Updates on Friday 28 September
Inside Croydon
The latest large sale staged by TV auctioneer Catherine Southon next Wednesday will feature a collection of work by the world-famous silversmith, Stuart Devlin.
After the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, a light is shone on food allergen labelling.
Read MoreThe Night Tube on one of London Underground's busiest lines will not run tonight because of a continuing strike by workers in a row over industrial relations.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are taking action on the Piccadilly line, which serves Heathrow Airport.
Passengers have been suffering disruption since Wednesday, and services will not return to normal until Saturday morning.
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesWimbledon could be willing to rethink its approach to on-court coaching, says chairman Philip Brook.
Serena Williams was give a code violation for coaching during the US Open final, which led to accusations of sexism over how players are punished.
Brook, who was in New York for the final, said the time had come for "an adult conversation" about the issue.
BBC Sport
Image source, EPAThe owner is happy, the players are happy, the fans are happy.
Maurizio Sarri may only be six league games into his Chelsea tenure - and faces his biggest challenge yet when his side meet leaders Liverpool on Saturday - but he has already achieved a level of harmony at Stamford Bridge that was clearly lacking last season.
From putting treats on the menu to embracing players' opinions and transforming their style of play, it has been a cultural revolution implemented in double-quick time.
BBC London News
Alex Bushill has this morning's top news headlines from the BBC London newsroom.
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No service on Piccadilly Line due to strike action until this afternoon. Tickets being accepted on local buses, TfL Rail, London Overground, Great Northern and South Western services.
On the trains, here are delays of up to 30 minutes on Southeastern between Charlton and Slade Green due to earlier lineside fire at Woolwich Dockyard and electrical supply problems at Plumstead.
Services are now being affected in both directions because of supply problems. Also affecting Thameslink services.
Great Northern services are subject to disruption between Alexandra Palace and Hertford North until 12.00 due to a speed restriction over a defective track.
Supplementary buses running between Uckfield and Tunbridge Wells and delays of up to 30 minutes and some cancellations on Southern between Uckfield and Oxted due to signalling problem.
Tickets are being accepted on local buses, London Underground and
Delays of up to ten minutes on Thameslink between St Pancras International and Luton due to signalling problem at Mill Hill Broadway.
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A cloudy start with a little drizzle possible.
The cloud and any drizzle will then clear away to the south this morning to leave the rest of today dry and feeling cooler with spells of sunshine.
Maximum Temperature: 13C to 16C (55F to 61F).
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Former council worker Trishul Shah diverted money from Barnet Council for fake property transactions.
Read MoreNothing could have stopped the spread of the fire, she said, as she described the "untenable situation".
Read MoreCelebrity lawyer Nick Freeman successfully fights the speeding allegation on a technicality.
Read MoreLucas Antunes is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court
Read MoreHS2 is going to be built through these bats' habitat.
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There are increasing numbers of vegan food products for pets on the market.
Read MoreDry this evening and before midnight tonight with mainly clear skies. It is then expected to cloud over after midnight with a little drizzle possible.
A milder and increasingly breezy night.
Minimum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).
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Image source, PeabodyPeabody neighbourhood managers Kayode Ogundamisi is pictured with residents opening a new Peabody-funded playground in Hammersmith
Community groups have until 10 October to apply for their share of a new £300,000 fund.
The grants programme is managed by the London Community Foundation on behalf of housing association Peabody.
It funded 26 projects last year, including a facilitator for Barnet Lone Parents Centre's volunteer programme and an initiative by Haringey-based youth group Zest of Mind to provide training and placements for 15 disadvantaged young people from Haringey in music production, event management and business.
In this round, grants of up to £10,000 are up for grabs.
Peabody says priority will be given to projects addressing the needs of the most disadvantaged members of the communities, Peabody resident-led projects and projects driven by people aged 24 or below.
Image source, PALondon Councils will able to bid for new funding to target funding to help target local pollution hot spots, from today.
The £6m funding pot is the third and final round of bidding to the Mayor’s Air Quality Fund which has established projects across the capital.
Part of the funding will be used to establish four more Low Emission Neighbourhoods (LENs), cut emissions from construction machinery and create car-free and low-emission streets.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan said: “Our filthy toxic air is a national health crisis, contributing to tens of thousands of premature deaths in the UK every year.
"Today’s funding will help boroughs to deliver targeted action to complement these strong measures and improve their local areas for the benefit of all Londoners."
