Updates for London have now ended but we'll be back on Monday at 08:00 with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

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It will be a cloudy night, with outbreaks of rain which will be heavy at times.

Tonight will be mild, with a south-westerly breeze.

Lows of 11C (52F)

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Private hire firm Addison Lee has revealed it is in talks to test driverless cars as part of a £12m technology investment plan. 

Chief executive Andy Boland said the London-based company is working with a car manufacturer on plans to test the vehicles as it steps up to the challenge posed by digital rival Uber. 

"We are talking to a manufacturer about testing driverless cars, but it's early days. 

"There's a big debate about insurance and how it would all work, but technology is going in that direction and we are dipping our toe in the water."

BBC Sport

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Fulham sign Sturm Graz defender Michael Madl on a two-year contract following a loan spell with the Championship club.

BBC London News

On tonight's programme:

We'll have the latest from Hampton where four women were stabbed earlier - one critically. A man in his 60s has been arrested.

Also on the programme, find out about the transatlantic plan to fight cyber attacks and why London has welcomed more than 30m visitors for the first time.

Plus, we look ahead to Crystal Palace taking on Manchester United in the FA Cup Final tomorrow at Wembley.

BBC One, 18:30. 

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BBC London reporter

Visitors to London increased by 20% say the Office of National Statistics, external, with 31.5m tourists last year.

Top spenders in London are Americans, French, Italians, Spanish and Germans according to Visit London.

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Planners could barely contain their fury, external as luxury home developers left the Town Hall with a deal to make a cash payment in return for ditching affordable housing units previously agreed for a prime site in Covent Garden.

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Here is the latest travel news for London:

On the roads:

Staines: The A30 westbound is closed due to an accident involving seven vehicles. There is queuing traffic between M25 J13 / A30 Staines By-pass / B376 and M25 J13 / A30 Egham By-pass / A308 (Runnymede Roundabout)

Hornsey and Wood Green: There are long delays due to an earlier accident involving a lorry on A504 Turnpike Lane. Queues are in both directions between A105 Green Lanes / A1080 Westbury Avenue / Langham Road (Turnpike Lane Station)

Wembley: Blackbird Hill in both directions between A4140 Salmon Street and A406 North Circular Road (Neasden Interchange) has congestion on Neasden Lane to A407. All lanes have been re-opened however there are residual queues around Wembley, Stonebridge and Willesden

A13 Rainham: Eastbound entry slip road blocked due to an accident involving an overturned lorry and a tanker at Ferry Lane (Ferry Lane Interchange). The accident is on the north Ferry Lane roundabout.

On the trains:

At Victoria, there is a reduced service on Southern between Victoria and Brighton, due to a shortage of staff because of sickness.

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Ten new Gentoo penguins have moved to London to live at the Sea Life Aquarium. 

The penguins that had been living there were taken to Edinburgh Zoo while their enclosure was refurbished. 

But many of them fell in love with their new Scottish roomates and zoo keepers didn't want to separate them - so 10 different penguins have come to the capital instead.

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew tells Football Focus pundit Garth Crooks about the time he accidently took the referee's medal in the 1990 FA Cup final.

Jamie Oliver was joined by Cheryl earlier at his Cookery School in Westfield Shopping Centre, to launch a Facebook "live" event.

The event featured chefs from 10 countries encouraging viewers to cook healthy dishes from scratch on Food Revolution Day, which is a part of the Food Revolution campaign aimed at tackling the issues of child malnutrition and obesity.

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Another defence expert has refused to rule out the theory that six-year-old Ellie Butler died from falling off a pink children's stool found next to her in the bedroom. 

Her father, 36-year-old Ben Butler, has been on trial for her murder. He denies causing catastrophic head injuries. 

Biomechanic Dr Chris Van Ee, of Wayne State University, Michigan, told jurors had she been standing on the stool, Ellie's head would have fallen 50 inches before hitting the ground. 

He said it was possible a fall from that height could have caused the injuries, but said such cases were uncommon.

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On a second report he had written which dealt with medical evidence suggesting Ellie suffered two impacts to the head, he said: "If there is more than one impact, then the fall does not explain it." 

Asked whether it would have made a difference if Ellie had been jumping at the time, the academic said: "It cannot add to the fall much but it could explain her loss of balance." 

Mr Butler appeared agitated in the dock during cross examination and muttered "blah, blah, blah"

The trial was adjourned until Monday when Ellie's mother Jennie Gray will give evidence. The 36-year-old denies child cruelty charges. 

Many women in jail suffer from mental health problems, but with the prison system under pressure there are concerns some do not get the care they need.

The BBC's Elaine Dunkley has been to Holloway prison to find out more about life on the inside.

Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie shows Football Focus his rapping skills ahead of tomorrow's FA Cup final against Manchester United.

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Sally Caddle, YMCA youth centre manager which is based near the scene of the attacks in Hampton described what happened to BBC News reporter Sophie Long.

"I heard a scream and ran out to the car park to see what was happening and heard a young lady saying she’d been stabbed.

"I went to stem the bleeding that was coming from her back. I helped a second woman as well who’d had an injury. 

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"One of the Sainsbury’s staff came out of the store to assist and quite shortly the emergency services arrived."

She added it was a "very strange occurrence to happen in this quiet, suburban, residential area of greater London, one of the nicer parts of the borough. It’s not something that happens everyday here.

BBC Sport

Crystal Palace take on Manchester United in the FA Cup final tomorrow evening. 

The BBC has coverage throughout the day in the build-up to the match, and BBC Radio London has got in on the action with a special programme ahead from 15:00 which will see Gary Crowley talk to Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish and ex-player Mark Bright, who scored 91 goals for the club in 227 appearances.

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London commuters should be allowed to book a GP appointment online at any surgery in the city, a report by London Assembly member Andrew Boff, external says.

The Conservative member said commuters often have to take time off work to attend GP appointments and can face waits of days and even weeks for convenient time slots.

The approach is modelled on existing pilots such as those in Barking and Dagenham, Southwark and north-west London.

One woman is critically ill and three others have been injured after they were stabbed near a supermarket car park in west London.

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Former France and Spurs player David Ginola, 49, is recovering in hospital after quadruple heart bypass surgery.