Updates for London have ended for the day but we'll be back tomorrow with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather. 

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BBC Weather

Cloud and any rain through this evening will clear south-east overnight allowing mostly clear skies to develop. A colder night than of late and remaining quite breezy. 

Minimum temperature: 7C (45F)

Our top stories this evening:

• Boris Johnson is forced to cancel planned public events in the West Bank after he criticised backers of a boycott on Israeli goods
• Fusilier Lee Rigby, who was killed by extremists, has been honoured on a memorial plaque unveiled in Woolwich
• Alfie Stone killing: Three arrested on suspicion of murder

Alice Bhandhukravi

Join us on BBC One when we'll speak to our political editor Tim Donovan about whether the mayor will be hurt by his undiplomatic comments on his trip to Israel.

And we'll have a report from Woolwich, where the family of murdered soldier Lee Rigby laid wreaths at a new memorial for him to mark Armistice Day. 

The comedy Peep Show - set around two flatmates in Croydon - is ending as its lead actors approach middle age. 

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Our colleagues at BBC Magazine have been asking: why are fortysomethings in shared accommodation still seen as unusual?

Their numbers are rising dramatically, particularly in London, where the average rental value stood at, external £1,560 per month in October 2015 - a rise of 7.5% over the previous year.

Press Association

Cutting edge technology that could "dramatically" reduce lung cancer deaths has been unveiled at a London hospital. 

St Bartholomew's Hospital is the first in Europe to use the new 3D lung navigation bronchoscopy software, which doctors say is a "big step forward".

The Met says a fourth teenager, a 16-year-old boy, has been arrested following the stabbing of a boy at Southfields Academy.

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A spokesman for the school in south-west London says the victim was one of its students but the group of teenagers who attacked him "do not have any connection with our school".

The spokesman adds: “This was obviously a very serious incident and we are working very closely with the police to ensure the continued safety of our pupils at all times."

News Shopper

Despite attempts by security to remove it, a mischievous cat has been photographed, external "chilling" on the shelves of Sainsbury's in Brockley.

A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of 18-year-old Alfie Stone in west London on Monday. 

It's the third arrest today - two women, aged 29 and 32, are being held on suspicion of the same offence.

Another man was arrested on Monday and released on bail.

Today Programme
BBC Radio 4

Writer Alan Bennett has been speaking about his real-life encounter with the woman who was the inspiration behind The Lady in the Van, which has now become a film starring Dame Maggie Smith. 

Former concert pianist Anne Naysmith performed in some of London's most prestigious classical music venues, but also spent half of her life living in a dilapidated 1950s Ford Consul and sleeping rough. 

A 14-year-old boy and two men have appeared in court today charged with the murder of Haile Langa in north-west London last week.

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The 21-year-old victim was stabbed to death in Kilburn on 5 November.

The boy, who cannot be named due to his age, appeared alongside Ahmed El-Sayed, 20, from Kilburn, and Imaan Farjani, 18, from Willesden.

London mayor Boris Johnson has defended comments he made opposing calls for a boycott of Israel.

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He says he was "disappointed" his words had been "taken out of context on social media", and stressed: "It is vital Israel and the Palestinians engage in a meaningful dialogue."

The furore over his description of the boycott's advocates as "a bunch of corduroy-jacketed lefty academics" led to the cancellation of his planned visit to the West Bank amid security fears.

Today Programme
BBC Radio 4

Interviewed this morning, the director of sport for the London Olympic Games Organising Committee Debbie Jevans said they carried out 5,000 tests using the latest equipment and she was "confident" in the results.

She also stressed the "need to see independence throughout the whole of testing", following doping allegations published in the World Anti-Doping Association's (Wada) report.

The London Fire Brigade (LFB) says a fire which broke out in a flat above a pub on Fleet Street is now under control.

This was the scene earlier in EC4: 

Image source, Stacey Collins

LFB sent six fire engines and 30 firefighters to tackle the blaze.

Croydon Guardian

A burglar who stole more than £600 worth of donated clothes from a Cancer Research charity shop has been told he must carry out 180 hours of unpaid work, external in the next 12 months.

Our top stories this afternoon: 

• Lee Rigby honoured on memorial plaque
• Woman arrested over Alfie Stone killing
• Boris Johnson cuts short West Bank trip

The London Fire Brigade is warning of disruption as firefighters attend an incident on Fleet Street.

Press Association

London Underground is being urged to halt its closure of Tube ticket offices after being warned that huge queues are posing a safety risk to passengers and staff. 

The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association, external says the programme of closures is causing "travel chaos", with reports of people having to queue for half an hour to use a ticket machine.

Steve Griffiths, LU's chief operating officer, says "the vast majority" of journeys no longer involve the need to buy a ticket but there were a "record number of staff trained to help with purchases and advice".

Loving Dalston
Local blog

Every Sunday morning hundreds of Londoners going to and from Columbia Road flower market pass a nondescript 1970s building without giving it a second glance. 

Unknown to them, St Saviour’s Priory at the southern end of Queensbridge Road in Haggerston contains within its walls a hidden chapel, external as beautiful as any flower.

Guy Lynn
BBC London investigations reporter

At least 6,000 people will have to retake the CITB, external’s Health, Safety and Environment test after suspicious patterns at the test centres where they had taken the test were identified in an investigation by BBC London and Newsnight.

The HS&E tests are a mandatory part of the process for gaining various Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) cards.