fox when he forced his tongue into her mouth at a Capital Radio roadshow, a court heard. 

The 54-year-old allegedly pulled the teenage fan towards him at the event at Chessington World of Adventures and kissed her on the mouth. Giving evidence at Westminster Magistrates' Court, the woman said she had never been kissed before the April 1996 roadshow.

Fox denies eight counts of indecent assault and two of sexual assault, all said to have taken place between 1988 and 2014. 

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As thousands of people take part in anti-austerity protests across the world, Million Mask March activists explain to Newsbeat why they're angry.

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The afternoon will start cloudy with some heavy rain around. The rain will ease though with a few brighter breaks developing later.

Despite the rain and a freshening wind it will be unusually mild for the time of year. Highs of 17C (63F).

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho will not appeal against his stadium ban for Saturday's league game at Stoke.

The Football Association punished the 52-year-old for his behaviour towards the match officials during Chelsea's 2-1 defeat at West Ham on 24 October.

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Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe is seen here petting a police horse named Embassy at the Metropolitan Police horse stables in Great Scotland Yard, after clashes at yesterday's Million Mask March. 

Four police officers injured and several horses were targeted. 

Following last night's Million Mask March in central London, Met Commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, said: “This has been a really busy week, even by the standards of the Met.

"My officers have worked very hard in the face of some incredibly challenging and even violent circumstances."

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He mentioned disorder at the illegal rave in Lambeth last weekend and peaceful protests by students on Wednesday, adding: "I’m really proud of everything my officers have done this week."

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This lunchtime we'll be bringing you all the fallout from last night's Million Mask March, during which three police officers were hospitalised. 

Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said it had been a "challenging" week even by the standards of the Met, referring to disorder following an illegal rave last weekend and student protests on Wednesday.

We'll also speak to an activist who took part in last night's demo. For this and more join us from 13:30 on BBC One.

Parliament's Twitter feed is inviting you to go behind the scenes at London's most famous clock and meet one of its mechanics. 

Easyjet has reported eight of its planes were not being allowed to land to pick up passengers, but two flights had already left and flights from other airlines are scheduled to depart for the UK later.

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A total 21 UK-bound flights are expected to take some of the estimated 19,000 British nationals on holiday in Sharm el-Sheikh home.

• Monarch said five of its planes are currently in the air on the way to pick up Britons as scheduled
• BA said it did not expect its aircraft to be refused landing permission in Egypt and its flight to Gatwick would leave as planned
• Thomson said it would be flying nine flights out of Sharm el-Sheikh
• Thomas Cook say they will operate four flights.

The head of the Met Task Force has tweeted this following last night's Million Mask March:

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A bank executive’s high-flying career lay in tatters today after he was convicted of assaulting a bouncer, external who ejected him from an upmarket pub’s private speed-dating event.

Our top stories on BBC London this afternoon: 

• Police discharged from hospital after London protest
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The Met says it has charged one person with assault on a police officer following the Million Mask March last night in central London. 

Another person has been cautioned for assault on the police.  Of the 50 arrested, 48 remain in custody.

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All officers who were taken to hospital have now been discharged, according to the Met. 

Six police horses were injured in the disorder on The Mall, Great George Street, Parliament Square and Trafalgar Square

One horse, Embassy, was injured near Buckingham Palace and the police rider was thrown from the horse. Embassy sustained injuries to his side, fetlock and front leg. Embassy's rider suffered a fractured wrist.