Postpublished at 18:00 GMT 6 March 2015
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Postpublished at 18:00 GMT 6 March 2015
Dry and coolpublished at 17:49 GMT 6 March 2015
It will stay dry overnight with variable amounts of cloud and some prolonged clear spells.
Image source, PAThe brisk southwesterly wind will help to keep temperatures across the region above freezing.
On airpublished at 17:48 GMT 6 March 2015
BBC London News
TVOn tonight's show from 18:00: The schoolgirls who fled to Syria - it's emerged police wrote to their parents warning them another girl had already travelled to join Islamic State fighters.
Also, Gareth Furby reports on the hidden camp where Romanians are living beneath the North Circular.
Fulham defender signs new contractpublished at 17:45 GMT 6 March 2015
Fulham defender Jack Grimmer has signed a new two-and-a-half-year contract at Craven Cottage.
The 22-year-old full-back was signed from Aberdeen in 2012.
The team take on Bournemouth tonight - see the full match preview.
Question timepublished at 17:40 GMT 6 March 2015
Eddie Nestor
Presenter, BBC London 94.9On tonight's show, you can put your questions to the Lib Dem justice minister Simon Hughes.
He'll be here from 18:00.
Cole accepts Twitter abuse chargepublished at 17:31 GMT 6 March 2015
West Ham striker Carlton Cole has accepted a Football Association charge for directing abusive comments towards a Tottenham supporter on Twitter.
Image source, Getty ImagesRobson to make comebackpublished at 17:26 GMT 6 March 2015
BBC SportFormer British number one Laura Robson has been given a wildcard into qualifying for this month's Miami Open after 14 months out of action with a wrist injury.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 21-year-old Londoner has not played since losing in the first round of last year's Australian Open.
Swastika daubed on wallpublished at 17:19 GMT 6 March 2015
Sangita Myska
BBC Newstweets, external: A nazi swastika daubed on a wall in Highgate North London. How depressing. #racism
On the roadspublished at 17:15 GMT 6 March 2015
BBC London
TravelThere are queues for the exit slip road on the M25 in both directions at J28 because of an accident on the A12 northbound near J13.
For the latest information go to our travel page or follow us on Twitter @BBCTravelAlert, external.
Future gig to mark Yesterdaypublished at 17:07 GMT 6 March 2015
Sir Paul McCartney is to celebrate 50 years since he wrote Yesterday with a gig at the 02.
Image source, PAHe will also play gigs in Birmingham and Liverpool.
News on the hourpublished at 16:57 GMT 6 March 2015
BBC London 94.9
RadioIn the 17:00 news bulletin: Sarah Corker reports from the Old Bailey as two women are jailed for killing an eight-year-old girl.
And a major London Housing Association has scrapped its maintenance contract after being criticised by a government agency for placing vulnerable tenants at risk of serious harm.
'Plane has now landed'published at 16:52 GMT 6 March 2015
Air News & Services tweets, external that the plane has now landed.
Emergency landingpublished at 16:47 GMT 6 March 2015
BREAKING NEWSA British Airways Boeing 777 has declared an emergency and is about to land at Heathrow Airport.
The plane was en route to Seattle when it turned round over Scotland, burned fuel just east of the Isle of Man and then continued on to Heathrow.
Tube drivers to strikepublished at 16:42 GMT 6 March 2015
Rebecca Cafe
BBC NewsIf you're planning your weekend, don't forget Tube drivers are going on strike tomorrow night.
The walkout is from 21:30 on Saturday to 04:00 on Sunday in a row over the sacking of a driver.
London Underground says it intends to run a good service on all lines, but warns there is a "small chance" of disruption.
BT apprenticeships announcedpublished at 16:30 GMT 6 March 2015
BT has announced it is creating 1,000 new apprenticeships and graduate jobs across the company, from business analysis to software development roles.
Image source, BTMost of the positions will be at the firm's base at Martlesham in Suffolk, but some will be based in London, Glasgow, Cardiff and Newcastle.
Technology helps visually impaired navigate the Tubepublished at 16:21 GMT 6 March 2015
Hugh Pym
Health editorThe desire of a group of visually impaired young people to travel independently on the London Underground, rather than rely on friends, has contributed to the development of a ground-breaking app which they can use to guide them.
Image source, Royal London Society for Blind People The technology using Bluetooth beacons is being tested by Transport for London. The developers say it could eventually be used in busy rail stations and airports around the country.
Feedbackpublished at 16:16 GMT 6 March 2015
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News on the hourpublished at 15:59 GMT 6 March 2015
BBC London 94.9
RadioThe top stories at 16:00 include:
A 13-year-old boy pleads guilty to the murder of a man stabbed in Edmonton
Beard loverspublished at 15:48 GMT 6 March 2015
Wendy Hurrell
BBC Weather, LondonLondon pogonophiles unite! Now there's an exhibition for the beard. So gentlemen, how do you wear your (face) hair?
Dentist tried to use McDonald's as makeshift surgerypublished at 15:47 GMT 6 March 2015
A Romanian dentist who tried to use a McDonald's restaurant as a makeshift surgery has been struck off.
Anca Claudia Macavei suggested fitting a dental bridge in the London's Cannon Street branch in February 2012, but her patient refused to be treated there.
The High Court has upheld the General Dental Council's decision in July to strike her off for public protection.
