Rail commuters explain how major disruption has affected them after engineering works overran.

The three vehicles were ordered by former mayor of London Boris Johnson following the 2011 riots.

West Ham defender Ryan Fredericks will miss the remainder of 2018 after being ruled out with a shin injury

Charlton Athletic left-back Lewis Page signs a new contract until June 2020, with an appearance clause that would trigger an extra year.

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John Worboys must stay in prison after the Parole Board concludes he is not suitable for release.

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A man has appeared in court accused of murdering a father near a playground on Halloween.

Rocky Djelal, 38, was stabbed to death as children played nearby in Southwark Park, south-east London, shortly before 14:00 on 31 October.

Stephen O'Rourke, 46, of Grosvenor Park, Southwark, was charged with his murder on Saturday and appeared from custody at Croydon Magistrates' Court earlier today.

Jason O'Rourke, 34, of Catford Hill, Lewisham, appeared from custody charged with assisting an offender.

Both spoke only to confirm their names, date of birth and addresses, and were remanded in custody by deputy district judge Adrian Turner.

A plea and trial preparation hearing is scheduled for 17 December.

The City has its fair share of quirky-named buildings, but it could soon have the Tulip to join the Gherkin, Cheese Grater and Walkie Talkie.

At 1,000ft (305m) high, it will be area's tallest skyscraper.

The tower will be focused on fun as it's set to feature inside slides while transparent pods will move outside for visitors to make the most of the view.

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A British Airways passenger collapses when a wheelchair he had booked at Heathrow fails to turn up.

Black cab rapist John Worboys will stay in prison after a Parole Board panel concluded he is not suitable for release.

Lessons learnt from the Clapham rail disaster were not applied ahead of another crash, says a report.

Out-of-court settlement is agreed between West Ham and landlords on the day a High Court case over stadium capacity was to start.

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This afternoon will be cloudy at times with showers spreading from the east but also a few brighter interludes.

There will be a brisk north-easterly wind.

Maximum Temperature: 6C to 9C (43F to 48F).

The fire broke out in a second-floor flat in Camden, north London, in the early hours of the morning.

Peanut allergy can be beaten with a treatment that slowly builds up tolerance, a large study shows.

None of nearly 500 four- to 17-year-olds from the US and Europe could tolerate even a 10th of a peanut.

But after taking tiny daily doses for a year, two-thirds could tolerate at least two whole peanuts.

Emily Pratt, six, told the BBC's Today programme it had made a big difference. "I couldn't have a birthday cake at parties and now I can," she said.

The UK chief investigator for Palisade study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, external, Prof George du Toit, a consultant at Evelina London Children's Hospital, said: "The results of this ground-breaking study are very promising and suggest that we will be able to protect children who are allergic to peanuts from having a severe reaction after accidental exposure."

Volunteers made 1,000 bowls of chicken soup for east London's homeless.

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Victoria Hollins has this morning's top stories for London

The whale has remained in the river off Gravesend since it was first spotted two months ago.

The building will feature internal slides and moving transparent pods which run outside the building.