BBC Weather

This morning will be dull with outbreaks of rain or drizzle in places. The day will continue quite dreary with little chance of any sunshine. There will be further outbreaks of light rain in places.

Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).

The grime MC looks back at the Brixton riots and their impact on the community.

Thousands of NHS staff, from dentists to physiotherapists, have been redeployed during the pandemic.

Some of those at the heart of the 1981 Brixton riots reflect on the past four decades.

Using the Body Mass Index to measure health inspires stigma and should be scrapped, MPs say.

Hashem Abedi and two other men are accused of assaulting an officer in HMP Belmarsh last May.

Middlesex opener Sam Robson scores the first century of the 2021 County Championship season before Somerset's bowlers take late wickets.

Gloucestershire finish day one against Surrey on top despite their bowlers being frustrated by afternoon rain at Bristol.

Peter Ainsworth - former shadow environment secretary and MP for East Surrey - has died aged 64.

Customers wanting tickets to visit Buckingham Palace's garden must wait in an online queuing system.

Scottish Conservatives leader Douglas Ross says he is "not sure" if the prime minster will visit ahead of the election.

Kyaw Zwar Minn spends the night in his car after saying the military attaché "occupied" the embassy.

Five mothers relive the 'hardest' phone calls they had to make after their sons were stabbed to death.

Richard Okorogheye's body was found in a pond in Epping Forest, two weeks after he went missing.

Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick hopes the 'tragic accounts' will persuade people to call Crimestoppers.

BBC Weather

Today will see a few well scattered showers, along with patchy cloud throughout, and perhaps a few intermittent brighter spells at times. A gentle southwesterly breeze.

Maximum temperature: 8 to 11°C (46 to 52°F).

A decline in cases has stalled but deaths have not followed the same pattern, scientists say.

The prime minister claims Sadiq Khan created a "black hole" in Transport for London's funding.

Richard Okorogheye was last seen by his family on 22 March, when he left their home in west London.

The London mayoral candidate is being sued after he called three people "paedophiles" on Twitter.