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Wasps boss Dai Young says a couple of his international stars are in contention for their clash with Harlequins at the Ricoh this weekend.

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Wasps are joint top of the Aviva Premiership and one of only three teams that have a 100% record so far this season.

Young says Lions winger Elliot Daly [pictured above] is likely to be back and could be joined by a fellow British and Irish Lion.

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Senior politicians and clergy have gathered for the funeral of former Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor.

Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg joined former Irish president Mary McAleese at Westminster Cathedral.

The Duke of Norfolk is representing the Prince of Wales at the requiem mass.

Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor, who became leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales in March 2000 before retiring from his role in 2009, died on 1 September having suffered from cancer.

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More than half of Britain has seen wages rise faster than house prices in the last 10 years, research by a mortgage lender has suggested.

Edinburgh and Birmingham are among the 54% of areas where pay has outpaced property prices since 2007, the Yorkshire Building Society found.

Yet the gap between wages and house prices has widened dramatically in other areas.

Across London and much of southern England, it has become "increasingly difficult for first-time buyers and those wanting to move up the housing ladder", said Andrew McPhillips, chief economist at the Yorkshire Building Society.

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The CCTV still is from the bus which narrowly avoided the woman who fell in its path.

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The unsolved murder of a widow who had survived the Holocaust is to be reviewed by police.

A fresh appeal for witnesses has been launched after 68-year-old Emmy Werner was killed in a Bayswater hotel 45 years ago.

Emmy's body was found in her bed by a chambermaid at Queens Hotel, Inverness Terrace, W2 on Sunday, 17 September.

She had been strangled and suffered other serious injuries, suggesting she had awoken and disturbed her attacker.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested within a few weeks of the murder and charged but he was acquitted at the Old Bailey in February 1973.

Officers are now taking a fresh look at Emmy's murder in the hope the passage of time may provide some clues and encourage people to come forward, the Met Police said.

A reward of up to £20,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of her killers.

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Wales became the first country in the world to introduce the law.

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A fresh CCTV image of the "Putney Bridge pusher" has been released by the Met in its latest bid to trace him.

At about 07:40 on 5 May a 33 -year-old woman was walking across the bridge when a male jogger pushed her - narrowly missing an oncoming bus.

The CCTV image was taken from Number 430 bus which nearly hit the woman.

About 15 minutes after the incident, the jogger came back the other way across the bridge. The victim tried to speak to him but he did not acknowledge her and carried on jogging towards the north side of the river.

The jogger is described as a white man, aged in his 30s, with brown eyes and short brown hair. He was wearing a light grey T-shirt and dark blue shorts with grey trainers.

Sprinklers are the "only thing" that detect and extinguish fires, says commissioner Dany Cotton.

A man has been charged following an assault in Lewisham.

Amery Fraser, 19 of Rye Hill Estate, SE15 was charged on Tuesday with grievous bodily harm.

He will appear in custody at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.

A second man arrested aged 20 has been released under investigation.

Eddy Mpundu, 39, has been in a critical condition since he was found with severe head injuries in Lewisham, south-east London, on 8 August.

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London's fire commissioner says the Grenfell Tower blaze must be a "turning point", calling for sprinklers in all high-rise council flats.

At least 80 people died when fire engulfed the west London block in June.

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A BBC Breakfast investigation which focused on half the UK's council and housing association-owned tower blocks found just 2% have full sprinkler systems.

Of those, 68% have just one staircase through which to evacuate.

Storm Aileen continuous to bring some strong gusts of winds this morning.

We had one over Heathrow just over 60mph.

The storm is still causing a bit of disruption with some trees down in the area.

Throughout the day, winds will get a bit lighter and we will see some sunny spells.

Maximum temperature: 18C (65F).

Due to a tree blocking the railway between Tonbridge and Redhill some lines are blocked.

Ticket acceptance is in place with Southeastern services between Tonbridge and London.

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The blaze, which killed at least 80, should be a "turning point", London's fire commissioner says.

Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene reflects on how London has changed and how it compares to Accra.

Former England boss Roy Hodgson is named as Crystal Palace's new manager after Frank de Boer's sacking.

After struggling Crystal Palace announce Roy Hodgson as their new manager, BBC Sport looks at whether the former England boss is the right man for the job.