Scotland Yard said a sergeant and a police constable are suspended, while another three constables are on restricted duties. 

In 2012 an inquest jury found that police used "unsuitable" force after arresting Mr Rigg for attacking passers-by and officers. 

He was taken to Brixton police station, where it was decided to keep him in a police van for 11 minutes until the custody area had been cleared. 

Mr Rigg was found to be unwell when he was taken into the building and later died from a heart attack. 

Five police officers could face criminal charges over the arrest of musician Sean Rigg who died after being restrained. 

Image source, PA

Watchdog the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said it has passed its evidence to prosecutors for a decision over whether a case should be brought to court. 

 Mr Rigg, who suffered from schizophrenia, died at Brixton Police station in south London in 2008 after being held down for eight minutes in the "prone position". 

 The five officers have been interviewed over potential misconduct in public office, and Mr Rigg's sister Marcia Rigg-Samuel called for them to be suspended while charges are considered. 

BBC Travel

There is severe traffic on the M25 near Surrey due to an overturned car. The motorway is blocked anticlockwise between J6, A22 (Godstone) and J5 M26. 

Also on the M25, an accident has caused two lanes to close and queuing traffic on the road anticlockwise after J23 A1(M). There is congestion to J24 (Potters Bar). 

BBC London Facebook

Thanks for your suggestions on Facebook for which historic women should have blue plaques in London, as English Heritage reveals just one in eight of the capital's plaques honour women. 

David Wheatley says:, external "I think the excellent Rosemary Tonks should have one, as the laureate of 60s existential, cafe-society London."  

Other suggestions include Jane Austin, Iris Murdoch, Margaret Thatcher and Beatrix Potter. 

BBC London News

Coming up on air this lunchtime: As we produce more digital information than ever - in 2009 we generated the same amount of data as we did in the entire history of humanity up until that point - the BBC's Alice Salfield looks at issues around this. 

Do you think about who can see selfies when you upload them online, and what they might be used for?   

An exhibition at Somerset House explores our relationship to selfies and our digital age.

Only 13% of blue plaques in London are dedicated to women, English Heritage has revealed.

Image source, Lucy Millson-Watkins/English Heritage

The organisation (EH) is appealing for people to nominate more notable women for the plaques, of which there are currently 902 around the capital.

The appeal comes as Women's History Month gets under way, and in the blue plaque scheme's 150th year.

Some detainees are being held for too long and in dirty and insect-ridden rooms at Europe's largest immigration centre, in west London, inspectors say.

Conditions at Harmondsworth Immigration Removal Centre were "desolate", with bare rooms, broken equipment, bed bugs and cockroaches, the report by Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Clarke said.

Some detainees were held for over a year, with one man held for five years.

The privately run centre said staff had been working to improve services.

The UK government has been warned to drastically reduce air pollution or face renewed legal action.

Image source, Getty

In April, the Supreme Court ruled immediate action was needed after the UK breached EU limits for nitrogen dioxide. The government said it was committed to cleaning the air and had delivered its plans accordingly.

But environmental law firm ClientEarth, which took the original case, said the plans still do not protect health.

Ministers have responded by creating special anti-pollution zones in Leeds, Southampton, Birmingham, Nottingham, Derby and London.  

More on the story from yesterday about Geordie comedian Chris Ramsey, who was arrested in a London hotel. He says he was mistaken for a guest who had threatened staff with a knife.

Image source, Chris Ramsay

He was due to perform at the West End's Lyric Theatre when officers barged in.. 

The comedian was handcuffed and led from the room shouting "but I'm in my kegs". Met Police said he was mistakenly detained.

Inside Croydon

Cheap, almost cost-free energy to heat your home, all from burning a load of old rubbish. What’s not to like? 

Well, when it comes to the project Sutton Council has attempted to foist on local people as a way of making the notion of the polluting Viridor incinerator at Beddington Lane more “acceptable”, quite a lot actually.  , external

Two men have been jailed for stealing 38 mobile phones from fans at a Libertines concert and concealing them in a trouser leg.

Image source, West Midlands Police

Emanuel Paraschiv and Marius Buzura, both 30, from London targeted the audience at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham on 27 January.  

Image source, West Midlands Police

Two men were staying in the area of the Enfield blaze - near Tottenham Hotspur Football Club's state-of-the-art training centre - in a caravan but left before the fire brigade arrived. 

Neither were injured. 

Image source, Paul Wood

Tottenham said the road has been shut but the centre is open and running as usual. 

Firefighters moved 35 propane cylinders from the site but warned there could still be more in the vicinity of the blaze.

London Fire Brigade (LFB) says the blaze in Enfield is under control but crews remain at the scene "damping down pockets of fire".

Image source, Paul Wood

LFB said it had been "a difficult fire to fight". The cause is not currently known.

The blaze destroyed a 150m by 100m stack of wooden pallets and burnt down a warehouse. 

Eight cars, seven forklift trucks, six lorries and three caravans in the yard were also badly damaged.

Thanks to Paul Wood for this footage of the fire in Enfield. 

A man has been cremated at King's College Hospital in Denmark Hill in London without his family being told that he had died.

It meant none of the man's family attended his funeral.

Image source, Google

The case emerged from a review by the Health Ombudsman which has criticised the NHS Trust for causing shock and distress.

Lambeth Council, tasked with finding the family, lost key documents after they fell behind an office cabinet. The man's wife was paid £650 in "recognition of the distress caused", said the ombudsman. 

After our post yesterday about Green Party mayoral candidate Sian Berry accusing the prime minister of "inhumanity" for refusing to use £2.5bn of EU funding to help homeless people in the capital, the Conservatives have hit back. 

A government spokesperson says: “No one should ever have to sleep rough, which is why we have increased central funding to tackle homelessness over the next four years to £139m.

“This EU fund is not new money - anything we take from it comes out of the money we use to help disadvantaged people into work.”

Hoddesdon Fire Station in Hertfordshire took this picture at around 04:00 this morning of the fire in Enfield.

It says along with Potters Bar, external, it assisted London [Fire Brigade] with an "ongoing 10 pump fire".  

Image source, Hoddesdon Fire Station

Pippa Stephens
BBC News Online, London

• Huge Enfield blaze sparks alert as smoke spreads across M25
• Some detainees are being held for 'too long and in dirty and insect-ridden rooms' at Europe's largest immigration centre, in west London  
• Women 'feature on only 13% of London's blue plaques'.

Today will be generally cloudy with prolonged spells of rain this morning.

During the early part of this afternoon, we will see drier and brighter conditions developing across London but it will turn colder.

Maximum Temperature: 12C (54F)