Cressida Dick says her force is "working night and day" to tackle knife crime.

The patient has shown no sign of the virus for nearly 19 months since having the treatment.

Ceon Broughton will challenge his conviction for killing Louella Fletcher-Michie, his barrister says.

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Mainly fine this morning with sunshine. The sunshine will turn hazy during the early afternoon, before cloud thickens later with the chance of some rain towards the end of the day.

It will be a breezy day.

Maximum Temperature: 9C to 12C (48F to 54F)

Saracens say they can spend above the Premiership's £7m cap because of the high proportion of home-grown players in their squad.

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With house prices having risen over the last decade, many young people have found it tough to get on the property ladder. Some are choosing to co-buy with friends, but it is not without its risks.

Courtney McClure is buying a six-bedroom house with her husband Alex and another couple in south-east London.

The deal is almost complete and the group is excited to make the property in Sydenham, which has a large garden and big communal spaces, their own.

Pooling their resources with another couple has enabled them to buy in a "much more appealing" location with better transport links than if they had bought a place separately, Courtney says.

"We're getting a lot more for our money," adds Alex, a 32-year-old sound engineer.

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Detectives will be at Ilford railway station during the day as part of a renewed appeal over the stabbing of a 20-year-old man a week ago.

Ché Morrison was attacked on Cranbrook Road, outside Ilford station, on 26 February.

The Met said officers would be speaking to commuters as "it is vitally important that we gather as much detail about the events of the evening and what led to this tragic outcome."

"We know that the area was very busy at the time and I would urge anyone who is yet to contact us to come forward and call the incident room." Det Ch Insp Mark Cranwell said.

Florent Okende, 20, of Eastern Avenue, Redbridge, appeared in court on Monday charged with Mr Morrison's murder.

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An advert designed to run on the London Underground was rejected because it contained bacon, butter, eggs and jam, an online supermarket said.

Farmdrop submitted a photograph which included images of the meat, dairy products and spread.

Transport for London (TfL) said it was up to advertisers to make sure any items featured were "high fat, sugar and salt (HFSS)-compliant".

Last month TfL issued a ban on all junk food advertising.

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The government should treat knife crime with the same urgency as terrorism, a former Home Office minister has said.

Labour MP Vernon Coaker said Cobra, the government's emergency committee, should meet to respond to the "national crisis".

It comes after two 17-year-olds were killed in separate incidents in London and Greater Manchester at the weekend.

Home Secretary Sajid Javid said he would meet police chiefs to look at ways to combat violence.

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The Local Government Association said councils had "little choice" in order to protect services.

The government should instigate a Cobra meeting to respond to the knife crime "crisis", an MP says.

Jagdip Randhawa died after being punched by Clifton Ty Mitchell on a night out.

An online retailer said it was not allowed to picture eggs or jam, either.

The government revoked Tauqir Sharif's citizenship, saying he had links to a group aligned to al-Qaeda.

Labour's Stella Creasy asks what it will take for ministers to respond to knife crime "emergency".

Tauqir Sharif tells the BBC that the Home Office was wrong to revoke his British citizenship.

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Tonight will have clear spells with just the chance of the odd shower, mostly in the south.

Brisk south-westerly winds.

Minimum Temperature: 2C to 5C (36F to 41F).