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.

BBC Weather

Any remaining showers will soon die away, leaving clear spells.

Later in the night some patchy mist or fog may form, especially in well sheltered rural locations. Light northwesterly winds. 

Lows of 9C (48F).

BBC Sport

Chelsea doctor Eva Carniero has decided to part company with the club. Despite requests from Chelsea she will not to return to work and is considering her legal position. More at BBC Sport

Inspired by the successful blog Humans of New York, Cathy Teesdale started the project Humans of Greater London.

BBC Trending hears the stories of ordinary people, in Ireland, external, the Isle of Man, external and around the UK, external who are documenting the lives of strangers on blogs around the world.

The Mayor of Tower Hamlets has announced the council’s weekly publication East End Life , externalwill published fortnightly from the end of this year.

John Biggs has also commissioned a full review of the local authority's communication with residents.

Services on the Northern line have been disrupted by a signal failure. 

BBC London News

The widow of a man who died on a construction site in St Albans has spoken to BBC London News of the devastating impact of his death which a court has heard could have been avoided.

Plus, the aspiring musicians following in the footsteps of Amy Winehouse. Our entertainment correspondent speaks to the artists being mentored through the foundation set up in the late singer's name. Tune in from 18:30 on BBC One.

BBC Radio 4

When you reach for the sugar bowl do you ever think where those sweet granules come from?

London-born journalist Lainy Malkani embarks on a quest to uncover her family's Indo-Guyanese roots on the sugar plantations of the Caribbean.

BBC London 94.9

BBC London 94.9 has learned more than half of girls referred to the country's first dedicated female genital mutilation (FGM) clinic - had not had the procedure. 

Some had been referred mistakenly - many from communities which don't practice FGM.

Reporter Anna O'Neill will be speaking to the professor who heads up the clinic.

Elaine Okyere
BBC News, London

Our top headlines on BBC London Live: 

• Police are to take no action against Lord Sewel over allegations of drug use which led to him quitting the House of Lords
• Tate Modern seeks £30m to complete revamp
• The most complained about NHS trust in London, the London North West Healthcare NHS Trust, has defended its record.

 For more listen to BBC London 94.9

The RNLI's Tower Lifeboat station is out training.

Eight fire engines and 58 firefighters and officers are tackling a fire at a school in north London. 

Part of the roof of the building on Goodson Road in Willesden is alight.

Image source, Lost zombie

London Fire Brigade, external said the cause of the fire is not known at this stage, but all children and staff were evacuated before the crews arrived.

Two brothers are being sought in connection with an acid attack which left a woman with severe injuries to her face, eyes, neck and arms.

Hampshire police issued an appeal to trace brothers Billy and Geoffrey Midmore, who are from London, after a 37-year-old woman was attacked in outside the Turtle Bay restaurant in Guildhall Square, Southampton, on Friday.

Image source, Hampshire Police

Acting Det Insp Will Whale said the pair had contacts in Southampton, Basingstoke and London and were considered "dangerous individuals".

Romford Recorder
Newspaper

Rainham is in “desperate need” of CCTV cameras warns a councillor, external, who admits he thought about resigning over the issue.

Cllr Jeffrey Tucker told the council he believed the new policing model was not working for residents and that only “prevention protection and prosecution” would ensure the community’s safety.

Anya Hindmarch has unveiled her Spring/Summer 2016 collection during London Fashion Week.

Image source, Reuters

London Fashion Week, external ends tomorrow.

Tom Edwards
Transport Correspondent, BBC London

So how did transport cope with the first weekend of the Rugby World Cup?

There were some bad experiences for rugby fans getting to and from venues by train, but generally it feels like the service itself has been patchy.

Image source, FGW/Clive Sedgebeer/Twitter

While I'm told the trip to Brighton for South Africa vs Japan on Saturday was a breeze, the trains to Cardiff for Ireland vs Canada organised by First Great Western were rammed. 

Fire crews are at the scene in north London. 

Lord Sewel will not face charges over allegations of drug-related offences after the Met Police said there was "insufficient evidence to proceed" with its investigation.

The peer resigned from the House of Lords in June after being filmed by the Sun on Sunday allegedly taking drugs in the company of prostitutes.

Josephine McDermott
BBC News, London

The wife of a man who had a heart attack on the bus from the England game at Twickenham on Friday is trying to track down the man wearing a Gloucester rugby shirt who came to his aid giving him CPR. 

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Elaine Okyere
BBC News, London

The top stories on BBC London Live: 

• Detectives investigating the death of a woman in Enfield charge a man and two women with murder 
• Nine people arrested in Westminster drugs raids
• London to get Lumiere light art festival.