Chelsea warn fans after 'stabbings' in Istanbul

Malala Yousafzai, the girl who was shot by the Taliban while on her way to school, has been speaking at the Southbank Centre's Women of the World Festival.

Look back at what she said and check out the event's other speakers who include fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood, comedian Ruby Wax and artist Grayson Perry.

Animated film Room on the Broom has won a prize at the British Animation Awards in London, less than a week after losing out at the Academy Awards.

It beat Aardman Animations' Pirates! On an Adventure with Scientists and The Snowman and the Snowdog to the best long form prize.

In the BBC London Sports Show with Phil Parry our commentary game on BBC London 94.9, is the crucial Championship match between Derby County and Millwall. Kick off is 15:00.

Plus over on BBC London digital radio, satellite TV and online we'll have full coverage of the match between Cardiff City and Fulham.

Yaya Sanogo of Arsenal and Seamus Coleman of Everton compete for the ball during the FA Cup Quarter-Final match at the Emirates Stadium.

At half time it's 1-1 after an early goal by Ozil for the Gunners, while Lukaku made it level after 32 mins.

A Camden Town bike shop which has been in the same family for more than 100 years is to be sold today, says London 24.

Chamberlaine Cycles will close today before re-opening as a Giant franchise store under employee Nick Freilichi, who has worked at the shop for 22 years.

This afternoon will be largely sunny with high cloud turning the sunshine a little hazy at times. There'll be a rather brisk southerly breeze, but it will feel warm particularly in shelter in central London.

If you're out and about send us your pictures of London in the sunshine to locallive@bbc.co.uk

We'll be bringing you the latest from BBC London News at 13:05 and 16:30 today.

Calls are being made for more to be done to encourage young apprentices to work in the construction industry - are young people being put off the career at school?

Hope you can join us.

Born in 1858 Emmeline Pankhurst was a political activist and leader of the British suffragette movement.

Her work is recognised as a crucial element in achieving women's rights in Britain.

The great-great granddaughter of suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst followed in her ancestral footsteps today by leading a feminist march through London.

Laura Pankhurst, 19, and her mother Dr Helen Pankhurst led a procession of about 400 campaigners, dressed in the suffragette colours of purple, green and white, at an event for CARE International to mark International Women's Day today.

A former Camberwell primary school teacher has been convicted of abusing two boy pupils during sleepovers at his home.

Martin Smith, 64, was convicted at Woolwich Crown Court of indecent assault and repeated indecency on multiple occasions between 1979 and 1982.

There's slow traffic on the A1 Holloway Road as fans make their way to the Arsenal v Everton match at the Emirates. Kick-off is 12.45.

Scientists at City University, London, have developed a machine they say is able to simulate taste.

When touched on the tongue experts claim the so called "electronic lollipop" is able to trick taste receptors using an electronic signal.

Four people arrested over the murders of two men found fatally wounded in a car in north east London have been released on bail.

Aaron Carriere (left), 21, and Josiah Manful, 20, were both repeatedly stabbed after their car was stopped in Montague Road, Leytonstone, last Saturday.

Another man arrested on Thursday remains in custody.

Robert Elms is on BBC London 94.9 until 13:00 but if you're not able to listen then catch up with what you've missed on his shows this week with his podcast.

There you'll hear the story of German spies executed in the Tower of London during the World War I, John Carter Cash speaks about the release of a long lost album by his late father Johnny Cash and Mary Berry talks about her latest cook book.

A payment that used to be made to GPs to record basic information about patients' alcohol intake could be reinstated to address the "extremely low" identification of problem drinkers in Croydon.

The local Advertiser says that although an estimated 18% (51,862) of adults living in the borough are thought to drink at increasing or higher risk levels, only 1% (3,727) of the GP registered population is recorded as having issues with alcohol.

Researchers from Queen Mary, University of London, are carrying out real experiments into the psychology of fairness and cooperation with visitors to the Science Museum as participants.

Take part and help the scientists find out what makes us play fair - or not.

The A3 Clapham Road remains closed between Oval Station and Stockwell Station for emergency water works - bus routes 155, 333 are on diversion via A23 Brixton Road and Caldwell Street.

And the A22 Purley Road is closed both ways due to flooding between A23 /Purley Cross and Whyteleafe Hill. Foxley Hill Road has been closed to protect the pumping equipment and there is still no access from Down Courts Road to Purley Cross.

Keep up-to-date with BBC Travel.

A world of trouble awaits the losing side when Cardiff meet Fulham on Saturday.

Nowhere in the Premier League this weekend will failure feel more pronounced as the bottom two sides attempt to kick-start what already looks an impossible fight for survival.

Here are my top five tips for avoiding relegation.

The diving boards at a leisure centre in Crouch End have been temporarily saved as managers try to find "another solution", reports This Is Local London.

Fusion Leisure has announced it will look at other options in order to keep diving facilities at Park Road Leisure Centre.

This morning's discussion included marriage as new figures show young married men are a thing of the past - fewer than 58,000 husbands are under 25.

I also asked if you've joined the digital download revolution as sales of DVDs have collapsed with experts saying they're in terminal decline.

If you missed the show, you can listen again on the iPlayer for seven days or catch me at 04:00 on Sunday on BBC London 94.9.

There are closures on half the Tube lines this weekend due to planned engineering works.

On the Northern Line there is no service between Camden Town and Edgware while the Jubilee Line is closed between Finchley Road and Waterloo.

Arsenal will be without midfielder Jack Wilshere after he fractured his foot during England's friendly with Denmark on Wednesday.

Manager Arsene Wenger said he has a "little doubt" about the fitness of centre-back Laurent Koscielny, while Aaron Ramsey and Kim Kallstrom remain sidelined but could return next week.

BBC Sport has the full team news ahead of the match which kicks-off at 12:45 GMT.

There's no service from Elephant & Castle to Piccadilly Circus due to a signal failure. This is causing severe delays on the rest of the line.

Keep up-to-date with @bakerlooline

An overcast and misty start to the day with low cloud and patchy drizzle. However, it will quickly brighten up with long sunny spells developing from around midday.

It will feel pleasantly warm, especially around the Lea Valley and Thames Estuary, despite the sometimes brisk south to southeast breeze.

Maximum temperature: 16C (61F)

Stephen Lawrence's mother has demanded "decisive action" from the Metropolitan Police chief after a report concluded that officers had spied on her family, reports BBC News.

In a letter to Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Baroness Lawrence describes revelations as a "devastating blow" and urged him to co-operate fully with the inquiry.

Good morning, I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, travel and weather for London today.

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