Updates for London have ended for the day but we'll be back at 08:00 on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

The vote in England exposes huge differences between the levels of support for the Remain and Leave campaigns in London and the rest of the country.

Two Labour MPs have submitted a motion of no confidence in Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Dame Margaret Hodge and Ann Coffey confirmed the move in a letter to the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) chairman.

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The motion has no formal constitutional force but calls for a discussion at their next PLP meeting on Monday.

It will be up to the PLP chairman to decide whether it is debated. If accepted it would be followed by a secret ballot of Labour MPs on Tuesday.

BBC Weather

Any lingering showers will fade, to leave a dry night with clear spells developing. 

The odd mist patch could then develop by dawn, particularly around the Chilterns. 

The minimum temperature will be 11C (52F) 

On Saturday another day of sunshine and showers is expected. 

Showers could turn heavy and thundery again by the afternoon however some places will remain dry and fine. 

The maximum temperature will be 19C (66F) 

CCTV has been released after a 23-year-old man was punched in the face and knocked unconscious, external outside Barclays Bank in High Street North, Newham in the early hours of Sunday 5 June.

He had visited a cash point when he was approached by a man who started to shout at him. The victim shouted back but was immediately confronted by a second taller man who punched him in the face.

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The second man then dragged the victim into the foyer of the bank where he was further assaulted.

One suspect is described as of Mediterranean or South European appearance, approximately 6ft 2ins tall and was wearing a dark coloured top with a light colour across his shoulders.

Suspect two is also described as of Mediterranean or South European appearance, approximately 5ft 6ins tall and was wearing a black baseball cap, dark coloured top and dark jeans with white trainers.

BBC London News

On BBC London at 18:30 BST tonight on BBC One, we speak to Mayor of London Sadiq Khan at City Hall following the UK's decision to exit the EU.

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We get reaction from two contrasting areas, Havering, the London borough which had the highest percentage vote for Brexitm, and Lambeth where the majority voted to remain.

We will also get reaction in the City from members of the financial sector.

World number two Andy Murray will face fellow Briton Liam Broady in the first round of Wimbledon.

Former champion Murray has never played Broady, the world number 234 who has received a wildcard to the tournament.

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Compatriot James Ward, also a wildcard, will play defending champion Novak Djokovic in his opening match.

Britain's women's number one Johanna Konta has been drawn against Puerto Rican Monica Puig, and Serena Williams will face a qualifier or lucky loser.

Inside Croydon

“Safety first” is perhaps not the “sexiest” message for a publicity drive, but down on the fringes of Croydon, Warlingham rugby club has adopted exactly that approach by ordering a job lot of branded condoms , externalto hand out to new recruits who turn up for their pre-season training sessions.  

It was emblazoned across the Leave campaign's battle bus, but Nigel Farage says the £350m a week pledge for the NHS was "a mistake". 

Footage courtesy of ITV

BBC Travel

There is no service on Southern between Clapham Junction and Milton Keynes Central due to flooding at Imperial Wharf and a signalling problem at Imperial Wharf. Tickets are being accepted on London Buses, London Underground and London Midland services. 

There are delays on South West Trains between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction due to speed restrictions.

There are delays of up to 30 minutes on Great Northern between Finsbury Park and Stevenage due to a signalling problem at Hertford North.

Earlier poor weather is affecting the network on Southern at Victoria due to flooding and lightning strikes.

Delays and cancellations are likely on Southern at Victoria due to a staff shortage. 

BBC Sport

Harry Kane insists he is not suffering from burn-out as he prepares to lead England's attack against Iceland in the last 16 of the European Championship.

Tottenham's Kane, leading Premier League scorer with 25 goals in 2015-16, has yet to score in France and was dropped against Slovakia after being substituted at half-time against Wales.

However, the 22-year-old denied that he was feeling the effects of playing 50 games for his club last season.

BBC Travel

There is slow traffic on the M25 anticlockwise between Clacket Lane Services and J5 M26, because of an accident involving a car and a lorry earlier on. All lanes have been re-opened but congestion is stretching to J8, A217 (Reigate).  

There is queuing traffic on A12 Blackwall Tunnel Approach southbound in Poplar at the A102 Blackwall Tunnel junction. All lanes have been re-opened but there is congestion to Bow Interchange.  

There is slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between J24, A111 (Potters Bar) and J25, A10 (Enfield), because of an earlier broken down vehicle. 

There is queuing traffic on A102 Blackwall Tunnel northbound in Greenwich from the A2203 Blackwall Lane junction to the A13 East India Dock Road junction, because of an earlier broken down vehicle. All lanes have been re-opened and congestion is stretching to the Sun In The Sands Roundabout.

Simon Jack
BBC Business Editor

"This is not the outcome business wanted," according to Carolyn Fairbairn, the director general of the CBI. So why was business ignored?

Businesses can't vote. All they can do is raise their voice and they did try. Memos to staff, letters to newspapers, industry surveys all shouting about the risks of Brexit - all fell on deaf ears. The implicit warnings about trade, investment and jobs did not convince voters that their interests were best served by staying in the EU.

The Remain campaign hoped that a last minute armada of 1,200 businesses from Asda to Vodafone assembled in the pages of the Times might persuade workers that their employer's priorities were their priorities. It didn't.

Four fire engines and 21 firefighters were called to deal with a fire in a factory on Constable Crescent in Tottenham this morning.

Part of an industrial oven on the ground floor of a food processing factory was damaged by the fire.

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Arriving on scene, crews could see white smoke issuing from the oven vent and quickly put out the fire, which was contained within the cooking appliance.Nobody was injured.

The Brigade was called at 06:01  BST and the fire was under control by 06:45. 

Fire crews from Tottenham and Walthamstow fire stations attended the scene. 

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The prime minister has said that he is to stand down, after the UK voted to leave the European Union. 

David Cameron made the announcement in a statement outside Downing Street after the final result was announced.

Watch his full statement here.