hammersmith and fulham council, who have already trialled the idea, says it will save them thousandsn and operate the drones. plans to build nearly 8,000 new homes in haringey may be put on hold overfears it could price local people out of the area. as part of the regeneration of wood green the council would provide land it owns, like the library, while a private company would put in the cash. some councillors called on the town hall to pause the project over concerns about its scale. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tubes, there's a good service on all lines, except for the overground which has no service between romford and upminster because of a faulty train. if we look at the roads now. this is greenwich. as you can see there's queueing towards blackwall tunnel, that's from blackwall lane. in limehouse there's a lane blocked westbound at limehouse link tunnel between aspen way and the highway. that's because of an accident there. in chelsea, gunter grove is down to one lane northbound at edith terrace for water main repairs. and finally, in spitalfields the t

chelsea football club's plans for a new 60,000 seat stadium have been given the go—ahead by hammersmithe venue and building a walkway over the nearby district line. it's expected to cost half a billion pounds. the final say will be down to the mayor sadiq khan. transport bosses say they're prepared should wintry weather hit the capital later today. tfl says more than 100,000 tons of salt are stockpiled, and it will be gritting roads and cycling routes, as well as de—icing the rails on the under and overground lines. heathrow airport has warned passengers of possible disruption to their flights, and to check before they travel. and you can get the very latest on the travel situation throughout the day on bbc radio london and on our website. let's have a look at the travel situation now. the tube is off to a good start. no reported problems so far, apart from those ongoing works on tfl rail services, which mean it's not running between brentwood and shenfield. there are no southern trains to and from beckenham junction, guildford and wimbledon because of industrial action, reduced service

here is hammersmith station.s. there is also extra bikes available at the cycle hubs around central london. the river services have also been enhanced, but if you are travelling on the roads, i‘m afraid, there are miles and miles of queues heading into london if you are travelling by car or by taxi. i have to say, as i was travelling here today, there were a lot of extra people on the streets as well. people going back to old—fashioned walking or running to work! the mayor, sadiq khan, called the strike action pointless and he says it is causing unnecessary suffering to millions of passengers but the unions reiterated that the unacceptable proposals have been put forward and they‘re concerned about safety a nd forward and they‘re concerned about safety and staff. now the strike action will last until around 6pm tonight. however, we‘re expecting that services won‘t resume until around about tomorrow morning. after 10am, we will talk to management from transport for london. at least 15 people have been arrested in

severe delays on the circle line clockwise, the hammersmith & city line eastbound and the metropolitan we are also looking at patches of freezing fog through the course of the morning possibly causing hazards through the morning rush hour. most likely to stick around for much of the morning towards south—eastern areas of the capital. we will see cloud push in from the north—west through the course of the day. gradually turning cloudier and feeling a touch milder than yesterday. highs between 5—7 degrees. we should stay dry until the evening. then we will see rain push down from the north—west. most of it tends to be light and patchy, turning to drizzle by the time we get to tomorrow morning. mild tonight with overnight lows of around four or five. over the weekend, it will stay mostly dry. there could still be outbreaks of drizzle perhaps on saturday, and certainly a lot of cloud as well. generally, looking milder. nine or 10 celsius. in reality, it will not feel that pleasant because of the low grey cloud. at least the winds are light. it will turn briefly into the start of next week

no service on the circle, hammersmith. more lines out than we we re hammersmith.te and remember tickets are being accepted on buses and national rail services — but they are expected to be much busier than usual. so if you are using the trains instead — a warning that great northern has no trains on the moorgate line. they're diverting to king's cross. and c2c services are not stopping at west ham. of course the tube strike will mean lots of extra traffic on the roads. as you can see here it's already looking very busy on the approach to the blackwall tunnel. don't forget you can get travel updates every 15 minutes on our radio station — bbc radio london. right, well, let's hope the weather's looking a bit better! here's kate kinsella. good morning. it is a rather grey and damp start to the new week. there is a lot of cloud around and a little bit of drizzle here and there as well. but significant rain on its way a little later on. not especially cold this morning, still reasonably mild as this cold front, however, pushes through, the rain becomes heavier and more

minor delays on the circle and district lines as well as the hammersmith & city lines. outbreaks of this light rain and drizzle, drying out a little as we head through the afternoon. the maximum temperature today at six so still feeling reasonably chilly. 0vernight tonight we hang on to the cloud, mostly dry picture. maybe one or two breaks in the cloud and if we do then we could see some fog developing and the temperature drop that little bit lower. minimum temperature around one or two celsius. maybe one or two breaks in the cloud and if we do then we could see some fog developing and the temperature drop that little bit lower. minimum temperature around one or two celsius. a chilly start tomorrow again, we could get one or two mist and fog patches but as we head through the day there‘s a bit of cloud but a brighter day with drier air startubf to move in. another chilly night tuesday into wednesday but for much of the week it‘s staying rather cloudy. vanessa feltz is on bbc radio london and she‘ll have more on the lights at piccadilly about to go out. they happen at 8

the hammersmith & city has severe delays between edgware road to barking.ut that is moving away south—eastwards, accompanied by a fresh north—westerly wind. that wind will feel chilly later. we've got some bright and sunny spells, but by the end of the day the temperature colder than this morning, 6—7 celsius. a cold night tonight, but tomorrow we have a band of rain sweeping across the south of the uk. falling in the most part as rain, but as we head through the afternoon into the evening it mixes with cold air and could in turn fall as snow right about rush—hour. some very difficult driving conditions. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for some snow through tomorrow into tomorrow evening. as we head through the rest of the week it is going to get progressively colder, especially at night. potential for some snow thursday evening into friday morning. some brightness for friday and saturday, but it will get colder. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. hello. this is breakfast with dan walker an

on the roads, there‘s a break down on the aa into london between the hogarth roundabout — and hammersmithn unsettled week on the whole and turning breezy as we head through thursday. vanessa feltz has got a special programme this morning focusing on the issues around knife crime — which is at a five year high in london. her programme is on bbc radio london. i will be back in half an hour with our next update. hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. downing street has rejected calls to cancel president trump‘s state visit to the uk. a petition against his visit has gathered more then 900,000 but the government said that it would undo everything following theresa may‘s visit to the states last week. more protests have taken place in the us as president trump defends his decision to impose travel restrictions, saying he isn‘t targeting muslims. good morning. it‘s monday the 30th of january. also this morning: six people have been killed in a gun attack on a mosque in the canadian city of quebec. the prime ministerjustin trudeau has called it a terrorist attack. so—called

the hammersmith and city line has minor delays eastbound.be inside a glasshouse, of course, and there'll be 50 different species from places like central and south america and southeast asia. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. we saw plenty of snow around last night, especially toward southern home counties. here are a couple of your weather watcher pictures. a lot of this has now melted away, but there could be a few more wintry showers around for a time this morning, mostly falling as sleet and rain. it will feel cold all day and there will be a very raw feeling north—westerly wind about. temperatures about freezing to start the day, so ice will be a big issue this morning. all of it refrozen on pavements. so watch out for slippery surfaces. a few wintry showers around through the morning. perhaps a bit of snow in the mix at times. a very raw north—westerly wind about as well. temperatures between 2—5 degrees, but there will be some brightness about at times. a cold feeling day, though. 0vernight tonight we will probably

early in the week we heard hammersmith and fulham council, a labour council, is freezing council tax.ge amounts of money and paid themselves a lot of money and paid themselves a lot of money? if you look at the chief executive a couple of years ago, his pay package was worth £247 a year, it was deemed insufficient, so it went up to £252,000 a year, not a council with a good track record of providing value and running things efficiently. thank you very much. specialist mountain rescue teams are shovelling through huge mounds of snow and debris after a hotel in italy was hit by an avalanche. at least three people have died and 30 more are still missing from the mountain resort in the central region of abruzzo. the area was hit by four earthquakes yesterday — and further tremors were reported overnight. bad weather from recent storms has brought down power lines and cut off villages. the first rescuers arrived at the hotel on skis frankie mccamley reports. buried in snow, barely visible, this is the 3—storey hotel hit by last night's avalanche. unrecognisable to what it had looked like b