Amazon Fresh, a till-less grocery store, opens in London

Ninety-four new "fully walk-through" trains with air-conditioning will replace the current 1970s fleet.

The London mayor is seeking a second term in office on a pledge of post-pandemic economic recovery.

The locations of the five post boxes have been chosen due to a link to local writers or their books.

The road will forever be associated with Britain's most successful musical export - The Beatles.

Nearly 18,000 Londoners have had Covid listed on their death certificates since 4 March 2020.

BBC Weather

Any overnight rain will quickly clear this morning to leave a dry and overcast day. Light winds. Rain arriving from the north in the late afternoon.

Maximum temperature: 4 to 7°C (39 to 45°F).

The shop will stock hundreds of new own-brand items including UK-sourced milk and desserts.

One Tulse Hill resident says her staircase is mouldy and there are icicles hanging from the ceiling.

Rochelle Bugg became a carer at the age of 25 after her mum was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

The fox frequently visits the garden of Faroz and his daughter Sophia, who initially thought it was a wolf.

A retired senior Army officer is accused of lying about where he lived to claim a £48,000 allowance.

Police raid 18 properties in Reading and seven across Blackburn, Sunderland, Birmingham and London.

London has seen a surge in cyclists in the pandemic, but their uneasy relationship with motorists continues.

London Tory mayoral candidate said people would buy "lots of drugs" with a universal basic income.

BBC Weather

This morning, any areas of mist and fog will gradually clear. It will be a dull day with showers pushing in from the southwest, which could be heavy at times.

Another mild day with light winds.

Maximum temperature: 10 to 13°C (50 to 55°F).

A paramedic and a Met officer have become engaged after meeting on a 999 callout at a chicken shop.

Residents will be offered events and activities aimed at "celebrating LGBT identities".

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Scientists at a west London hub for innovation say they have designed the world’s first plastic cling film which can be recycled and biodegrades in under a year.

The team at Polymateria, a pioneering start up at Imperial College’s White City campus, has created a thin flexible plastic which breaks down in 226 days.

It can be used as cling film as well as for bags to store food and packaging.

Polymateria said their new product can help reduce waste and already a fashion house, Pour les Femmes, set up by House of Cards actress Robin Wright, plans to use it to protect clothes deliveries to shops and customers.

The company’s boss, Neil Dunne, said: “For too long, it has been assumed that biodegradable material cannot also be recycled. Our technology is changing perceptions. Products containing our technology should be recycled as a matter of priority, but any items escaping the system will return to nature at the right time without causing any harm.”

A large supply of deer meat is available because of overpopulation caused by restaurant closures.