Met Commissioner Cressida Dick has released a statement on the first anniversary of the Finsbury Park terror attack:

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There is no service on the Overground between Richmond and Gunnersbury and severe delays between Stratford and Gunnersbury / Clapham Junction and between Barking and Gospel Oak due to an earlier faulty train at West Hampstead.

The Victoria Line has minor delays due to a person ill earlier at Oxford Circus.

Trains are being cancelled or delayed between Stevenage / Hertford North and Moorgate because of urgent repairs having to be made to the track between Hertford North and Alexandra Palace.

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Today it will be a mainly dry and warm day, but rather cloudy with the cloud possibly thick enough to give a little drizzle.

However, some sunny spells are expected to break through later in the day.

Maximum Temperature: 21 to 24C (70 to 75F)

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Tahseen Ahmed Chowdhury, a victim of the Finsbury Park attack, says a year on some people are still afraid.

Hundreds of flags decorate the Bermondsey estate to celebrate the World Cup, as England start their campaign.

Rail industry bosses are questioned by MPs after timetable changes cause delays and cancellations.

Maidstone re-sign centre-back Alex Finney on a two-year contract following his release by QPR.

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Fine and warm this evening with lots of late sunshine.

It will then remain warm and humid overnight, staying dry with some clear spells, but also a good deal of cloud around.

Minimum Temperature: 16C to 19C (61F to 66F).

On 22nd March 2017, 25 year old Will Dyson was walking along Westminster Bridge, when a vehicle mounted the pavement and hit him from behind. The Terror Attack left 5 people dead and more than 50 injured. Will was one of the injured. In the lead up to the year anniversary, Will faces up to his changing views of the incident.

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British number two Cameron Norrie will play three-time Grand Slam winner Stan Wawrinka at Queen's Club later.

Andy Murray, making his comeback after a year out with a hip injury, plays Australian Nick Kyrgios on Tuesday at the Fever-Tree Championships in west London.

Kyle Edmund, who has replaced Murray as British number one, meets American Ryan Harrison the same day.

Twelve-time major champion Novak Djokovic faces Australian qualifier John Millman, also on Tuesday.

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Experts considered removing the Parsons Green Tube bomber from a list of extremists 10 days before he carried out the attack, a review has found.

Ahmed Hassan, 18,took a bomb onto the Tube last Septemberafter more than 18 months of concerns that he had been radicalised by the Islamic State group.

A review into how much police and other authorities knew of Hassan has been published on Monday.

It reveals a series of errors made by police and Surrey County Council.

A boy with severe epilepsy who was admitted to hospital after his medical cannabis oil was confiscated has been discharged.

Billy Caldwell, 12, was treated with the drug in hospital after the Home Office granted a 20-day licence for the use of the banned substance.

Under the terms of the temporary licence Billy has to go to the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London to have the medicine administered.

His mother says his seizures are reduced when he takes the oil and called for it to be freely available.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said a review of the law is under way.

An expert tells the public inquiry fire doors were out of date and lifts were sub-standard.

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Jewish students are being put off from applying to certain universities because of claims of anti-Semitism.

The outgoing National Chair of Labour Students, Melantha Chittenden has told Newsbeat that her own party's leadership is to blame.

She claims there'd be less anti-Semitism on campuses if the party leadership had been tougher.

Labour says it is "committed to challenging and campaigning against it in all its forms."

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1980s pop star Sinitta has claimed she has been sexually assaulted by six men in the music industry, among them "a big star" who allegedly groped her.

She has also claimed she was assaulted by a man while staying at her friend Simon Cowell's French Riviera mansion.

Other alleged incidents involved a pair of West End stars. None of the alleged assailants have been named.

The singer said she had been afraid to speak out before because she "didn't want to end up in somebody's car boot."

Spray cans were found by the bodies on the tracks near Loughborough Junction, it is understood.

Harry Hallowes was handed the title deeds to the secluded woodland spot in Hampstead Heath in 2007.

Mohiussunnath Chowdhury is alleged to have been found with a sword near Buckingham Palace last August.