Picture released of abandoned babypublished at 17:44 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Newborn "Harry" was found wrapped in a blanket in a bush in an east London park on Sunday.
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Picture released of abandoned babypublished at 17:44 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
24-hour screening of The Clock at Tate Modern announcedpublished at 17:37 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
A 24 hour-long video installation showing the time is going on display at Tate Modern.
The gallery will be holding screenings, lasting 24 hours, of the work by London-based artist Christian Marclay.
Described as a "contemporary masterpiece", The Clock is a montage of thousands of film and TV clips specifying the time of day, synchronised to the exact time where it is screened.
Tate said the audience would "experience a vast range of narratives, settings and moods within the space of a few minutes, allowing time to unravel in countless directions at once".
The free screenings will take place for three months from September next year and were announced as Tate unveiled its annual report.
Watch: The man trying to save bats' livespublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
BBC London NewsMedia caption, Dr Matt Zeale researches bats to preserve their future
Dr Matt Zeale leads a team of conservationists tracking the rare barbastrelle bat.
Using tagging technology and thermal imaging cameras, the team hopes to help preserve the animal's future.
More on this story on BBC London's Inside Out programme on BBC1 on Monday 18 September at 19:30.
Parsons Green explosion: 'I just started crying'published at 16:52 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Sixteen-year-old Jack Durston was caught up in the bomb attack on a Tube train at Parsons Green station.
He describes what it was like to be so close to the bomb.
Meet theatre's hottest new starspublished at 16:31 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Steven McIntosh
Entertainment ReporterThe first ever Stage Debut Awards took place on Sunday - recognising new talent in the British theatre industry.
Amber Riley and John Boyega were both nominated for one of the night's top prizes, but lost out to the lead actor in Bat Out of Hell.
Andrew Polec, the star of the Meat Loaf musical, took home the prize for best West End debut.
His co-star Christina Bennington, who accepted the prize, said he would be "thrilled and delighted" to have won.
QPR captain Onuoha out for three monthspublished at 15:35 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
QPR captain Nedum Onuoha faces at least three months on the sidelines with a torn hamstring.
Read MoreCouncil to decide what to do with Banksy's latest muralspublished at 15:21 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Two murals by street artist Banksy have appeared in central London.
The works, near the Barbican Centre, mark the opening of an exhibition by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Image source, PAQuote Message"We can confirm that two new pieces by Banksy have appeared near the Barbican Centre..... Banksy's graffiti is in Culture Mile, the north-west corner of the Square Mile that is being developed into a major destination for culture and creativity. We plan to discuss the pieces with City Corporation colleagues and Barbican residents over the next few weeks.
City of London Corporation spokesperson
Tube strike set for 5 Octoberpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
BreakingLondon Underground drivers are to stage a 24-hour strike on 5 October after voting in favour of industrial action in a dispute over working conditions, their union Aslef said.
Send us your photos of Londonpublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
We used this wonderful photo by Jason Hawkes of the city's skyline as our banner, but we want a new picture every day to show off the capital.
Image source, Jason HawkesHave you taken a photo of your part of London which you think would be suitable? If so, email it in high resolution (2048 x 1152 or 1680 x 945) to london.locallive@bbc.co.uk.
City Road shut after serious accidentpublished at 13:55 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
BBC London Travel
BBC Radio London TravelIn east London the A501 City Road is closed each way between B144 Bath Street and Britannia Walk near Old Street after a serious collision.
Police and emergency vehicles remain at the scene and these buses are on a diversion: 43 73 205 214
Cyclist detained over pedestrian deathpublished at 13:45 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Charlie Alliston, who killed a woman by riding an illegal bike, is sent to a young offenders' institution.
Read MoreCouncil leader forced to resign over critical Ofsted reportpublished at 13:39 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Inside CroydonAfternoon weather: Sunshine and showerspublished at 13:15 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
We will have an afternoon of sunshine and showers, with some of these heavy and perhaps thundery in places.
Maximum temperature: 17C (63F).
New Banksy works pop up in Londonpublished at 13:03 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Two murals by street artist Banksy have appeared in central London.
The works, near the Barbican Centre, mark the opening of an exhibition by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Image source, PAHe first rose to fame as a New York City graffiti artist, before turning his hand to painting.
He died in 1988, aged 27, of a suspected drug overdose.
On Instagram Banksy described the murals as an "(unofficial) collaboration".
Image source, PACyclist jailed over pedestrian deathpublished at 12:29 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
BreakingCharlie Alliston, who killed a mother-of-two while riding an illegal bike for "the thrill", has been jailed at the Old Bailey for 18months.
From successful musician to mortgage pioneerpublished at 12:03 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Rebecca Marston
Business reporter, BBC News
Image source, HabitoThe 35-year-old's arms are muscled and densely covered in tattoos, a legacy from his time, perhaps, as a successful guitarist.
Even by the standards of tech entrepreneurs, Daniel's background is unconventional.
Leaving school in London before he was 16, he says: "I guess I was a bit of a rebel. I wanted to do what I wanted to do.
Asylum seeker flown back to Londonpublished at 11:39 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporterAn asylum seeker flown to Afghanistan despite a High Court injunction arrived back in London overnight.
Samim Bigzad, 22, was living in Ramsgate, Kent, after entering the UK illegally join his father who was granted asylum.
Image source, @DLPublicLaw/TwitterImage caption, Samim Bigzad was met at Heathrow aiport by Fergus Hendry of Kent Refugee Action Network and Kavel Rafferty, Samim's foster mother
Home Secretary Amber Rudd is being accused of contempt of court, as the Home Office was made aware of the injunction before his deportation.
Mr Bigzad landed at 22:45 BST and was allowed to return to his foster family.
Job stress is 'overwhelming' teachers across the UKpublished at 10:00 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
An overwhelming number of teachers in the UK have suffered either physically or mentally because of their jobs, a study has suggested.
The research, commissioned by the charity Education Support Partnership, indicated 75% of teaching staff in schools and colleges experienced symptoms stemming from their work.
An earlier survey indicated 62% of the working population was affected., external
Depression, anxiety and panic attacks were among the conditions cited.
Dame Tessa Jowell has brain cancer, family sayspublished at 09:43 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
Image source, PAHer daughter-in-law Ella Woodward posted on social media that the Labour peer was diagnosed in May.
Writing on Dame Tessa's 70th birthday, she described the last few months as "some of the hardest of our lives".
The former MP for Dulwich and West Norwood, who stood down in 2015, responded by tweeting her thanks for the "love and support" she had been shown.
Ms Woodward, a food blogger who is married to the politician's son Matt Mills, wrote on Instagram: "Matt's Mum was suddenly diagnosed with brain cancer in May.
"Her bravery, optimism, love and support for others during this process has inspired us both so much, and today we're all pledging to try and do everything we can to make people's lives with cancer better for longer.
Chelsea disciplinary record not an issue - Contepublished at 09:29 British Summer Time 18 September 2017
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