It will be a dry night with clear spells for most parts with light winds. However, some mist and fog patches will develop by the end of the night as well as a touch of ground frost in prone locations.
Minimum temperature: 7C (45F).
Westminster Bridge bike and pedestrian improvements start on Tuesday after delay
As the County Cricket season
gets underway today,
England opener Haseeb Hameed gives his support to a different form of the game....
If you want to find out more about how to get into cricket, take a look at the
Get Inspired guide.
Surrey in healthy position at tea
Surrey 239-2 v Warwickshire - Tea
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
A better session from Warwickshire with the ball but Surrey are still in a fine position. Rory Burns fell to Keith Barker for 71 breaking an opening stand of 154 with Mark Stoneman.
Stoneman dominated the afternoon and moved to a century on his Surrey debut with his 17th boundary. Rikki Clarke bowled an excellent spell from the Pavilion End and Warwickshire were rewarded with the wicket of Scott Borthwick for 23, caught by Clarke off Hannon-Dalby.
Kumar Sangakkara joined Stoneman just before tea and Surrey will look to push on during the final session. Warwickshire may still wish they had given themselves the chance to bat first.
Congratulations to Rotherham-born artist Jason Davies, who's work won first prize in the painting category at the London Biennale in Chelsea.
Here's the pieces he submitted to judges:
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Jason DaviesCopyright: Jason Davies
Mr Davies, who started painting in 2002, said that painting "saved his life".
Stolen Torah scrolls found by roadside after police appeal
We reported yesterday
that two valuable Torah scrolls had been stolen from the house of two a Rabbis in Barnet.
They have now been found on a roadside in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, and returned to Rabbi Larry Tabick and Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick.
Detectives are continuing to appeal for information to trace the suspect, who was disturbed at the property in Ashbourne Grove at 17:30 on 22 March during the break-in.
He is described as white, around 5ft 10 ins and dressed in black with a scarf across his face.
PC Louise Bates, of Barnet CID, said: "It is fantastic that these scrolls have been found and returned to their owners, but our efforts to try and find the person who carried out the burglary continue.
“The scrolls were found in bushes near the Bentley Heath Cricket Club on Wagon Road. Have you seen anyone dumping anything at the roadside there in the last few days? We would like to hear from you."
An Essex jockey says he's nervous, but can't wait to take part in tomorrow's
Grand National at Aintree
.
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Danny Cook, who grew up in Romford and has a home in Brentwood, is riding one of the favourites.
He's told BBC Essex today is all about looking after his horse Definitly Red (there's a missing e in his name, it is believed whoever filled out the horse's registration papers wasn't a great speller).
Cook (pictured riding Yesyoucan at Haydock in 2012) said: "He [Definitly Red] had a gallop this morning, not a hard gallop. That should put him spot-on ready for tomorrow.
"You have got to keep him fresh as well as fit - to find a happy medium."
London Fire Brigade urges smokers to vape instead
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The London Fire Brigade (LFB) is encouraging smokers to take up vaping instead to reduce the risk of house fires. It says cigarettes remain the biggest of cause
of fatal fires but there have been no recorded deaths or injuries as a result of
vaping or e-cigarette fires..
To mark World Health
Day, fire chiefs are advising smokers to quit smoking altogether but
concede that vaping holds fewer fire risks than cigarettes.
In the past
three years LFB has recorded only 14 e-cigarette fires
compared to just over 3500 smoking related fires - 255 times more fires caused by tobacco smoking and unsafe disposal of smoking materials.
Smoking
remains the third largest cause of accidental house fires for the past five
years in the capital and the single largest cause of death, the LFB adds.
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All times stated are UK
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Tonight's weather: Dry, clear with a risk of frost by morning
BBC Weather
It will be a dry night with clear spells for most parts with light winds. However, some mist and fog patches will develop by the end of the night as well as a touch of ground frost in prone locations.
Minimum temperature: 7C (45F).
Westminster Bridge bike and pedestrian improvements start on Tuesday after delay
Tom Edwards
Transport Correspondent, BBC London
Works to improve Westminster Bridge for cyclists and pedestrians will start on Tuesday.
They had been postponed after the terror attack on the bridge on 22 March.
Garden Bridge 'should be scrapped'
Dame Margaret Hodge's review said it would be better to accept the loss of axing the project.
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GP practices close in record numbers
Record numbers of GP practices closed last year, forcing around 265,000 patients to move, data suggests.
A Freedom of Information request by Pulse magazine revealed 57 practices closed in 2016, with a further 34 shutting because of practice mergers.
The Royal College of GPs said doctors could no longer cope with growing patient demand without more funding.
NHS England said investment in general practice had increased by £1bn over two years.
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As the County Cricket season gets underway today, England opener Haseeb Hameed gives his support to a different form of the game....
If you want to find out more about how to get into cricket, take a look at the Get Inspired guide.
Surrey in healthy position at tea
Surrey 239-2 v Warwickshire - Tea
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
A better session from Warwickshire with the ball but Surrey are still in a fine position. Rory Burns fell to Keith Barker for 71 breaking an opening stand of 154 with Mark Stoneman.
Stoneman dominated the afternoon and moved to a century on his Surrey debut with his 17th boundary. Rikki Clarke bowled an excellent spell from the Pavilion End and Warwickshire were rewarded with the wicket of Scott Borthwick for 23, caught by Clarke off Hannon-Dalby.
Kumar Sangakkara joined Stoneman just before tea and Surrey will look to push on during the final session. Warwickshire may still wish they had given themselves the chance to bat first.
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BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Congratulations to Rotherham-born artist Jason Davies, who's work won first prize in the painting category at the London Biennale in Chelsea.
Here's the pieces he submitted to judges:
Mr Davies, who started painting in 2002, said that painting "saved his life".
Stolen Torah scrolls found by roadside after police appeal
We reported yesterday that two valuable Torah scrolls had been stolen from the house of two a Rabbis in Barnet.
They have now been found on a roadside in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, and returned to Rabbi Larry Tabick and Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick.
Detectives are continuing to appeal for information to trace the suspect, who was disturbed at the property in Ashbourne Grove at 17:30 on 22 March during the break-in.
He is described as white, around 5ft 10 ins and dressed in black with a scarf across his face.
PC Louise Bates, of Barnet CID, said: "It is fantastic that these scrolls have been found and returned to their owners, but our efforts to try and find the person who carried out the burglary continue.
“The scrolls were found in bushes near the Bentley Heath Cricket Club on Wagon Road. Have you seen anyone dumping anything at the roadside there in the last few days? We would like to hear from you."
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BBC Sport
An Essex jockey says he's nervous, but can't wait to take part in tomorrow's Grand National at Aintree .
Danny Cook, who grew up in Romford and has a home in Brentwood, is riding one of the favourites.
He's told BBC Essex today is all about looking after his horse Definitly Red (there's a missing e in his name, it is believed whoever filled out the horse's registration papers wasn't a great speller).
Cook (pictured riding Yesyoucan at Haydock in 2012) said: "He [Definitly Red] had a gallop this morning, not a hard gallop. That should put him spot-on ready for tomorrow.
"You have got to keep him fresh as well as fit - to find a happy medium."
London Fire Brigade urges smokers to vape instead
The London Fire Brigade (LFB) is encouraging smokers to take up vaping instead to reduce the risk of house fires. It says cigarettes remain the biggest of cause of fatal fires but there have been no recorded deaths or injuries as a result of vaping or e-cigarette fires..
To mark World Health Day, fire chiefs are advising smokers to quit smoking altogether but concede that vaping holds fewer fire risks than cigarettes.
In the past three years LFB has recorded only 14 e-cigarette fires compared to just over 3500 smoking related fires - 255 times more fires caused by tobacco smoking and unsafe disposal of smoking materials.
Smoking remains the third largest cause of accidental house fires for the past five years in the capital and the single largest cause of death, the LFB adds.
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Read moreAfternoon weather: Dry and sunny
BBC Weather
It will be dry with spells of sunshine and light winds this afternoon. In the strong spring sunshine it will feel warm for many of us.
Maximum temperature: 15C (59F).