Swiss Cottage Tesco staff tell blind woman to 'get dog out'

Here, the chief executive of Public Health England has described the challenge of introducing screening for Ebola for passengers arriving at Heathrow as "phenomenal".

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Following our story that a man was accidently locked in a central London book shop last night, we asked you if there were any London stores you wouldn't mind being locked in.

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• Marc Burger posted on Facebook M&M World Leicester Square
• Anicka Palmai said a book store would be the place to be.

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A rock star is auctioning off a selection of his flamboyant stage clothes in support of an animal charity in Kensal Green.

Justin Hawkins, the frontman for The Darkness, will give half of the proceeds raised to The Mayhew Animal Home in Trenmar Gardens. The Kilburn Times has the full story.

The Shard, Olympic Aquatics Centre & LSE Student Centre all lost out on architecture's Riba Stirling Prize last night.

Find out who they lost out too.

An oil painting by an internationally renowned Welsh artist has been stolen from a major cultural venue by a thief who stuffed the frame in a toilet cubicle, it was revealed earlier.

Landscape At Llanaelhaearn by Sir Kyffin Williams, whose works have sold for tens of thousands of pounds, vanished from a secure room at the Southbank Centre in central London at the end of last month.

A 49-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after he was beaten up in Uxbridge last night.

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Abram Games was one of the 20th Century's most influential graphic designers - it is his distinctive work that provides one of the most enduring memories of the 1951 Festival of Britain.

The Jewish Museum in London is marking the 100th anniversary of Games's birth with an exhibition which explores his Russian immigrant roots, and his substantial contribution to British culture.

Police are appealing for witnesses after an elderly pedestrian died in a traffic collision in Croydon town centre yesterday, reports the Croydon Advertiser.

A tourist found himself locked inside a Waterstones book shop last night for two hours after it closed while he was still browsing.

Is there a London store you wouldn't mind being locked in? Or is there somewhere else in London you would prefer to be stuck in overnight? Email or comment on our Facebook page.

Thanks to Simon Lamrock for sending us this fantastic photo of daybreak over London.

"Glorious golden sunrise over London tower cranes St Paul's and Shard this morning," he says.

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A sergeant with the Met has been named Britain's bravest police officer at an awards ceremony in central London.

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David Cameron has urged other European countries to start Ebola screening at airports, saying they "must do more" to stop the deadly disease spreading.

Screening of some Heathrow arrivals started this week, with Eurostar and Gatwick set to follow suit next week.

When a man who was locked in a Trafalgar Square bookstore was finally released, he tweeted: "I'm free."

David Willis, from Texas in the United States, posted a picture of himself on Instagram behind shutters with the message: "This is me locked inside a Waterstones bookstore in London."

Arsenal have defended the cost of their match tickets after the BBC's Price of Football study showed they had the most expensive in the Premier League.

Arsenal's most expensive match day ticket is more than double that of seven other Premier League clubs

Chief executive Ivan Gazidis said ticket prices had gone up below the rate of inflation and wages but Arsenal Supporters Trust member Tim Payton said pricing promises had been broken and warned the club were "breaking the loyalty bond" with fans.

Metropolitan Police's head of counter terrorism Mark Rowley called for the public's help in identifying people who "are at a risk" from extremism.

These could be a "member of the family who is escalating towards terrorism", he said.

The head of Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism unit has admitted his officers are being "stretched" by an "exceptionally high" number of inquiries into extremism linked to events in Iraq and Syria.

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Would you support British jihadists being charged with treason? The last person to be tried for treason was in 1946 - he was hanged.

Now foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond says that the law could be resurrected to deal with British extremists.

Join the discussion with Vanessa Feltz on BBC London 94.9 just after 09:00.

It was a rare chance to see what lies beneath the surface of one of London's canals after 7.5 million gallons of water was drained from Regent's Canal in east London.

The draining of the water, which was required to refurbish part of the canal, revealed a safe, shopping trolleys and even a giant carp. Watch Marc Ashdown's report here.

A tourist was locked inside a London book shop for two hours after it shut while he was still browsing.

David Willis, from Texas , went downstairs in Waterstones in Trafalgar Square last night to find all the lights out and the door locked.

Putney Hill is part blocked by the South Circular following a collision.

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On the A406 North Circular, there are long queues from the M11 to Bounds Green because of the lane closure in the tunnel after Bounds Green. It is taking over an 80 minutes to get through the eight mile stretch.

For the latest travel news go to our travel page or on Twitter @BBCLondonTravel.

A blind woman was left "horrified" and "distressed" when staff at Tesco in north London shouted at her to get her guide dog out.

Maya Makri, 39, was in the Swiss Cottage shop 10 days after moving to the capital when she was told "never come back".

Tesco said: "This clearly should never have happened and we will contact Ms Makri directly to apologise."

It will be a mainly dry day with sunny spells. However, it will become increasingly cloudy and breezy during the afternoon, with rain arriving from the west, reaching London by late evening.

Generally feeling warm in the sunshine with temperatures reaching 19C (66F).

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