Brexit "fundamentalists" will cause the UK "years of economic pain" to justify the "erotic spasm" of leaving the EU, Sir Vince Cable is set to say.

Speaking at his party's conference later, he will warn that those "least able to afford it" will suffer most.

The Lib Dem leader will call on Theresa May to "shock us all" and back a referendum on the Brexit deal she strikes with Brussels.

Mrs May has ruled out another referendum "under any circumstances".

BBC Weather

Another grey start, with plenty of breeze around.

But again the cloud will lift to leave a dry day with plenty of sunny spells and feeling warm despite the strong breeze.

Top temperature: 24C (75F)

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A signal failure on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) has led to disruption across the service.

There are no trains running between Bank and Tower Gateway to Poplar and Canary Wharf, and severe delays across the rest of the line.

Minor delays are reported on overground services between Liverpool Street to Shenfield due to overhead line damage.

There is still some disruption on services through Tottenham Hale after an object was caught on the overhead electric wires.

The 21-year-old had earlier been asked to leave the club because he appeared drunk, jurors are told.

The story of the 107-year-old who was among the first to tackle the fires in London World War Two.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino believes star striker Harry Kane is a "an easy target" for criticism when Spurs play poorly.

West Ham midfielder Jack Wilshere could face six weeks out after having minor ankle surgery.

From growing vegetables to cycling, parents share their tips on how to survive the school summer holidays.

Middlesex spinner Ravi Patel is to leave the county at the end of the County Championship season.

The duchess has written the foreword to a recipe book supporting families affected by the fire.

Chelsea star N'Golo Kante spends the evening watching Match of the Day, playing Fifa and eating curry with a group of fans he met in a London mosque.

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Charlton Athletic defender Patrick Bauer will be out for two months after rupturing a knee ligament against Bradford.

BBC Weather

Plenty of evening sunshine. Through the night, cloud will build as very strong and gusty south-westerly winds develop.

Staying mainly dry, but the odd shower is possible. Feeling very mild.

Minimum Temperature: 15C to 18C (59F to 64F).

A call handler, who spoke at length to a trapped Grenfell resident, "froze" when she heard a baby.

A magistrate has been given formal advice by judicial heads after viewing "irrelevant material on a personal device" during a court hearing.

Phiroze Neemuchwala, who hears cases in south-east London, had been the subject of an investigation by the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office, which considers complaints about judges and magistrates.

Detail of the case emerged in a statement published on the office's website.

The statement said Mr Neemuchwala had been "subject to a conduct investigation after he viewed irrelevant material on a personal device during proceedings".

It added that although the outcome of the case he was hearing "was not affected", judicial heads issued Mr Neemuchwala with "formal advice" after concluding that his behaviour "amounted to misconduct".

The statement did not say what the "irrelevant material" was and did not give detail of the "personal device".

During the summer two other magistrates were investigated by the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office over their use of social media.

Roger Warrington was warned as a result of his "involvement in an inappropriate conversation", while Atul Gandecha was given "formal advice for misconduct" as a result of posting a caption "which could have created the impression that he did not take his role as a magistrate seriously".

One man was taken to hospital and 80 homes were flooded by sewage in west London after a pipe burst.

A group of RAF veterans have taken to the skies once more at an event paying tribute to those who took part in the Battle of Britain and World War Two.

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