he's increasing costs at tfl across the board . costs at tfl across the board. the inflationary spike, tfl charges went up by 5% in 2022. and now he's putting them up by another 6. so that's an 11% increase using public transport. and i renewed my bofis transport. and i renewed my boris bike annual thing that a member of last year it cost me 90 quid to be a member of boris bike for a year. this, this time around it was 120 quid. that's a 33% increase and that's a paris friendly as it gets. why isn't he cut wasn't using some of this ulez income to make boris bikes not in london by the way. don't know what is on about me. a bofis know what is on about me. a boris bike is basically those rental schemes where you've got bikes dotted around there in cities and down the country cities up and down the country now. so bikes dotted around. you use smartphone or whatever use your smartphone or whatever you for half you pay, you take one for half an hour or whatever. i think i'd love you on that, the love to see you on that, by the way, it's cycle scheme way, it's a cycle sc

every traffic light in london is tfl's . they will london is tfl's.the law tends to suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads. suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads . we will kit on borough roads. we will see all part of the legal conversation to be had. but i can't vote for transport for london. no, you can't. can you. it's a shame . shame. but i can it's a shame. shame. but i can vote if you like. if your council . so what does this vote if you like. if your council. so what does this mean for local democracy ? frankly, for local democracy? frankly, it's struggling, isn't it? you have amir acting well. he's out of control, frankly . how far of control, frankly. how far would you take this? colin smith . nigel, we will this as far as the law permits in law and, if we come up short personally, i know if already been calling for it . we've seen the government it. we've seen the government intervene in scotland recently . intervene in scotland recently. it can be done. i think there's a real case. the government stepping in, st

every traffic light in london is tfl's . they will london is tfl's.the law tends to suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads. suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads . we will kit on borough roads. we will see all part of the legal conversation to be had. but i can't vote for transport for london. no, you can't. can you. it's a shame . shame. but i can it's a shame. shame. but i can vote if you like. if your council . so what does this vote if you like. if your council. so what does this mean for local democracy ? frankly, for local democracy? frankly, it's struggling, isn't it? you have amir acting well. he's out of control, frankly . how far of control, frankly. how far would you take this? colin smith . nigel, we will this as far as the law permits in law and, if we come up short personally, i know if already been calling for it . we've seen the government it. we've seen the government intervene in scotland recently . intervene in scotland recently. it can be done. i think there's a real case. the government stepping in, st

tfl have announced delayed plans to improve old street roundabout.24. hackney, houn5low and waltham forest have won bids for government funding to install new charging points for electric vehicles. and ahead of the expansion of the ultra low emission zone across london in august there'll also be more for barnet, one of the original pilot areas. a new air ambulance service has been launched to help people who suffer major heart failure. patient5 will be transferred to harefield hospital to receive e—cpr, a new advanced cpr 5y5tem. medics hope survival rates willjump from 7% to 43%. a young boy from redbridge has turned his dream of having a book publi5hed into reality. henry dreampt up lark the shark during lockdown — henry dreamt up lark the shark during lockdown — a loveable, friendly 5hark on a quest to rid the ocean of litter — and much to his surprise, a publisher loved it. we googled publishers and we sent it to the first one we saw and we went on holiday and came back to a contract. we were very lucky. it was all a whirlwind and they said, "we

tfl say the £700 million worth of improvements at bank have boosted the stations capacity by a0%.as a new ticket hall with improved step—free access. tennis star, emma raducanu says she's "on the mend" after having to pull out of the austin open in texas with tonsillitis. the 20—year—old from bromley withdrew on the eve of the tournament after falling ill. after spending the last month training at the national tennis centre near richmond, she says she hopes to be playing again soon. well, let's how the tube for a monday morning. there's minor delays on the metropolitan line, but otherwise a good service. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates. now onto the weather. here's kate kinsella. it's a chilly start this monday morning. temperatures close to zero. high pressure's in charge, so we've had a partly clear night, which allowed the temperature to drop. for this morning, a few showers blowing through, but later we'll see a bit more in the way of sunshine. now, if you do have the bright spell this morning, this c

travel now and this is how tfl services are looking.. the cloud this morning producing this showery rain, slowly clearing and through the afternoon, through the afternoon, and further north we start to see something brighter with some sunshine before the sun sets and temperatures of nine celsius, the wind strengthening and a north easterly flow, so a chilly start to the night under clear skies and the minimum temperature dropping to —2, so we are likely to see frost, but the cloud will move into friday morning and that indicates some slightly less cold air. a couple of fronts tomorrow, a warm front followed by a cold front and it's between the two where you can see the air is slightly less cold but quickly replaced by something chillier as we head into the weekend. at the weekend it will be breezy and chilly wind as well but we should see largely dry conditions with a little bit of sunshine. there's lots more on our website and social media including the cheapest way to stay warm in bed. that's it for now, i'll be back in around an hour

travel now, and lets see how tfl services are looking.th rizzini. hello, there, good morning. with high pressure dominating the weather for the rest of the week, then it's looking dry and settled. there's more blue sky and sunshine to come in the forecast. and while it's cold at the moment, things will be turning milder as we head towards the weekend. now, certainly very chilly out there this morning. a widespread sharp frost with temperatures below freezing, and some more patches of freezing fog, too. that will be slow to lift and clear once again this morning., so reduced visibility on many of our roads — do take care — but it's quite patchy, and for many it's a bright start to the day. and there'll be more sunny skies as we head through the afternoon in particular, the breeze picking up a touch, but the winds still fairly light. temperatures around about the seasonal average. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then it's still going to be feeling cold, but not as cold as it has been — temperatures still low enough for a

system planned, integrated, coordinated any sensible way by local transport authorities, like in london tflomething that is centred around the needs of local people, local economies as well, and actually deliver in that way something that is sustainable and reliable and actually affordable for people. thank you very much for talking to us today and do send your comments on your local bus services to us, please. the most dangerous domestic abusers will be monitored more closely and electronically tagged under new government plans. almost £8.5 million will be spent over the next two years on plans which include specialist victim support programmes. labour welcomed the move but said the government should be doing more to tackle violence against women and girls. joining us now is nicole jacobs, domestic abuse commissioner for england and wales. thank you very much today for taking the time to talk to us. what do you make of the government's plans which might give us an overview. i welcome this package- — might give us an overview. i welcome this package. essentially _ might give us an overview.

administration tfl doesn't consult very well.l right, now i want to know your views are do you have a clear agenda where you are, what you think them? are you going think of them? are you going to pay think of them? are you going to pay your think of them? are you going to pay you think of them? are you going to pay you london or pay your £560 is in london or you perhaps be of you want to perhaps be one of those people birmingham those people in birmingham whose fines been written off? you can email gb views at gbnews.uk email me gb views at gbnews.uk or news. tony is or tweet us at gb news. tony is in london supplement but thanks to join me and still with me is kevin craig now talking about the eurovision song contest . the eurovision song contest. former sex pistol london is geanng former sex pistol london is gearing up to compete become ireland's eurovision entry . he's ireland's eurovision entry. he's banned public image limited are among six acts trying to represent ireland at 67th eurovision song contest, which of course is

tfl staff spent two weeks trying to lure mrjingles out of the tunnels.nd victoria. i looked up the tunnel with our big lamp, and i could see the cat in the distance. i could call the cat by meowing, and it would come near the end of the tunnel but wouldn't quite come onto the platforms. tunnel but wouldn't quite come onto the platforms-— the platforms. sounds like a lucky esca e! now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. we're set to stay in this rather chilly feeling air now, as we head through the rest of the week across the capital. high pressure dominates at first, so it is looking dry, and there'll be some rather frosty nights and misty, foggy mornings, potentially a bit of mist out there this morning, but it's not terribly extensive. there is a frost, though. temperatures dropped below freezing last night. blue sky and sunshine for most as we head through the morning, and then some more high level cloud through the afternoon. and that's set to turn the sunshine hazier once again. temperatures a little lower than they w

tfl are running a 5crappage scheme worth £110 million which offers up to £2,000 to people on certainction on the london overground. now onto the weather with elizabeth. good morning. it really is quite a mild start to the new week. we're going to hang on to this mild air for the next couple of days. settled, yes, dry and cloudy. now, high pressure to the south, so that brings the settled conditions, but also this mild air, as well. now, it is quite cloudy start this morning, and it's going to stay largely cloudy through the day. a few bright 5pells, however, and you mightjust get one or two glimpses of sunshine. a westerly breeze — noticeable one. temperatures today, a very mild 14 celsius. now, overnight, it stays fairly similar — we've still got quite a bit of cloud, the wind a little bit lighter overnight. the minimum temperature dropping down to mid single figures — around six or seven celsius. now, as we head into tuesday, very similar start tomorrow as we have this morning — quite cloudy. it stays dry through tomorrow. not until wednesday, we see this cold frontjust sneaking a

tfl services like the 0verground and the elizabeth line are running — but the strikes could impact someh and west london. some businesses are now calling for an end to all strike action as they say they're being badly affected. from our perspective, we just want the grown—ups to get around the table and find solutions as quickly as possible, because small businesses are the collateral damage in all of this. unless they can get some certainty and clarity, it is very difficult for them to plan at this time. so there's a lot going on. remember you can get the latest on all the industrial action and how it could affect you on the bbc london website. in other news — a council in south london has handed back more than a £100,000 in fines to drivers as the road signs were said to be confusing. more than 1600 penalties were issued over a traffic scheme on hydethorpe road in balham between may and november last year. many appealed saying the restrictions were hard to read. lambeth has now given refunds to motorists affected before the signs were removed. the british library is a step closer to g

serious, right to do something, he should show rants a big call and say look, the government are bailing tflur not bringing this in. that's right. it's going to hit hard. working people cost the living crisis. you know what? we bounce off the money taps stopped and we're not letting you bring this in and that is the crux of it is rossi, a supporter or is he against it? let's show you real policy . he let's show you real policy. he will not say this is about devolution. and sadiq khan keeps winning and being sort of the mayor. and it's up for the local people to read the terminal, vote him out . well, i mean, they vote him out. well, i mean, they talk about voting in a vote in i mean, so they go in our thing to conserve . it's either a very conserve. it's either a very good round. it was shown by. it's just a shame really that the conservative party think get me i'm sure by the a bit stronger we might not put up with carnage that we got in london at the moment. but listen, like i said so they khan is doing this under the umbrella of a clean net zero and the civic genghis khan. but i'm fortuna

travel now and let's see how tfl services are looking at the moment.ate kinsella. good morning. it's a cold start this morning and a largely cloudy one as well. we'll see some outbreaks of rain coming and going through the course of today. a couple of weather fronts, first a warm front bringing patchy light rain and drizzle, then a cold front through the afternoon, staying cloudy but gradually the rain and cloud starts to clear. we should end the day with a little bit of sunshine. temperatures reaching nine or 10 celsius. with that cold front clearing, behind it it is going to feel quite chilly. overnight it's dry and largely clear, the minimum down to —1. bit of a breeze preventing too much in the way of frost but we still could see a patch or two. high pressure in charge as we head through saturday, we'll get a bright start, bit of sunshine thing tomorrow morning but we'll see the cloud moving in from the east for the rest of the day. with that, one or two isolated showers. breezy too, a north north—easterly breeze, so it is going to feel chilly. jus

and hillingdon — have refused to sign it and have begun the first step of their legal action to stop tfle object might date back to the 2nd century ad. the museum of london said it was unable to comment further until initial research and analysis had been done. let's take a look at the tubes now. just the jubilee line just thejubilee line to remind you about that has minor delays. hello there. good morning. lots more dry weather to come in the forecast as we head through the rest of this week. there will be more sunshine around at times. once again, set to feel really quite mild for this time of year and, of course, it is a frost—free start this morning with temperatures generally in mid—single figures. there will be variable amounts of cloud but also some bright and sunny spells on and off as we head through the day, but still a noticeable westerly wind blowing but not quite as blustery as it was yesterday and we will see temperatures peak again comfortably in double figures at around 11 or 12 celsius and for many of us it will stay dry. through this evening and overnight, the dry theme