rain in some areas. the and thundery rain in some areas. the most frequent ones in the west but the wind will carry them a good way east. temperature is a shade up on today. that thursday, we do it all again. another low brewing in the atlantic and in it winds its way through thursday, to the tune of in the next 48 hours to some parts of the uk, potentially up to 50 millimetres, close to two inches of rain. more wet and windy weather on the way for all of us. thanks, sue. and that's bbc news at six. short than usual programme because the football. goodnight. on tonight's bbc london. a fresh appeal to find the killer of a soon—to—be father who was stabbed at the notting hill carnival. and the pioneering fertility surgery that could help cancer surviors.

good evening to you. his family say he was excited about becoming a dad. but before that could happen 21 year—old takayo nebhard was fatally stabbed at the notting hill carnival in august. he wasjust months he was just months away from becoming a father when he was fatally stabbed. today there is a fresh appeal to help find his killer. we have been speaking to his family. this baby boy is just two—weeks—old, but he won't ever know his dad. takayo was killed at notting hill carnival. his family say it was the first time he'd been, travelling from his home in bristol, simply hoping to have fun. he just wanted to have a good time after a two—year lockdown, that's all. i never imagined i wouldn't see him again.

when they heard he'd been hurt, his parents rushed to london. they were still on the motorway when the call came. it was too late. i was just trying to think positive right from the word go, that he'd be all right, it'sjust minor, and he'd just spend a few days in hospital and then come back. # if that's my bro and he needs some help, why wouldn't i help him? # why didn't you help him?# this was how many knew takayo — a rapper and drill artist, said to be building a successful career ahead. his girlfriend says he was excited about becoming a dad — and always thinking of others. kind. loving. funny. takayo�*s dad, vincent, was proud to share memories of his son with us, but he's turned the family photos to face the wall. he can no longer bear to look at them. it'sjust hard not seeing him. ijust think he's coming back. it's really tough.

i always boasted about my family, i was so proud of them. we were just perfect. i know not everybody�*s perfect, but my family was perfect and it'sjust ruined now. ijust dread people asking me, how many kids have you got? because i don't know how to answer that any more. four people have been arrested in connection with takayo�*s murder, three of them in bristol, but they've since been released while investigations continue. police today asked for help in tracing the man in this new cctv image. officers say there would've been several hundred people around ladbroke grove station that bank holiday monday evening. many will have witnessed the attack, still more will have photos or video from around that time. they're being asked to share those with police. just, if you do know something, just come forward. cos it's not fair, especially on my son. no—one can bring the baby's father back. but the family hope for justice, and for that key information

from someone who hasn't yet come forward. sonja jessop, bbc london. it was the home of british athletics for decades — this is crystal palace stadium. howver, late on friday night it was shut for safety reasons — after the large concrete floodlights were deemed �*unsafe'. and the park around it is also closed. people who use them say the sporting facilities have been left to fall into disrepair. luxmy gopal has more. the crystal palace national recreation centre... the crystal palace national recreation centre. . .- the crystal palace national recreation centre... crystal palace s - orts recreation centre... crystal palace sports centre _ recreation centre... crystal palace sports centre in _ recreation centre... crystal palace sports centre in its _ recreation centre... crystal palace sports centre in its former - recreation centre... crystal palace sports centre in its former glory . sports centre in its former glory versus its current state. at the moment, this is the closest you can get to it, to the bewilderment of joggers, dog walkers and others. rita had physio booked at the centre. the site has always been part of her life. in centre. the site has always been part of her life.— part of her life. in the early 80s, something _ part of her life. in the early 80s, something like _ part of her life. in the early 80s, something like that _ part of her life. in the early 80s, something like that in _ part of her life. in the early 80s,

something like that in the - part of her life. in the early 80s, something like that in the sports hotel, bringing the kids see all the time. i used a come up myself to play. it's a shame to see it is like it is now. , , ., ., it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion _ it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion zone, _ it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion zone, and _ it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion zone, and in _ it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion zone, and in the - it is now. this is one edge of the exclusion zone, and in the half. it is now. this is one edge of the i exclusion zone, and in the half hour i have been here, a dozen members of the public you wanted to access the site have had to be turned away by people patrolling the perimeter. and this is why. the pillars supporting the stadium floodlights that have been found to be unsafe. while a community sports centre now, the site has an international past. it hosted formula i racing, and usain bolt competed here and it turned grass roots talent elite like conrad williams. here he is in the 400 metres relay for gb in the 2012 olympics. metres relay for gb in the 2012 ol mics. �* metres relay for gb in the 2012 olympics-— metres relay for gb in the 2012 olmics.�* olympics. being associated with c stal olympics. being associated with crystal palace — olympics. being associated with crystal palace was _ olympics. being associated with crystal palace was iconic, - olympics. being associated with crystal palace was iconic, so - olympics. being associated with l crystal palace was iconic, so when olympics. being associated with i crystal palace was iconic, so when i told people i trained at crystal palace, theirface lit told people i trained at crystal palace, their face lit up and they remembered having school sports lazy

and even to this day i will mention crystal palace and a lot of people of when they used to run here. some fear in place — of when they used to run here. some fear in place of _ of when they used to run here. some fear in place of an _ of when they used to run here. some fear in place of an olympic— of when they used to run here. some fear in place of an olympic legacy as a managed decline. what fear in place of an olympic legacy as a managed decline.— fear in place of an olympic legacy as a managed decline. what you have not here as a managed decline. what you have got here was — as a managed decline. what you have got here was a _ as a managed decline. what you have got here was a tragedy _ as a managed decline. what you have got here was a tragedy for _ as a managed decline. what you have got here was a tragedy for british - got here was a tragedy for british sport. _ got here was a tragedy for british sport, historically one of the most iconic_ sport, historically one of the most iconic sports centres in europe, never_ iconic sports centres in europe, never mind _ iconic sports centres in europe, never mind the uk, now has rats on the indoor— never mind the uk, now has rats on the indoor track, dead never mind the uk, now has rats on the indoortrack, dead pigeons in the indoortrack, dead pigeons in the netting, holes in the main stadium — the netting, holes in the main stadium track and bushes growing out of the _ stadium track and bushes growing out of the main _ stadium track and bushes growing out of the main stand. quite frankly, it's an _ of the main stand. quite frankly, it's an absolute disgrace. the greater london _ it's an absolute disgrace. ila: greater london authority it's an absolute disgrace. iia: greater london authority says it's an absolute disgrace. ii2 greater london authority says it it's an absolute disgrace. i"i2 greater london authority says it is committed to renovating the sport centre and anticipates announcing a construction schedule early next year. it apologises for disruption caused by the floodlights issue and says it's working to minimise the impact of the closures. the park should reopen soon, but the long wait to restore the potential of the whole site continues. thames water has ended its hosepipe ban — which was brought in amid soaring summer temperatures — to give rivers and reservoirs a chance to recover from a lack of rainfall. alice is with me. given the recent weather some may

not realise that the ban was still ongoing? it seems like a long time ago. the hosepipe ban came into force three months ago at the end of august after one of the driest years on record. if you remember, river beds were dried up, parks were scorched and the ban was brought in to get river levels and reservoir levels back up and it meant that using a hosepipe to water gardens or wash cars or windows was banned. that was until today, and now the company was criticised at the time and people pointed to the fact that across london there was still a burst water mains and there were leaks which were happening. but they say the ban did work and reservoir levels are back up but the main reason for that is, as you say, the weather will stop both september and october experienced average rainfall above 130%. ~ ., , experienced average rainfall above 13096. ~ ., , experienced average rainfall above 13096. . , 13096. what is the company saying? thames water _ 13096. what is the company saying? thames water say _ 13096. what is the company saying? thames water say fixing _ 13096. what is the company saying? thames water say fixing leaks - 13096. what is the company saying? thames water say fixing leaks is . 13096. what is the company saying? | thames water say fixing leaks is the

top priority and they say they will spend over £55 million to further reduce leakage and £200 million replacing water mains over the next three years. now meet baby sienna — who has been described as a "miracle baby". she was born after her mother had recovered from breast cancer. the side effect of her treatment meant she thought she may never be able to have children. but pioneering surgery using frozen tissues changed that — and it's now hoped the procedure may help others — as luke hanrahan reports. i love you more and more each and every day. little girl sienna is a miracle baby, the first child born after pioneering ovarian surgery, without which her mother would have been left infertile. to think that it might not happen for us was really, really sad and hard to stomach. and then, sorry i'm getting emotional...

and then, to have the.... sienna yells. to be able to have her is just amazing. she was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer in 2019. the chemotherapy she underwent would ordinarily cause irreparable damage to the reproductive system. i didn't know if i was going to live, didn't know what was going to happen. it was really scary, it was terrifying. but before chemo began, one of her ovaries was removed as part of ground—breaking treatment to allow cancer patients both male and female to go on to have children. a team of experts at st mary's hospital have been effectively putting reproductive tissue into hibernation through a process called cryopreservation. they've even managed to do this for a four—month—old baby girl. i think it's really important that we know that some treatments that happen to children have an impact on the future fertility. so, the idea of being able to preserve future fertility is an incredible opportunity.

it gave me a lot of hope, it gave me so much hope for the future. because with cancer treatment you're thinking about the here and now, and it's what's happening right now, what can we do right now to cure this? but it gave us something to look forward to. cutting edge science which gave her hope. the most amazing thing ever. nhs england is investigating proposals to formally commissioned a national service to fund other patients like this, allowing babies like sienna a chance to be born. luke hanrahan, bbc london. next: a call for more people to take up beekeeping — in a bid to protect our wildlife. and the londoner you're about to meet swapped his hard hat — for a bee suit. i'll let khalid undre share his story. bees buzz you know, we have houses in harrow, in built—up areas, and they've got ten beehives in the back garden.

my name's khalid undre, and i've been beekeeping for 13 years. bees buzz so we started with six hives in harrow weald and then we found a place in epping forest where we could put our hives. one thing led to another and then we were getting invites from all over the place, really. so we ended up from six hives to over 300 hives. we're going to lift the frame and just see the hive and see how the bees are doing. i've always wanted to, you know, get into growing crops and having a bit of land, getting my wellies on and digging holes to plant trees. and that sort of moved from a hobby to a bit more of a part time role that i enjoyed doing. bees buzz they're fascinating. there's so much to learn about them. as soon as daylight hits their entrance, they're out

to forage for nectar and pollen. there's plenty of room for more beehives and beekeepers around. there's not enough people doing it, really. maybe you do something to help wildlife where you are or an unusual job. we'd love to hear your story. you can see the address there, or find us on social media. ok, let's get a check on the weather now with elizabeth. you said it would be drier today, she says, thankfully. a, you said it would be drier today, she says, thankfully.— you said it would be drier today, she says, thankfully. a nice day of weather but _ she says, thankfully. a nice day of weather but still _ she says, thankfully. a nice day of weather but still rather _ she says, thankfully. a nice day of weather but still rather chilly and l weather but still rather chilly and breezy, but blue skies, some sunshine recorded by the weather watcher here in southwark and there is more rain on the way. it's going to be an unsettled week of weather, and wet and windy even tomorrow

morning, but the chilly air will not be with us and it will turn milder and it is cold again tonight and it will drop to one or two celsius but look what happens tomorrow morning as we see the wind picking up the cloud increase and outbreaks of rain and this is how we will be starting tomorrow morning in the rush hour, so spray on the roads, tricky travelling, heavy downpours of rain but that clears as we head into the mid—or late morning and behind it a few showers and it does stay windy, but there will be dry weather through the afternoon and some spells of sunshine and temperatures higher, so for most of us between eight and 10 degrees, but for tomorrow between ten and 12 degrees and those temperatures are set to rise further as we head through the week. this is thursday's weather, wet and windy again, particularly through the afternoon but friday at the moment he's got a big ego and

thatis the moment he's got a big ego and that is driven into the top. he's got half a billion followers on social media. it wasn't going to be managed is declined, and he has declined. he isn't the player that he once was and there's no shame in that. he's 37 years old and gone on for much longer. but he is also human. he scored three goals this season and two of them were against a moldovan team, so he isn't who he was and i think he struggled to accept that. but the managers got to oversee it. the manager'sjob is to get their team winning matches. there will be more stumbling blocks are on the way —— along the way, and he has to make the difficult decisions. i think most of manchester united fans would back the minister on this one. it’s the minister on this one. it's

re the minister on this one. it's pretty clear _ the minister on this one. it's pretty clear that _ the minister on this one. it's pretty clear that he was the one who wanted to get out. does this mean he doesn't have to wait for the transfer window? doesn't have to wait for the transferwindow? is doesn't have to wait for the transfer window? is available right now after the world cup? you could sin for now after the world cup? you could sign for anyone _ now after the world cup? you could sign for anyone down, _ now after the world cup? you could sign for anyone down, but - now after the world cup? you could sign for anyone down, but they - sign for anyone down, but they wouldn't — sign for anyone down, but they wouldn't be able to play until the transfer— wouldn't be able to play until the transfer window opened again. the question— transfer window opened again. the question is— transfer window opened again. the question is where does he go down? he can _ question is where does he go down? he can go _ question is where does he go down? he can go to— question is where does he go down? he can go to the clubs that will hem _ he can go to the clubs that will hem i— he can go to the clubs that will hem i dare _ he can go to the clubs that will be... i dare saya lot he can go to the clubs that will be... i dare say a lot of the clubs that— be... i dare say a lot of the clubs that could've for him may not want him _ that could've for him may not want him clubs — that could've for him may not want him. clubs like paris saint—germain. i'm him. clubs like paris saint—germain. i'm not— him. clubs like paris saint—germain. i'm not sure— him. clubs like paris saint—germain. i'm not sure they could afford to pay wages and command. i think now it's~~ _ pay wages and command. i think now it's~~ the _ pay wages and command. i think now it's~~ the ball— pay wages and command. i think now it's... the ball is in his court. he obviously— it's... the ball is in his court. he obviously wants to stay in europe and play— obviously wants to stay in europe and play in — obviously wants to stay in europe and play in the champions league. he it is a _ and play in the champions league. he it is a very— and play in the champions league. he it is a very small pool. mark

and play in the champions league. he it is a very small pool.— it is a very small pool. mark and allie, it is a very small pool. mark and allie. thank _ it is a very small pool. mark and allie, thank you _ it is a very small pool. mark and allie, thank you both _ it is a very small pool. mark and allie, thank you both very - it is a very small pool. mark and | allie, thank you both very much.