Teenager held over London Bridge attackpublished at 13:53 British Summer Time 12 June 2017
The 19-year-old is the 21st person to be arrested in connection with the attack on 3 June.
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The 19-year-old is the 21st person to be arrested in connection with the attack on 3 June.
Read MoreA breezy day is expected across London, with scattered cloud and some sunny spells.
Whilst one or two light showers cannot be completely ruled out, most places will remain dry.
Maximum Temperature: 18C (64F).
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has outlined plans to make the capital the "world's leading smart city" as he launched London Technology Week.
He unveiled a new £1.6m clean technology incubator called Better Futures that will help 100 London businesses deliver technology to battle pollution and climate change.
A new tech innovation centre - Plexal - was also opened in east London, which Mr Khan said would support up to 800 start-ups and other businesses, as part of plans to entice firms to the city.
London Technology Week, first organised in 2014, is a festival of events across the city celebrating the technology industry.
The week of events include coding workshops and drone racing from the professional Drone Racing League (DRL).
The mayor also confirmed plans to appoint a chief digital officer, who will work with local authorities and technology businesses on policy for the industry.
A programme to develop new technology to improve the lives of those living with disabilities was also announced.
Wales midfielder Joe Ledley says he has no idea where he will be playing his club football next season after Crystal Palace release.
Read MoreA winding-up petition against National League side Leyton Orient is dismissed at a High Court hearing in London.
Read MoreThe three men tied 12-inch knives to their wrists and had petrol bombs in their van, police reveal.
Read MoreLondon Fire Brigade says emollient creams applied to skin can act like a wick.
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A family with young children is rescued from a fire at a block of flats in Golders Green.
Read MorePremiership club Harlequins name Australia's James Horwill as their new captain, replacing scrum-half Danny Care.
Read MoreHow the events unfolded at London Bridge two years ago and who was caught up in the terror attack.
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Four wickets from Simon Harmer and three from Jamie Porter have kept Essex in with a chance of moving back to the top of the County Championship's first division today.
Heading into the final day of their match at Surrey, the home side are 253-7 in their second innings, and lead by 217 runs.
You can click here for full BBC Essex commentary of the match from 11:00.
Harmer said the wicket at Guildford is offering help to the bowlers now: "It was always going to turn come days three and four.
"It was nice to contribute when the wicket was turning.
"I think the seamers have done an unbelievable job so far in the competition."
Connie Yates posted the image with the message "a picture speaks a thousand words".
Read MoreDowning Street says there has been "no change" to plans for a UK state visit by US President Donald Trump, amid reports the trip could be delayed.
It comes after the Guardian reported, external Mr Trump called Prime Minister Theresa May to say he did not want to visit until he had support from the British public.
He was invited for the state visit by the Queen.
Mr Trump was criticised after attacking London Mayor Sadiq Khan over his response to the recent terror attacks.
Katharine Carpenter brings you the latest.
The uncertainty caused by the general election has led business confidence to sink "through the floor", according to a lobby group.
A snap poll of 700 members of the London-based Institute of Directors found a "dramatic drop" in confidence following the hung parliament.
Members saw no clear way to resolve the political impasse quickly, the IoD said.
However, it found there was "no desire" for another election this year.
Another man has been arrested in connection with the terror attack on London Bridge, bringing the total number of arrests to 21.
The 19-year-old was detained in Barking after counter-terror police carried out a warrant at an address.
Police said six other suspects remain in custody and searches are ongoing.
A total of eight people were killed on 3 June when three attackers drove into pedestrians on the bridge and stabbed people in nearby Borough Market.
A breezy day is expected across London, with scattered cloud and some sunny spells.
Whilst one or two light showers cannot be completely ruled out, most places will remain dry.
Maximum Temperature: 18C (64F)
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A points problem at London Waterloo means trains to and from the station are being disrupted with cancellations and delays expected until the end of the day.
There are minor delays on London Tramlink between Wimbledon and New Addington due to an earlier faulty tram at Therapia Lane.
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