. —— north korea have a house in blackheath.se in blackheath. a strange place to choose. trying to raise money to buy plutonium or whatever you need for the missiles. at the bottom of the story, north korea says it is complete nonsense. either of you running the marathon tomorrow? sadly not. in my mind. on the front page of the times, huge security net from marathon. the duke and duchess of cambridge are going because it is for their charity this year. i also think because of what has happened in paris, there will be strong security on a day like this. i always wondered why they put that kind of story in the paper, in a sense. of course there is going to bea sense. of course there is going to be a huge security net, why does it have to be in the paper?|j be a huge security net, why does it have to be in the paper? i suppose to reassure people. and maybe for people to take some sort of identification with them. we are going to come back to this in half an hour. don't go away. even bonnie, an hour. don't go away. even bonnie, a pl

here in south—east london, this park is usually home to blackheath rugby club.match between the met police and the london ambulance service. it's being played to raise funds, show support and solidarity for the victims and families of last month ‘s westminster attacks. victims and families of last month 's westminster attacks. the club has been involved with the services for a long time, the army and ambulance and police and fire service for many yea rs. and police and fire service for many years. we've had a lot of players coming through, and we've been happy to remain associated with them as long as possible. anything we can do when given the chance, we'll gladly step up and get involved. we've raised so much money for the cause, so raised so much money for the cause, soi raised so much money for the cause, so i think both teams were happy with that. it was a fair result. a good game of rugby. while it could have got a bit spicier than it did there is an appreciation for what there is an appreciation for what the police do and what our guys do. the camaraderie

there are three in blackheath, south london.ling? all right. it is earlier than i normally start a marathon. but i am looking forward to it. important questions. why a marathon and why a helicopter. it is the third marathon i have done for bone cancer research. why? i like to dress up and go for a guinness world record and get the publicity from that. it is also to raise awareness of bone cancer research, an important charity for myself, my friends, and annie, who lost her daughter, mary, only aged 11. you just want to know, what can you do? i have done several marathons before, but this is the first time i will be trying to get a record. amazing. hoping to break a record. what is the record? the fastest 3d aircraft. it can be a plain or a helicopter. i come from a place with a helicopter heritage. —— plane. we are on the way. it looks quite heavy and awkward to run in. a little bit. but you put up with it. it is ten kilos in weight. i can't use my arms too much, but, hey, we are here for the right reasons. you were here last ye

blackwall tunnell northbound traffic on the southern approach is slow from the sun in the sands at blackheathsing through the day, the best of the sunshine towards south—eastern areas through the morning. towards the north—west, we might see some outbreaks of light rain and drizzle, but nothing more. most of us dry, temperatures 12— 15 celsius. warmer air than yesterday. overnight, not a lot changing. we should stay dry. variable cloud, most temperatures dropping back into single figures. a frost free start to friday. on friday, more cloud around than sun. starting to feel a bit warmer. quite pleasant, 16—17 degrees. feeling colder over the weekend. some sunshine emerging at times. we mightjust be ourfirst proper bit of rainfall for some time at the start of next week. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with sally nugent and charlie stayt. the battle begins. the party leaders hit the campaign trail for the 2017 general election. jeremy corbyn will say that labour will st