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Updates for Wednesday 18 February 2015
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This evening and overnight it will be chilly and clear at first, but cloud will build in from the north-west during the early hours.
Minimum temperature: 1C (34F).
BBC London News
TV
Tonight on BBC London News: Tube workers are facing increasing abuse from angry passengers, according to new figures.
And traditional manufacturing jobs in the capital may disappear all together in the next 50 years, the Green Party warns.
Join Riz Lateef and the BBC London TV News team at 18:30 on BBC One.

National Gallery workers are to stage a series of fresh strikes in a row over the privatisation of services.
Members of the Public and Commercial Services, external union at the central London gallery will walk out for five days from 24 February, following a five-day stoppage earlier this month.
Park users have slammed Harrow Council over plans to remove park keepers, the Harrow Times reports., external
Harrow Council announced park keepers will be laid off in changes to park maintenance to be made in the spring, the paper says.
BBC Sport
Arsenal's FA Cup quarter-final tie with Manchester United will be shown live on BBC One on Monday 9 March at 19:45.
Holders Arsenal met United in the 2005 FA Cup final in Cardiff with the Gunners winning 5-4 on penalties after a goalless draw.
A trainee plumber is suing an actor from the hit TV series Shameless over brain damage and partial blindness suffered in a row over a mobile phone.

Elliott Tittensor's credits include Shameless and The Stone Roses-inspired film Spike Island
Oliver Flint "suffered grave injuries" after being thrown from the bonnet of a BMW driven by Elliott Tittensor outside a McDonald's in Kentish Town, the High Court heard.
Peter Brook's The Man Who is being performed by the new theatre company Pooka Productions, at The Bussey Building, Peckham, this week., external
The play was supported through crowdfunding.
Leaders from Britain's major faiths are setting out on a pilgrimage across London tomorrow., external
Participants will meet in Regents Park where a time of reflection will be shared at Regents Park Mosque at 11:00, where before moving to the Central Synagogue in Great Portland Street and then Westminster Abbey.
A fire broke out on the set of EastEnders a few hours after the BBC soap broadcast "live inserts" as part of 30th anniversary celebrations.
Image source, South Beds News AgencyFirefighters in Hertfordshire were called to the Albert Square set a few hours after a live broadcast
Firefighters were called to the set in the BBC's Elstree studios in Hertfordshire just after 23:00 last night., external
The show is back again tonight at 20:00 on BBC One as we get ever nearer to finding out who killed Lucy Beale.
In Chelsea, Edith Grove southbound is closed causing queuing traffic because of a burst water main on the King's Road.
For more travel updates, visit BBC London's travel website.
Scotland Yard, the FA and Chelsea football club have all said they will help French police investigate an alleged racist incident in Paris last night involving the club's fans.
In a video posted online, the supporters appear to be chanting: "Chelsea we're racist, and that's the way we like it."
Does this surprise you? How shocking was it? Join the discussion on BBC London 94.9 now.
BBC London 94.9
Radio
On the 17:00 bulletin: Scotland Yard detectives are to examine video footage of Chelsea fans apparently using racist chants and repeatedly pushing a black man off a train in the Paris Metro.
The parents of a one-year-old baby Olivia Stanca have agreed to the withdrawal of life support for their daughter at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London after a long battle to save her life ended up in the High Court.
BBC Local Live brings you the latest news, sport, travel and weather all in one place. Tell us what you think, external.
Image source, PAA visitor observes a seven metres tall and eight metres wide sculpture entitled "Inflated Star and Wooden Star" by American artist Frank Stella, at the Annenberg Courtyard of the Royal Academy of Arts in Piccadilly.
A south London project aiming to help women leave prostitution has been awarded £491,825 in National Lottery funding.
Eaves Housing for Women (Eaves), external is one of 12 projects across the capital sharing grants totalling almost £4.2m through the Big Lottery Fund's Reaching Communities programme., external
Plans for a £4.5bn regeneration project of Brent Cross Cricklewood have been submitted to Barnet Council, Brent & Kilburn Times reports., external
BBC London 94.9
Radio
On the 16:00 bulletin: Labour's much criticised pink election bus arrived in Croydon this morning.
Listen to BBC London 94.9 to find out more.
BBC London 94.9
Radio

Sir Peter Hendy, Commissioner of Transport for London, will be coming on the Drivetime show from 18:00 to take your calls and emails on anything you wish to raise about London's transport system.
Are you concerned about safety on the network? Want to know more about the recent vote by London Underground drivers to go on strike? Get in touch now.
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