Payet does not want to play, says Bilicpublished at 19:06 GMT 12 January 2017Breaking
West Ham boss Slaven Bilic says Dimitri Payet needs to "change his attitude" to play again but the club is "not going to sell him".
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Updates on Thursday 12 January
Payet does not want to play, says Bilicpublished at 19:06 GMT 12 January 2017
RMT warns of Tube strikes in Februarypublished at 18:19 GMT 12 January 2017
Strike action will be escalated by London Underground (LU) workers from 6 February unless a dispute over ticket office closures can be resolved, a union has warned.
Read MoreGood evening from BBC London Livepublished at 18:03 GMT 12 January 2017
Claire Timms
BBC London News
Image caption, Anya and Kiran enjoying the snow...while it lasts
Updates for London have now ended for the day but we'll be back tomorrow morning with the latest videos, news, sport, travel and weather.
It is expected that overnight rain, sleet and snow will create very icy conditions as the temperature drops below zero so we'll be guiding you through the rush hour should the weather cause any problems.
Keep checking BBC Weather and BBC Travel for the very latest information on the roads and the Tube
Tonight's weather: Rain, sleet and snow will clear but ice hazard likelypublished at 18:00 GMT 12 January 2017
Rain, sleet and snow will clear southeastwards this evening with clear skies following, and this will lead to widespread ice forming on untreated surfaces overnight.
Winds will remain strong throughout the night leading to a widespread and sharp frost. Minimum temperature: -1C (30F).
Greenlight for £200m regeneration of Hackney estatepublished at 17:54 GMT 12 January 2017
Image source, Hackney Council£200m plans for the regeneration of the Nightingale Estate in Hackney, east London, were approved last night.
The plans include 400 new homes in Clapton and is part of Hackney Council's 3,000-home estate regeneration programme. The council says more than half of homes are for social rent and shared ownership.
Philip Glanville, Mayor of Hackney, said: “This fantastic development, with its high-quality design, is the result of years of close work with local residents, and will bring hundreds of desperately needed new homes for Hackney.
“I’m proud that we are building thousands of new homes ourselves through our Estate Regeneration Programme – with more than half for social rent or shared ownership.
“Last night’s decision means we can now get to work on delivering more homes for residents struggling to find an affordable place to rent or buy.”
Watch: Woman rescued from car in Batterseapublished at 17:49 GMT 12 January 2017
An elderly woman had to be rescued from her car after it overturned following a collision in Battersea.
London Fire Brigade were called at 13:03 to Parkgate Road and sent two engines and a fire rescue unit.
The woman was quickly released from the car and was treated at the scene by the paramedics.
City worker makes South Pole historypublished at 17:38 GMT 12 January 2017
A city worker, who was diagnosed with cancer just weeks after both his best friend and mum died of the disease, has made history by conquering the South Pole.
Rob Smith reached the South Pole on Monday evening after becoming the first British explorer to pioneer a new route, battling temperatures as low as minus 35 Celsius.
Image caption, Rob Smith (left) lost part of his ear to frostbite during the trek
Image caption, Rob made the trek to raise £50,000 for Cancer Research
Snow starting to arrive in parts of west and south Londonpublished at 17:29 GMT 12 January 2017
Chirag Trivedi
BBC NewsSnow has arrived in Croydon.
Princess Diana celebrated throughout 2017 to mark 20th anniversary of her deathpublished at 17:25 GMT 12 January 2017
Image source, PAThe 20th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, is to be marked by a year-long celebration of her qualities of kindness, compassion and service.
The Diana Award - a charity established to promote the Princess's belief in the positive power of young people - will commemorate her life with a range of events from the launch of a major international award, a groundbreaking app and a national Kindness Day.
Earl Spencer, Diana's brother, will be involved in the events honouring his sister's legacy. He will host an exhibition at the family's home, Althorp, that will showcase individuals "Walking in her Shoes", and a gala fundraising event for the Diana Award in June.
In honour of the Princess, the charity has also launched its international Legacy Award for 20 exceptional young people who have excelled at creating positive social change.
Diana's sons, the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry, are supporting the award and are likely to be involved with some of the many events this year, although no details have been released.
Flooding at Victoriapublished at 17:19 GMT 12 January 2017
BBC TravelCircle and District line trains westbound are currently not stopping at Victoria due to flooding.
Wembley pays tribute to former England manager Graham Taylorpublished at 17:07 GMT 12 January 2017
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End of X postCorbyn: Government 'pulling strings' in Southern disputepublished at 16:54 GMT 12 January 2017
Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South EastEXCLUSIVE: The Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has accused the government of "pulling the strings" in the Southern rail dispute. Speaking to me earlier today, he said the situation "cannot go on".
Cheltenham bring in Winchester and Pikepublished at 16:44 GMT 12 January 2017
Cheltenham Town sign Northern Ireland's Carl Winchester on a free transfer and West Ham's Alex Pike on loan.
Read MoreQPR sell Polter to Union Berlinpublished at 16:41 GMT 12 January 2017
Queens Park Rangers sell striker Sebastian Polter to German second-tier side Union Berlin for an undisclosed fee.
Read MoreNoise from night flights 'to be cut'published at 16:29 GMT 12 January 2017
The government says tighter rules at three London airports will mean quieter aircraft are used.
Read MoreWatch: Corbyn invites Trump to Finsbury Park mosquepublished at 16:24 GMT 12 January 2017
Media caption, Labour leader and Islington North MP Jeremy Corbyn has invited Donald Trump to visit a London mosque
'They just don't care'published at 16:00 GMT 12 January 2017
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporterThe Transport Secretary has condemned the Labour Party for failing to speak out against the unions behind the Southern rail crisis, which has led to disruption for thousands of South East commuters.
Prisoners found with al-Qaeda magazinepublished at 15:53 GMT 12 January 2017
Prison inmates in Durham, London, Manchester and Milton Keynes were caught with a banned terror group's magazine, it is revealed.
Read MoreWatch: Jeremy Corbyn on Tube ticket office closurespublished at 15:43 GMT 12 January 2017
Labour leader and Islington North MP, Jeremy Corbyn, spoke to our Political Editor, Tim Donovan. See more at 18:30 on BBC One.
Another strike announced on Southernpublished at 15:16 GMT 12 January 2017
BreakingSouthern railway guards are to stage a fresh 24-hour strike on January 23 in their long-running dispute over staffing, the RMT union announced.
