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Police are appealing for the victims of two robberies in Bromley to come forward.

Detectives arrested three boys aged 12, 13 and 14 after they were caught on CCTV stealing cash out of the pockets of two people on High Street, at about 13:00 on 27 January.

But Det Con Lorraine Robinson, of the Metropolitan Police, now said the force has not yet been able to locate the victims.

"We would urge them to come forward - we would just like to speak to you and get an account of what happened," she said.

The boys, described as white, were questioned and bailed until a date in mid-February.

Scientists at Birkbeck College in London want to find out more about the development of very young children's brains.

They hope their research will bring to light new findings on conditions like autism or ADHD.

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The London Fire Brigade is urging people in the capital to stay safe when using portable heaters during this week's cold spell.

Dan Daly, the Brigade’s assistant commissioner for fire safety, said fires typically start when bedding, blankets or clothes are put too close to heaters.

“Fires involving heaters can be easily prevented if people take some sensible, common sense precautions," he added.

“Steps like keeping flammable items, such as curtains, blankets and furniture well away from heaters can make all the difference. It’s also important not to sit too close to them, especially if you’re likely to fall asleep.”

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We used this photo of one of the capital's 9,300 buses as our banner today.

But we want a new picture every day to show off the capital.

Have 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.

Captain Jamie Collins and striker Tommy Wright sign new deals with Sutton, who allow two players to join Maidstone on loan.

A mass of congealed fat, wet wipes, nappies, oil and condoms is on display at the Museum of London.

A chunk of the mass of congealed fat, wet wipes, nappies, oil and condoms has been conserved by the Museum of London.

A special school in Wandsworth is set to become an academy.

Linden Lodge School, in Wimbledon Park, which looks after pupils who are visually impaired and have multi-sensory impairment, is one of seven special schools in Wandsworth.

The boarding school is to convert to academy status and join the Southfields Multi-Academy Trust under plans considered by Wandsworth Council's education and children’s services overview and scrutiny committee tonight.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson expects forward Wilfried Zaha to be out for a month with knee injury.

BBC Weather

Following a very cold start it will turn less cold through today. A mainly dry day with spells of sunshine, but cloud will thicken from the west, mainly during this afternoon.

Maximum temperature: 5-8C (41-46F)

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Ian Bone, the South Norwood pensioner threatened with a High Court injunction by lawyers acting on behalf of the uber-rich Qatari royal family, today emerged from the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand claiming victory for the common man, freedom of speech and common sense., external

Sir Ian McKellen is returning to the stage where he made his West End debut to star in the title role of King Lear.

The Lord Of The Rings actor, 78, appeared at the Duke of York's Theatre in a 1964 production of A Scent Of Flowers.

He will be back at the London venue for the transfer of the Chichester Festival Theatre's production of King Lear, with Sir Ian reprising his role.

King Lear opens at the Duke Of York's Theatre in St Martin's Lane, Leicester Square, on 11 July

The decision comes after the scheme caused a split within the local Labour party.

Hackney Citizen

Mary Ellis is the last surviving female pilot from World War Two.

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Police are appealing for information to trace a mother who has taken her two children from local authority care.

Rayan Azzydi, 36, who was living in north west London, was last seen on 2 November. It is believed she is with her two children, a seven-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl.

Ms Azzydi has links to Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham.

Officers are working with partners from the relevant local authority to try and locate Ms Azzydi and her children - the welfare of all three remains the priority in this investigation.

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A group of 18 firefighters who attended the Grenfell Tower blaze are set to run the London Marathon in a bid to raise funds for groups supporting local people affected by the fire.

The firefighters were among the first to arrive on the scene of the fire which killed 71 people on 14 June 2017.

Crew Manager Martin Gillam from Paddington fire station said: “This was a hugely traumatic event for everyone involved, both physically and emotionally.

"We are fundraising for the Fire Fighters Charity which has provided ongoing support to firefighters who attended the Grenfell fire and supports thousands of firefighters across the UK each year."

Susana Mendonca
BBC Radio London Political Reporter

The High Court has rejected the legal case against the HDV (Haringey Development Vehicle) and ruled in favour of Haringey Council to go ahead if it chooses.

But the council leader Claire Kober has already said at a meeting at the full council last night that she would not make a decision on whether to proceed on HDV and would leave that decision to the administration that takes over in May.

Ms Kober's administration had a public row with members of Momentum over the controversial regeneration plans.

Momentum had urged the council to halt a controversial £2bn deal with a private property developer to build 6,500 new homes.

Ms Kober says she will stand down as council leader after May's local elections.

Her decision comes after 22 Haringey councillors opposed to the scheme asked Labour's National Executive (NEC) to intervene in the scheme known as theHaringey Development Vehicle (HDV), external.

The complainants who took the development plans to the High Court say they will lodge an appeal against today’s ruling.

The Duke of Cambridge is to attend an awards ceremony celebrating young people who have turned their lives around after experiencing homelessness. The Centrepoint Awards - run by the youth homelessness charity of the same name - will take place at Kensington Palace this evening.For more than a decade William has been a patron of the organisation, which provides physical and mental health support to homeless 16-25 year-olds to people in London, Manchester, Sunderland and Yorkshire, and through partner charities across the UK.

The awards, which are being held for the third time, will see seven young people recognised for their efforts in personal development, sport and education.