Updates on Monday 8 February 2016
Image source, Met PoliceA man described by police as "violent" has been found after going missing from a north London hospital.
Asad Taibzadah, 32, left St Ann's Hospital in Haringey on unescorted leave on Friday morning but did not return in the evening.
He has since been found and returned to hospital.
Residents of London, Singapore and Delhi tell us what they think of the US
As part of his election campaign, Republican billionaire Donald Trump has been calling for "making America great again".
But we asked residents of London, Singapore and Delhi what they think makes America great now - and what is not so great about the country in the midst of an election.
David Friend
BBC Radio London
Image source, Handel and Hendrix in LondonThe Mayfair flat where Jimi Hendrix lived in 1968 and 1969 is opening to the public on Wednesday, external.
The main living room of the flat has been restored to make it look almost exactly as it did when Hendrix was living there with his girlfriend, Kathy Etchingham.
She was back at the flat today to take a look at how the restoration has gone.
Hendrix moved to 23 Brook Street on 4 July 1968 and it was here, according to Kathy, he worked out his own version of Bob Dylan’s All Along the Watchtower.
Composer George Frideric Handel also lived on Brook Street, at number 25. He died there in 1759. Hendrix became a fan of Handel and one of the most played records in his collection at the flat was his Messiah.
Jimi Hendrix's Mayfair flat opens to the public
This afternoon we will continue to see bright or sunny intervals and occasional blustery showers, which will be locally heavy. The winds will increase to reach gale force at times, with severe gales likely in places, bringing some disruption to travel.
Maximum temperature: 10C (50F)
Acclaimed novelist Margaret Forster has died, her husband Hunter Davies has announced.
The award-winning author, who wrote many successful books including Georgy Girl and Diary Of An Ordinary Woman, died this morning at the Marie Curie Hospice in Hampstead, north London.
She was 77 and had been suffering from cancer in her back. Mr Davies, also a writer and journalist, said: "She had a double mastectomy 40 years so she's had a remarkable life considering she had it for so long."
Born in Carlisle, Ms Forster was a teacher at a girls' school in Islington, north London, before her writing career took off.
Loving Dalston
Community news website
"The welcome was warm. Teabags and, uhm, instant coffee, were instantly offered and a waist-threatening selection of biscuits and cakes was continually refreshed."
Find out how Loving Dalston got on at Visit My Mosque Day at the weekend, external.
Asad Ahmad
Presenter, BBC London
Could cars be banned from Regent's Park to make way for a cycling superhighway? We'll hear the latest on the mayor's consultation aimed at making cycling safer in the capital.
And why eagles could soon be on the front-line for the Metropolitan Police in their fight against crime - join us on BBC One at 13:30 for more.
London Ambulance Service tweets:
Image source, Getty ImagesSubsidised rents for households earning more than £30,000, or £40,000 in London, will be scrapped in April 2017.
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Inside Croydon
The good folk of Croydon watching the BBC’s “version” of Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace might be surprised to learn of the Russian author’s influence on the town’s radical, social history, external.
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea captain John Terry said there has been "no communication" between him and the club despite boss Guus Hiddink suggesting he could stay.
Terry, 35, said last week that he had not been offered a new deal when his contract expires in the summer.
Asked after Sunday's 1-1 draw with Manchester United whether anything had changed, he told Sky Sports: "Not from my point of view."
In his column in the Telegraph, external, the mayor of London acknowledges "the single market is of considerable value to many UK companies and consumers", but warns of "woeful defects" including the Common Agricultural Policy and "growth-strangling regulation".
He goes on to list questions which he believes should be the test of proposed reform:
A 19-year-old man who was arrested at Stansted Airport has been charged with terrorism offences.
Finnish national Cubeyda Hassan Jama, of London Road, Thornton Heath, south London, was charged with "engaging in conduct in preparation for giving effect to intention to commit acts of terrorism".
He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court later.
The murder of Marvin Couson, who died 13 years after he was shot in Shoreditch, will be reconstructed on tonight's BBC Crimewatch.
Image source, Met PoliceMarvin Couson, 39, was left unable to communicate or leave his bed after he was wounded at the Lime Bar in Shoreditch, east London, in May 2002. He died in August last year.
The Met have been investigating the murder since the shooting.
Croydon Advertiser
Newspaper
Firefighters battled torrential rain to help two people injured in a heavy collision, external between a tram and a car in Croydon town centre.
Susana Mendonca
BBC Radio London Political Reporter
Speaking to stallholders at Camden Lock, there are mixed views on what leaving the EU would mean for business.
Greg Martin, right, runs a stall selling T-shirts. He says: "It would affect the customer base of the market because a lot of the people that come here that I've seen are Spanish, French. If we were outside of the EU it would be harder for them to come to the country in the first place.
"But I think at the level of business we're at it doesn't really affect our pricing that much because we're not entering into huge volumes of stuff so we buy our stuff from the UK because those are the numbers that we can meet and it's a lot more convenient."
Susana Mendonca
BBC Radio London Political Reporter
Lobby group London First has published research carried out by the Centre for Economics and Business Reform outlining the benefits to growth in the capital of remaining in the EU.
But what do small businesses make of the forthcoming vote?
Vasco Loureiro - who runs a coffee van on Camden Lock, said: "The coffee comes from Portugal. I can have coffee from here. But my business is a Portuguese business so I have to import coffee from Portugal. If something changes I think it would be worse for me. Maybe the coffee would increase with some taxes on the European products."
Esther Webber
BBC News, London
Labour mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan has called on his Conservative rival to "get off the fence on Europe", claiming: "Until he does so, he is simply not a credible mayor of London."
A spokesman for Zac Goldsmith reiterated his stance, that, like current mayor Boris Johnson, "he will reserve his position until any final deal is signed off at the EU Council".
The candidates were responding to a report by lobby group London First, which suggests staying in the EU would add £13.9bn to London’s economy and bring 75,000 jobs to the capital by 2030.
Storm Imogen is bringing some problems to the train network this morning.
BBC Travel
Several rail lines have been affected by speed restrictions due to the bad weather, with delays and cancellations on the following services:
You can follow up-to-the-minute details on BBC London Travel.
