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Updates on 11 September 2017
Live updates for London have finished for the day but we'll be back from 08:00 on Wednesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Press Association
The Bank Holiday weekend getaway is set to be hit by significant disruption to the rail network due to planned engineering work and strike action.
Planned works by Southern, externalmean trains will be disrupted from the south coast and Surrey into London from Saturday to Monday.
On Sunday buses will replace trains between Bicester North and Banbury, significantly increasing journey times from the Midlands and Oxfordshire to London.
National Express, externalis adding 67,000 extra seats to its coach network for travellers looking for an alternative method of transport in the face of rail disruption.Keep up to date with BBC Travel.
Further west from the carnival atmosphere of Notting Hill, the annual Osterly Country Show is taking place on Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday.

The event is held at Osterley Park, London's largest country estate, and will feature equestrian acrobatics, birds of prey and and owl displays, a goat show and racing terriers.
There will also be cookery demonstrations and marquees with arts, crafts and gifts.
It will be mostly dry and rather cloudy overnight with just a little patchy light rain at times. Towards the end of the night thicker cloud will once again spread in from the west.
Minimum temperature: 14C (57F).
Rebecca Williams
BBC London News
Coming up on the BBC London News at 18.30 on BBC One - we discuss the findings of a major survey and how some female managers are effectively working up to 60 days a year for free when their salary is compared to men doing a similar job.
There have been raids across London, with 60 suspected gang members arrested ahead of the Notting Hill Carnival.
Also: why the Police watchdog has taken the unusual step of telling the Metropolitan Police it should apologise for a bungled investigation into the death of Kester David.
Newsnight
The Cabinet Office has acknowledged receiving a copy of a document from Kids Company, which was also sent to at least two London local authorities, warning closure of the charity would mean a "high risk of arson attacks on government buildings".
The document also warned of a high risk of "looting" and "rioting".
BBC Travel
There's severe disruption on the A503 between the High Road, Seven Sisters and St Ann's Road following an accident.
No unplanned closures on the Tube or rail network at the moment, but you can keep up with the latest via BBC Travel.
Contributors taking part in a beast of a live book-reading have been named, including actor Simon Callow.
He'll be joined by writers Iain Sinclair and AL Kennedy, Herman Melville's great-great-great-granddaughter Liza Klaussman and the Reverend Richard Coles for a reading of American whaling epic Moby Dick.
Image source, PAVolunteers will also be able to take part in the four-day event which starts on 1 October at the London Literature Festival on the South Bank.
BBC Sport
West Bromwich Albion have rejected a second offer from Tottenham Hotspur for striker Saido Berahino.
Albion turned down an offer for the 22-year-old from Spurs last week, while the player has had a transfer request rejected.
Six-year-old Aeva Leonard from Peckham, south London, has gone missing with her grandmother.
Relatives last heard from the grandmother, 53-year-old Abigail Leonard, on Sunday, when she texted a family member to say she and Avea were at the Pulse Leisure Centre in Peckham.
Image source, Met PoliceShe said they were planning to visit a pet shop and somewhere near the Thames for some sightseeing, but nothing has been heard from them since.
Police, external are appealing for information from anyone who may have seen them.
Ms Leonard is described as black and approximately 5ft 5ins tall. She has black dreadlocks and a large scar on her right leg.
- Video of Whitechapel cyclist 'pushed into road' released
- West Ham striker Diafra Sakho bailed over 'kill threat'
- Funeral for On The Buses star Blakey
BBC London 94.9
On Drivetime tonight with Chris Rogers - after video footage of a female cyclist pushed off her bike has emerged, we talk to the Mayor's cycling commissioner about why cyclists make people mad.
Have you seen tempers flare between cyclists and other road users?
And a shared ownership flat in Hackney advertised as affordable has gone on the market for over £1million. We inspect the housing market and ask - what would be an affordable home for you? Listen live now
Police, external have appealed for information from anyone who may know the whereabouts of 24-year old Cristina Moreira, last seen on Thursday (20 August).
Ms Moreira - also known as Funmilaye Oluyedi - was last seen at her place of work in Hammersmith where she appeared to be very unwell with an unknown condition.
Image source, Met PoliceAccording to police, Cristina declined medical attention and left the building.
Officers are extremely keen to locate her as she may require medical attention.
Press Association
Police have arrested 62 people in dawn raids against potential troublemakers ahead of the Notting Hill Carnival.
Around 1,000 officers from the Met and City of London police took part in the crackdown on gang crime and drug dealing from early this morning.
They recovered a firearm, drugs and cash before Europe's biggest street festival gets under way in west London on Sunday. Scotland Yard said 57 warrants had been executed so far, with the operation due to continue throughout the day.
A 38-year-old man remains in hospital in a critical condition after being hit by a bus this morning.
Officers were called at 07:30 to the scene of the incident on the northbound carriageway of the A1000, High Road, East Finchley.
Police, external are appealing for witnesses.
Incense labelled "Lavender Hill Mob" and said to have been inspired by the London riots has been criticised as being in poor taste by Battersea's residents and their MP.
Image source, Rowland ByassCosmetics firm Lush sells the Gorilla Perfume product which depicts cartoons of burning shops on the packaging.
On its website Lush says the product was intended "to create a calming incense to still the mind and remind us of the importance of community".
Esther Webber
BBC News, London
- Man sought after cyclist thrown into path of traffic
- Temperamental Big Ben was ringing at wrong time
- West Ham striker bailed over 'kill threat'
West Ham striker Diafra Sakho has been arrested and bailed on suspicion of making threats to kill and witness intimidation, the BBC understands.
A spokesman for the player confirmed the 25-year-old was arrested on Sunday night and has since been bailed.
Image source, AFP/GettyThe spokesman said Mr Sakho denied any allegations against him, he had given police a complete explanation and had not been charged with any crime.
The London mayor has given the go-ahead, external for Enderby Wharf in Greenwich to be used as a terminal for cruise ships.
City Hall says it will be up and running by 2017 and will create up to 500 new jobs.
Local council officers have previously expressed concern, external about the implications for air quality in the area.
Tate Britain, external is unveiling Tate Sensorium, its new exhibition, where visitors can taste, touch, smell and hear artworks in the collection.
Image source, PAYou can find Tate Britain at Millbank SW1P 4RG by the River Thames, nearest Tubes are Pimlico, Vauxhall or Westminster.