BBC Radio 5 live has been given exclusive access to the Houses of Parliament looking at the scale of the work that could force MPs out of their home.

The building from where Sir Terry Wogan broadcast his Radio 2 breakfast show is renamed in his honour.

The job advertisement to recruit the next Metropolitan Police Commissioner is published.

Chrissie Reidy
BBC South East Today reporter

The mother of a murdered father has called those responsible 'animals'.

George Barker, 24, was stabbed in the chest outside a gym on Monday morning. 

His newborn daughter was five days old at the time. 

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Long before artisan coffee shops, vintage boutiques and curry houses populated Brick Lane, the area was home to a large Jewish community who arrived in Spitalfields in the late 19th century. 

Gradually, the community dispersed to north London but the beigel shops remain, external.  

London's mayor directs Transport for London to support legal bids by councils against Heathrow Airport's expansion.

Heathrow Airport has issued this statement: “The Airports Commission’s detailed work represents a solid foundation to support a Government decision for the third runway, and we are confident that any legal challenge would be unsuccessful and would not affect the timeline for delivering a third runway. 

"We want to work with the Mayor to ensure that Heathrow expansion helps London thrive as a global hub for talent, tourism and trade.”

A 15-year-old boy who went missing for 10 weeks says he went to London, Birmingham and Manchester, sleeping rough at night.

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London Chamber of Commerce and Industry are not happy that London Mayor Sadiq Khan is back legal action against expansion at Heathrow.

Chief Executive Colin Stanbridge says: "Any further delay can only hinder rather than help London and directly undermines the message that London is open for business.

"Not everyone may have agreed with the Government's decision last month, but we all need to get behind it now and recognise that expansion at Heathrow is the best chance we have to future proof our economy."

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Chrissie Reidy
BBC South East Today reporter

This is the scene in Bexley where 24-year-old George Barker, from Kent, was murdered outside a gym. 

He leaves behind a week-old baby girl. 

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BBC News

Sadiq Khan has been defending the appointment Amy Lame's appointment at Mayor's Questions.

The mayor told City Hall there had been 187 applications for the position and nine of those were interviewed as part of a "open, fair and transparent process".

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He was quizzed by Conservative Assembly Member Gareth Bacon over the choice of Ms Lame, particularly over her online profile which he said was "gratuitously offensive" towards Conservative politicians like George Osborne, and the Queen.

Mr Khan replied that he "did not agree or condone with these tweets" but said she was "appointed because she was the best person for the job".

"So can we assume from all this that it is not acceptable to be gratuitously offensive to people on social media unless they happen to be members of the Conservative Party of the Royal family?" Mr Bacon asked.

"I think Amy will be a fantastic tsar. We advertised openly for the position. It was a thorough process... and the best candidate got it," the mayor said.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Tributes are pouring in at the scene where the father of a week old baby girl was stabbed outside a gym in Bexley.

George Barker, 24, from South Darenth, died after the attack on Monday. 

Ex-Arsenal keeper Bob Wilson believes Petr Cech could earn Arsenal an extra 12-15 points, amid reports a move to Arsenal could be imminent for the long-serving Chelsea keeper.

"When a side wins the league it starts with the guy at the back," said Wilson.

"For him it would be a marvellous move. I was goalkeeping coach at Arsenal for 28 years, I had Pat Jennings and David Seaman as two amazing goalkeepers I was able to coach, I would have loved to have got my hands on Petr Cech."

This clip is originally from 5 live Sport on Monday 22 June 2015.

Image source, Barker family

This is George Barker, who was stabbed to death outside a gym in Bexley on Monday.

The 24-year-old, from South Darenth, was stabbed in the chest and abdomen at around 09:30 GMT on Monday. A murder investigation has been launched.  

He was the father of a week-old baby girl. You can leave your tributes on Twitter, external, on Facebook, external or by sending us an email.

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Sadiq Khan has been speaking about the Croydon tram crash at Mayor's Questions in City Hall.

He said: "Last Wednesday was my worst and toughest day since becoming mayor of London"

"I'm sure every Londoner would have been touched by the tragic events in Croydon".

Alison Butler, Deputy Leader of Croydon Council, talks to BBC Radio London's Vanessa Feltz a week on from the tragic tram derailment, which left seven people dead.

The rail regulator is being urged to halt controversial changes to the role of guards on Southern Railway amid claims they are creating "confusion and chaos". 

The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union warned that safety was being compromised by moving conductors to a new role of on-board supervisor (OBS), leaving drivers responsible for closing doors. 

The union is embroiled in a long-running dispute with Southern, with two more days of strikes due next week and no new talks planned. 

The RMT has written to the Office of Rail and Road to raise its "serious concerns" over a special notice issued to Southern drivers and on-board supervisors, which says that OBS staff may not be on a train in exceptional circumstances. 

The notice says drivers should expect OBS staff or an assisting conductor to identify any passengers on platforms who may need help. 

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Southern insists safety will not be compromised by its plans, pointing out that guards have signed up to the new role. 

A Southern spokesman said: "The procedure is clear: the driver will have full responsibility and control for opening and closing the doors. 

"Checking for someone who needs assistance is an important part of the on-board supervisor's customer service role and demonstrates our commitment to helping all passengers, particularly those who need assistance."