Sandi Bogle hopes fresh CCTV will help find those responsible for killing her 23-year-old nephew.

Flights from Belfast City Airport and from Birmingham are among the dozens of flights affected.

Gavin Garraway was driving near Clapham Common Tube station when he was attacked on Friday.

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Sunny spells today and showers becoming more widespread through the afternoon.

Some of the showers could be heavy with hail and thunder, and perhaps a little wintry over the hills.

Maximum temperature: 7 to 10°C (45 to 50°F).

Mane Driza left Stefan Bledar Mone with 120 injuries following a "brutal" attack at his flat.

The County Championship is back on Friday. BBC Sport takes a look at what to expect in 2019.

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Maintenance and engineering workers on London Underground have voted to go on strike in a dispute over cuts.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) said its 1,000 members based at depots across the network had backed industrial action by 9-1.

The union claimed reliability and safety was being hit by plans to cut inspection and preparation schedules.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "The result of this ballot shows just how angry Tube staff are at proposals London Underground are attempting to bulldoze through that would decimate the inspection and safety culture on the fleet.

"They should pull back immediately rather than crash on regardless of the consequences of their actions.

"The overwhelming ballot result will now be considered by the union's executive. We remain available for genuine and serious talks."

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Westminster council has hit back after Labour politicians claimed half the borough’s street lights were left burning 24/7 for weeks.

The bizarre row broke out after Westminster’s former contractor, Harvard Technology, went into administration in December, and was refusing to turn off up to 14,000 street lights.

The council and the company both say the issue was resolved a week after the fiasco began on 8 March, once a settlement fee was agreed.

But Westminster Labour party claimed in a press release that the lights were left on day and night for “nearly three months”.

Councillor Paul Dimoldenberg told the BBC Local Democracy Reporting Service: “It was a ridiculous situation for half the street lights in Westminster to be left on 24 hours a day.

“It was a total waste of electricity and the cost of that was obviously borne partly by council tax payers.”

Cllr Tim Mitchell, Westminster’s cabinet member for environment and city management, said: “A solution was found and street lights returned to normal over the course of the weekend of March 15.

“The agreement with the administrator includes a small fee. From an environmental point of view we felt that it was important to get this resolved quickly and we are happy we’ve been able to do that.”

The size of the fee could not be disclosed because it is commercially sensitive, a council spokesman said.

The Yorkshire-based lighting company’s administrators Grant Thornton said the problem with Westminster’s lights lasted between 8 March and 15.

Street lights operated by Bromley council and Transport for London were also reportedly affected after Harvard Technology entered administration.

Two men were stabbed in north-west London last night.

The pair, who are in their 20s, were hurt in Empire Way, Wembley.

They were taken to hospital where their injuries were initially reported to be life-threatening.

But police officers in Brent tweeted this morning to say the injuries were not as serious as initially thought.

The extremely rare Chinese giant salamander was rescued after an attempt to smuggle it into the UK.

Keepers say they like the rare Chinese giant salamander's "crinkly purple tail and slimy smile".

Department for Transport and Crossrail Ltd cannot explain "how the programme unravelled", say MPs.

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Some of the showers could be heavy with hail and thunder, and perhaps a little wintry over the hills.

Maximum temperature: 7C to 10C (45F to 50F)

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On the roads, there are delays in and around the Rotherhithe Tunnel because of a broken down vehicle. The southbound tunnel was closed for a while, and although it's reopened now there's a backlog of traffic.

There are minor delays on the Bakerloo Line because of a signal failure at Waterloo.

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Mr Quigley's brother has appealed for help so the family can have closure.

Converted commercial buildings are becoming more commonly used for temporary accommodation.

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Chairman Daniel Levy says Tottenham now have a stadium that can make them one of the biggest clubs in the world.