Man charged over fight stabbing deathpublished at 10:18 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2017
Joseph Olopo was stabbed in the neck during a brawl near to Brent Cross Tube station.
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Joseph Olopo was stabbed in the neck during a brawl near to Brent Cross Tube station.
Read MoreWalking behind the tall, concrete tower blocks of Brixton's Loughborough Estate there's an unlikely sight. Against a backdrop of railway arches, young people trot around the floodlit manege of the Ebony Horse Club, an organisation founded in 2006 to teach equestrian skills to local children.
Sonja Jessup brings you the latest.
Heathrow Airport has cancelled 77 flights and reduced its scheduled by 10% as the UK braces itself for the arrival of Storm Doris.
A spokeswoman said passengers "may experience disruption to their journeys" and advised people to check their flight status before travelling to the airport.
There is also disruption on some train lines because of speed restrictions being imposed., external
Winds of up to 90mph are expected to hit some parts of the country.
Something has changed in industrial relations in London transport and more strikes loom.
Read MoreHeathrow expansion can only be justified if the government proves it will not breach laws on climate change and pollution, MPs say.
Ministers say a third runway will not exceed environment limits.
However, the Commons Environmental Audit Committee has accused the government of "magical thinking" - wishing the problem away without a proper solution.
They say ministers must show the expansion will not fuel climate change.
Eating loads of fruit and vegetables - 10 portions a day - may give us longer lives, say researchers.
The study, by Imperial College London, calculated such eating habits could prevent 7.8 million premature deaths each year.
The team also identified specific fruit and veg that reduced the risk of cancer and heart disease.
The analysis showed even small amounts had a health boon, but more is even better.
We're expecting gales and heavy rain today.
The worst of the rain will happen first thing in the morning but gales will carry on into the afternoon.
Gusts of 50mph are likely, widely, perhaps more on the Chilterns.
Maximum Temperature: 11C (52F)
BBC Travel
Storm Doris is resulting in high winds and rain across various parts of Great Britain. Network Rail have imposed speed restrictions on some railway lines for safety reasons due to the high winds. Find out more here., external
There are no trains between Caterham and Purley due to engineering works not being finished on time.
A speed restriction over defective track between Raynes Park and Wimbledon is causing disruption to journeys between these stations. Services may be cancelled, delayed by up to 10 minutes or revised with problems expected for the rest of the day.
There is no service between Turnham Green and Richmond on the District line amd between South Acton and Richmond on the Overground because of a signal failure at Richmond. There are also severe delays between Stratford and South Acton.
On London Tramlink, there is no service between East Croydon and Sandilands due to faulty trams.
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Speed restrictions are being introduced on the South East's rail network today, as the region prepares for Storm Doris.
Trains will be limited to 50mph, to allow drivers extra stopping time if trees or other debris is blown onto tracks.
Southern says the speed limit means it won't be able to run its full service, with only one direct Brighton to Victoria train an hour between 11:00 GMT and 18:00 GMT.
Southeastern says its coastal routes, from Ashford to Ramsgate and Hastings to Battle, will be the most affected.
Quote MessageThis is part of our standard planning for stormy weather, but it will mean changes to journeys for some passengers. Your safety is our top priority.'
Andy Derbyshire, chief operating officer, Network Rail South East route
Quote MessageWe will continue to work with Network Rail to monitor the necessity of these important safety measures, but we advise all passengers to check before they travel and to allow more time for their journeys.'
Ellie Burrows, Train Services Director at Southeastern
An unlikely stables in the heart of Brixton teaching more than just riding skills.
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