It's 100 years since some women won the right to vote. This young woman is breaking into Eton.

Former Manchester United left-back Patrice Evra says he feels "lucky" after signing for West Ham until June.

Chelsea will ban any supporters found to have used anti-Semitic language or behaviour which "shames" the club.

About 300 people were on board the train when it came off the tracks near Wimbledon.

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The annual stocktake of animals at London Zoo - where more than 19,000 creatures are counted - is under way.

With more than 700 species to be counted across animals including bugs, lions, penguins and fish, the process will continue throughout the week.

Zookeepers try to make the day as "relatively positive" for the 19,289 animals, by counting them during their feeding time and taking a microchip reading off them.

Zoological manager at London Zoo Mark Haben said the cause of a fire which ripped through the site days before Christmas remains a mystery.

Four meerkats and an aardvark perished in the fire on 23 December.

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Detectives have released images of a man they want to identify in connection with the sexual assault, robbery and attempted rape of a woman in a bakery in east London.Just before 04:00 on 21 December last year, the 18-year-old woman was closing Ali’s Bagels on Cranbrook Road in Ilford after working overnight.

The suspect approached the door and said he knew the owner. When the woman opened the door to speak to him the suspect pushed his way in and dragged her to the back of the shop, where he sexually assaulted and tried to rape her.

He then held a pair of scissors to her throat and took £500 from her.The suspect is described as black man in his 30s, of medium build and with facial stubble.

Jon Venables admitted three charges of making indecent images and one of possessing a paedophile manual.

A car being pursued by police on the M25 drove over the foot of an officer in Leatherhead.

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We used this wonderful photo of the City of London's Gherkin and Canary Wharf as 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.

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It will stay cold through the rest of the afternoon with a mix of broken cloud and sunny spells. The odd shower of sleet or snow is possible in some areas. Maximum temperature: 4C (39F).

Ben Enwonwu's "Tutu" became a symbol of reconciliation after the Nigerian-Biafran conflict.

Some letters to victims got names and addresses wrong, a review finds.

A leaked internal email has laid bare just how tricky Transport for London's finances are.

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Detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of a teenager in Barking have named the victim as Hasan Ozkan, 19.

A post-mortem yesterday gave the cause of death as multiple stab wounds.

DCI Larry Smith, leading the murder probe, said: "A young man appears to have been deliberately singled out by what we understand was a group intent on causing him serious injury.

"The attack has had fatal consequences and it is vital that those out there with information contact police."

Neighbouring properties were evacuated as the blaze was seen spreading to a second floor.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will officially open a new electricity superhighway supplying power to the capital from deep below London's streets.

Charles will descend underground to learn more about the National Grid's seven-year project to rewire the capital via 20 miles of tunnels to meet growing demand.

Camilla will be shown around a substation above ground, where an access shaft allows for a view into the tunnels below.

The heir to the throne and his wife will also have the chance to tour the substation and meet staff, stakeholders and local community members during the event in north London later.

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The latest headlines with Katharine Carpenter.

E-cigarettes should be available on prescription, according to Public Health England (PHE).

The agency wants them to be prescribed on the NHS within the next few years because of how successful they have been in helping people give up smoking.

An independent review of the latest evidence, published by PHE, suggests at least 20,000 people a year are quitting with the help of e-cigarettes.

The report also says they are at least 95% less harmful than smoking.

Earlier this week, London mayor Sadiq Khan said Londoners will get ''first dibs'' on new homes in an attempt to stop property being snapped up by foreign investors.

Critics said the scheme "means little in practice".

But can you actually get a new build home in London for £350k?

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Two victims of black cab rapist John Worboys are to ask leading judges for the go-ahead to challenge the decision to release him from prison.

At the same hearing at the High Court, London Mayor Sadiq Khan will also urge Sir Brian Leveson and Mr Justice Garnham to allow him to bring judicial review action against the Parole Board.

Another senior judge has already temporarily blocked the 60-year-old serial sex attacker's release pending the hearing in London today, which is due to last half a day.