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The London Underground has delayed plans to introduce an all-night tube service. It was due to start on the twelfth of September. Unions are unhappy about proposed pay and conditions. Andrew Boff is a Conservative member of the London Assembly. He's been speaking to BBC London 94.9's Duncan Barkes...

Plans to launch an all-night Tube service on September 12 have been deferred. London Underground said it wanted to allow more time for talks with unions to reach a deal on pay and conditions for the new service. BBC London 94.9's Duncan Barkes has been speaking to the RMT's Steve Hedley.

It's A level results day, and for those of you who think the exams are easier now than back in the day, one of the students at St Marylebone School has something to tell you.

A lawyer for the Wikileaks founder -- Julian Assange -- has told BBC London 94.9 he won't be leaving the Ecuadorian Embassy in London; even though Swedish prosecutors have dropped three cases of sexual misconduct against him. Mr Assange -- who denies wrongdoing -- has been living there for more than three years. One of his lawyers -- Per Samuelson -- has been speaking to Penny and Paul.

Paris has just introduced new rules which mean riders can cycle through red signals at some junctions. With 8 cycling deaths in London this year alone, Charlie Lloyd from the London Cycling Campaign explains why it should be tried here.

Jeremy Corbyn has told BBC London 94.9 he's "cautious" about his chances of victory in the Labour leadership contest. That's despite an opinion poll giving him a clear lead and bookmakers installing him as favourite to win. Listen to how the North Islington MP describes being at the centre of "Corbynmania"...

Firefighter Patrick Goldbourne speaks to BBC London 94.9's Anna O'Neill about the 500lb World War Two bomb which has been discovered in Bethnal Green.

An unexploded 500lb World War Two bomb has been discovered in Bethnal Green. BBC London 94.9's Anna O'Neill has been speaking one woman who has been forced from her home because of the discovery...

Author Joshua Levine's new book The Secret History of the Blitz is aimed at dispelling some of the myths about the Blitz. 2015 marks the 75th anniversary of the Blitz of 1940. BBC London 94.9's David Friend went to Imperial War Museum, London to speak to Joshua... www.iwm.org.uk

London's RAF Museum has been nominated for a National Lottery Award for its First World War in the Air project. It's up against six other projects to be crowned the winner of the Best Heritage category. Voting closes on Monday with the winner announced in September. BBC London 94.9's David Friend went to the museum in Hendon to find out out why it's in the running... To vote for First World War in the Air, go to www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/project/first-world-war-air

#Wimbledon finalist Novak #Djokovic visits the nearby Buddhapadipa Temple regularly while he's in London. Phramaha Bhatsakon tells Jumoké Fashola how meditation can improve focus and could help Djokovic win the trophy.

BBC London 94.9's David Friend has been speaking to James, a fruit seller whose pitch is outside Embankment Tube Station. Hear how much sympathy he has with today's strikers. #tubestrike

Gill Hicks lost both of her legs in the terrorist attack ten years ago. To mark the anniversary she joined Christian, Muslim and Jewish leaders at King's Cross before a procession to Tavistock Square, where a bomb destroyed a busy bus in 2005. She's been speaking to BBC London 94.9's Chris Rogers. #WalkTogether #SevenSeven

BBC London 94.9's Joanne Good attended today's Tavistock Square memorial, remembering those who died on a Number 30 bus, ten years ago. #7/7 #SevenSeven

Ten years ago four suicide bombers attacked the public transport system in London during the morning rush hour. Fifty-two people were killed and more than seven hundred people were injured when explosions hit three underground trains and a bus. A decade on BBC London 94.9's Vanessa Feltz pays tribute to those who died... #7/7 #SevenSeven

10 years ago, the first caller to speak to BBC London 94.9 about what was happening was a listener called Tyrone. To mark the 10th anniversary of the bombs, Vanessa Feltz met with Tyrone at Liverpool Street Station. #7/7

Ten years ago four suicide bombers attacked the public transport system in London during the morning rush hour. Fifty-two people were killed and and more than seven hundred people were injured when explosions hit three underground trains and a bus. Now, we look back on how the day unfolded on BBC London 94.9...

Ten years ago today four home-grown suicide bombers attacked the public transport system in London during the morning rush hour. Fifty-two people were killed and and more than seven hundred people were injured when explosions hit three underground trains and a bus. A decade on, BBC London 94.9's David Friend has been back to each of the bomb sites:

On the 10th anniversary of the 7/7 bombings, Mayor Boris Johnson tells BBC London 94.9 the murderers failed in their aim to divide London. #7/7

On the 10th anniversary of the 7/7 London bombings, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan Howe tells BBC London 94.9's Breakfast Show there is always a chance of another attack by terrorists in the capital. He says we have to act together to make sure they don't succeed. #7/7