London's ultra-low emission zone (uLEZ) will ban the most polluting cars from the centre of the capital.

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Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd is due to appear in court in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi this morning.

The 31-year-old was convicted of the manslaughter of Charlotte Brown in a speedboat crash.

Shepherd fled to Georgia in March 2018 before his trial started.

He was found guilty in his absence and sentenced to six years.

Shepherd handed himself into Georgian police in January and is due to have his extradition hearing.

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Commuters are facing severe rush hour disruption across five parts of the London Underground this morning.

There are currently severe delays on the London Overground between Stratford and Richmond/Clapham Junction as well as between Watford Junction and Euston.

Faulty tracks on the Gospel Oak to Barking Line cause that section of the Overground to close.

A signal fault in the Aldgate area has resulted in severe delays on the Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines.

The Bakerloo Line has also been affected by minor delays due to a track fault

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It will be a cold start this morning, but it will be fine and sunny.

Patchy cloud will soon develop, and it is expected to become rather extensive through the afternoon - it will remain dry though.

The cloud will tend to break up tonight to leave it dry with clear spells. A few shallow mist patches may also develop, and it will become chilly.

Temperatures could reach as high as 13°C (55.4F).

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Amy Lamé became night czar in 2016. But now calls for her role to be scrapped are getting louder.

Alex Green, 22, was found injured at a Bath bus stop after going out to celebrate his birthday.

Ravi Katharkamar was stabbed to death outside his newsagents in a "vicious and unwarranted attack".

Tanesha Melbourne-Blake was shot dead in Tottenham, north London, on 2 April 2018.

The Crown Prosecution Service releases a video of the attack on the Labour leader as a man is jailed.

John Murphy admits assaulting the Labour leader at a Muslim centre and is jailed for 28 days.

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Former head teacher says she was told to give pupils the answers and change test scores.

BBC Weather

Tonight will be clear, dry and cold with light winds.

A few shallow mist or fog patches may develop, but where it remains clear, a frost is possible.

Minimum Temperature: 0C to 3C (32F to 37F).

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The mayor of London has handed £30,000 to community groups supporting EU citizens living in London.

Micro-grants of about £5,000 have been given to six different community organisations providing people with information on how to apply for "settled status" to remain in the UK post-Brexit.

Mayor Sadiq Khan said: "Throughout the entire Brexit process, I have been clear that London is open, and that EU citizens living in the capital belong here and are welcome.

"It’s critical that they get good quality advice and support around what Brexit means for them and how to apply for settled status, particularly those who are vulnerable."

The groups which received the cash are Latin American Women’s Rights Service (LAWRS), Work Rights Centre, New Europeans, Migrant Resource Centre, Refugees in Active and Effective Partnership and the Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture.

Lucila Granada, director at LAWRS, said: "This grant will help us reach out to Latin American women affected by Brexit and disseminate information in a way that is accessible to the most excluded, including women in domestic violence and severe poverty."

On the 14th floor of Grenfell Tower, firefighters moved eight residents into flat 113. Only four would survive. Using evidence from stage 1 of the Grenfell Tower Public Inquiry, Katie Razzall pieces together what went wrong that night in flat 113. The answer reveals a catalogue of errors which may help to explain the wider disaster.

Brentford defender Julian Jeanvier faces no FA action but is warned by his club after admitting spitting near West Brom fans.

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This is the story of one flat on the 14th floor of Grenfell Tower - flat 113 - and the eight people who sheltered there on the night of the fire.

The strengths and weaknesses of the London Fire Brigade's response to the huge challenge of Grenfell may help explain why four of the eight survived and why four of them died.