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Gabriel Bringye was found unresponsive and with stab wounds in a car in Tottenham on Wednesday.
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Staying dry throughout the day, with mostly cloudy skies, although there may be some sunny spells this morning.
The winds will also be quite breezy at times.
Maximum Temperature: 11C to 14C (52F to 57F).
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Reacting to the Prime Minister's announcement, the Mayor of London said statutory sick pay and eligibility for self-isolation payments must be increased as a matter of urgency.
“It is also deeply frustrating that the prime minister outlined a roadmap today, but didn’t give businesses the certainty they desperately need that the business rates holiday, VAT relief and furlough scheme will be extended," he said.
“The recent reduction in case numbers in our city is thanks to the heroic efforts of Londoners staying at home and following the rules.
"But even with the roll out of the vaccine, we’re not out of the woods yet."
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Read MoreA few sunny spells early this morning before a band of cloud and patchy rain pushes in from the west.
The afternoon will be largely overcast but stay dry. Moderate south to south-westerly winds.
Maximum temperature: 11 to 14°C (52 to 57°F).
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