Updates from Friday 6 February
That's all from BBC Local Live for this week.
We'll be back at 08:00 on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates for London.
Until then, have a great weekend. If you have nothing planned, you can listen to the football commentaries or, hear James Bowen read from his acclaimed book Street Cat Bob.
There will be some clear spells at first with a frost for a time overnight.
However, thicker cloud will spread from the north after midnight, perhaps with the odd spot of light rain by morning. Lows of -2C (28F)
A 42-year-old woman has been arrested for conspiracy to commit Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) at Heathrow Airport, Scotland Yard said., external
Officers arrested the woman, a British national born in Zimbabwe, this afternoon just before she was about to get on a flight to Ghana via Amsterdam.
BBC London News
TV
Coming up on the 18:30 news on BBC One:
Ten million pounds and rising - the Met cost of policing the Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange
Find out why a loophole in the law could see London getting more council-run schools
A barrister has been jailed for an Olympic bomb hoax - he claimed there was a plot to kill the Queen with a nuclear missile
And Stephen Fry talks about hosting the Baftas and his favourite film of the year
The Met's helicopter team tweeted, external earlier: It's #Friday #London !! Say hello to the #weekend Good luck @EnglandRugby, external and @WelshRugbyUnion, external #rugby #SwingLow
Image source, @MPSINTHESKYA social worker has told a judge she became concerned when she saw two people in one voting booth at a local election in east London.
At the Election Court - part of the High Court - four petitioners allege Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman used "corrupt and illegal practices" in May last year.
He denies any wrongdoing.
Football freestyler John Farnworth bravely performs tricks in front of a host of paintings created by some of the world's most sought after artists.
Image source, PAHere he is performing in front of Japanese artist Takashi Murakami's Lionel Messi and a universe of flowers.
Pictured above at the top of this webpage is Damian Hirst's effort.
The artworks are being sold by Sotheby's as part of its fund raising auction "1 in 11" auction,, external a worldwide campaign launched by FC Barcelona Foundation.
BBC Sport
QPR caretaker manager Chris Ramsey would welcome the arrival of Tim Sherwood as permanent boss.
Ramsey, a coach at Tottenham during Sherwood's brief reign at White Hart Lane last term, is in temporary charge following Harry Redknapp's resignation.
Pete Stevens
Sport editor, BBC London
Tomorrow, the north London derby sees Tottenham take on Arsenal. You can hear full commentary for the first half on BBC London digital radio and BBC London online.
The second half, from about 13:50, you'll also be able to hear it on BBC London 94.9fm.
Then at 15:00, hear Leicester City v Crystal Palace on BBC London 94.9fm and online and QPR v Southampton on BBC London digital radio and online.
Meanwhile on Sunday, it's West Ham v Man Utd at 16:45. Hear that commentary on London digital radio and online.
BBC London
Travel
There are no incidents on the roads which have caused severe delays at the moment and there's a good service on the Tube other than the ongoing engineering works at Tottenham Court Station.
But keep up-to-date with our website and listen to travel bulletins on BBC London 94.9 every 15 minutes from 17:00.
BBC London 94.9
Radio
Wikileaks says it's "embarrassing" that Scotland Yard has reportedly spent £10m guarding the Ecuadorian embassy in Knightsbridge since Julian Assange sought refuge there in 2012.
A pharmacist who sold prescription-only medicines to a BBC London undercover reporter deserved striking off for his "shocking" conduct, the High Court has ruled.
A judge said she accepted a fitness to practise committee's finding that Hussain Jamal Rasool's actions were "fundamentally incompatible" with his registration as a pharmacist.
He was caught by an investigation for a BBC Inside Out documentary which aired in 2012.
Watch the full story at 18:30 in our news bulletin on BBC One.
London Fire Brigade tweets:, external #Stonethecrows We rescued this stuck bird in #Holborn but remember, call @RSPCA_official, external first for animal rescues.
Image source, @LondonfireBBC Local Live brings you news, sport, travel and weather updates in one place. We'd like to know what you think, external.
An official complaint has been made to Tottenham Hotspur over homophobic chants from fans, says This Is Local London., external
London Evening Standard
Newspaper
Doreen Lawrence has issued a heartfelt plea to young Londoners to stop carrying knives, external, saying every death "takes me back to when my son was killed".
Image source, PA"Too many young people are losing their lives," she told the Evening Standard.
"Whenever any young person loses their life, it just takes me back to what happened to Stephen. What a waste. It is such a waste."
Will Shindler
BBC London 94.9
In the 16:00 bulletin, I'll be bringing you the latest on a London jihadist being jailed, claims heard in the High Court against the election of Tower Hamlets' mayor, and a police officer understood to be under investigation in relation to the Rotherham child abuse scandal has died.
If you missed anything, here's a quick recap of the main stories for London today:
A jihadist from west London is jailed after he tried to come back to the UK after he faked his own death in Syria
Large lorries without safety equipment are to be "effectively banned" from London's roads to protect cyclists
A social worker has told a judge she became concerned when she saw two people in one voting booth at the Tower Hamlets mayoral election
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has denied claims new signing Juan Cuadrado is "a panic buy"
Leyton Orient's game at Rochdale tomorrow has been cancelled because of a frozen pitch
A prolific burglar was arrested by undercover police officers this morning, reports Victoria Oliphant for the Harrow Times. , external
Officers from Harrow Crime Squad raided an address in Hide Road, Harrow, early this morning and arrested a man dubbed their "most wanted burglar".
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery performed a 41 Gun Royal Salute in Green Park earlier.
Image source, ReutersIt was to mark the 63rd anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne.
