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Any locally prolonged and heavy snow showers in the morning should diminish through the afternoon and sunny spells develop.

Cold with a brisk northeasterly wind.

Maximum Temperature: -1C to 2C (30F to 36F).

Survivors of the London Docklands bombing renew calls for compensation, 25 years on from the blast.

The entrance to the 'tunnel' is at Highbury Corner and was disguised by soil and pallets.

The 30-year-old worker was hit by a South Western Railway train on Tuesday morning.

Shauna and Patrick McDonagh both died after being chased by police along the A40 in February 2019.

Seven-year-old Harvey Tyrrell was electrocuted after climbing over a pub wall in Romford.

A fire-retardant product could have been sold instead, the inquiry into the 2017 tower fire hears.

Sahayb Abu rapped to say "I'll send you to the clouds, 10 shots in your chest", the Old Bailey heard.

A charity says there hasn't been enough help for zoos and their animals in the pandemic.

A 16-year-old boy who was also injured in the attack remains in hospital, detectives have said.

The man left a negative review of a law firm, which then took legal action over his comment.

A total of 1,259,799 jabs were given to people in London between 8 December and 7 February, data from NHS England shows, external.

Of those, 1,198,157 were first doses of the vaccines and 61,642 were second doses.

This compares with 2,007,340 first doses and 71,176 second doses given to people in the Midlands, the region that has carried out the highest number of vaccines.

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Two anti-HS2 campaigners who recently emerged from tunnels dug near Euston station have had breach of bail proceedings against them withdrawn in court.

Lachlan Sandford, 20, known as Lazer, was taken into police custody after he voluntarily left the network of tunnels beneath Euston Square Gardens in central London on Saturday.

During a brief hearing at Highbury Magistrates' Court breach of bail proceedings against Sandford were withdrawn.

Prosecutor Elgisa Ismaili instead requested to amend the activist's bail conditions.

According to a court listing document, Sandford's appearance related to court proceedings at Wycombe Magistrates' Court in November last year.

His updated bail conditions require him not to interfere with the workings of any HS2 site and not to enter, be present, or remain in any HS2 site or building which is clearly identified as such by way of a sign, fence or other marking.

At a separate hearing in Highbury Magistrates' youth court, a 17-year-old protester, who was arrested after leaving the Euston protest tunnels, also saw breach of bail proceedings withdrawn by prosecutors.

Her bail conditions were also amended and match those set for Sandford.

Staff at Lewisham Hospital describe 12 months of highs and lows treating hundreds of Covid-19 patients.

It will continue very cold with further snow flurries moving in from the east at times. Brighter spells are also possible.

It will stay breezy.

Maximum Temperature: -2C to 1C (28F to 34F).

Lily-Mai Hurrell Saint George died from a serious head injury, an inquest hears.

James Wells was working as a project manager at London's Nightingale hospital before the incident.

First transmitted in 1959, American reporter Ed Murrow returns to London where, during the war years, he had broadcast vivid descriptions of Britain during her "finest and darkest hours, trying to report the suffering, the sacrifice and the steadiness of her people" to a listening world.This film features dramatic reports of the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, which gave rise to his celebrated closing phrase “Good night and good luck.” Murrow returned to London to examine "what Britain has done with her years of victory." He reports from London’s East End which still bore the scars of the wartime raids, the London docks where dockers claim that taxing them for working on Sundays is "the greatest liberty that's been took by a worker in his life", and asks London's younger generation what kind of world they would like to live in. "This is London..." on the brink of the 1960s, from where Murrow argues that post-war hopes for better health, better education, better housing and full employment are falling short of expectations.

Fourteen-year-old Molly Russell killed herself after viewing graphic images on social media.

Andrew Pack, a senior executive at Kingspan, gives evidence at a public inquiry into Grenfell Tower.