18/05/2014 BBC London News

back with the late news. Now on BBC One it's time for the news where you

are. Bye for now. Good evening and welcome to the

programme. Police have launched a murder investigation after a body

was found in a flat fire in New Barnet. Antonio James Tammaso was

found in his home on Potters Road on Thursday. The Met have released a

picture of this petrol can, and are appealing for anyone with

information to come forward. Part of North London turned red

today in honour of Arsenal winning the FA Cup. Thousands packed the

streets from the stadium, through Highbury to the town hall. Jean

Mackenzie joined them. # You're having a laugh

# Specialists in failure # You're having a laugh #.

There was no talk of failure today as thousands packed on to the

streets of Islington to cheer their team and its trophy. For Arsenal

fans, this has been a long wait. For Michelle, the timing was spot on.

I've always been an Arsenal fan. My parents always have been. We decided

to come back and visit this year. We have been away for 40 years. I'm

lucky enough that they were able to win yesterday. So, this is

wonderful. Others didn't need to travel quite so far. And points for

effort go to Jamie, who wouldn't let broken bones stop him from bringing

his son. He's seven`years`old now. We have waited nine years for this.

And my dad brought me when I was younger, so, yes, I thought I'd do

that, so we have come from Chelmsford to see them. Hopefully,

is that them coming now? After a nerve`racking evening, this

was a moment fans could enjoy. All the players are like. Excellent.

What does this mean for you guys? She is a big Arsenal fan like her

dad. It's the first of many, hopefully. I have been waiting to

take her for many years. Today is a special day for us, definitely.

Absolutely. Brings the place together, doesn't it? Yes.

# Oh Santi Cazorla #. This is the first one with the

grandkids? First one with the grandkids, so I'm chuffed.

Absolutely chuffed with them. You can see this means much more than

just a football match and everything like that. A great day, a great day.

Whatever their view of the celebrations, for Arsenal fans, this

afternoon was close to perfect. I fly from Grenada just to see the

final. We love it. This is my son, he loves Arsenal. And we say we will

win again next year. Hello to everybody in Grenada. You all should

be in England. Up the Arsenal! Up the Arsenal. Everybody.

A`r`s`e`n`a`l! A`r`s`e`n`a`l! A`r`s`e`n`a`l!

Ignore Russell Brand and vote! That's the message to young

Londoners as we face just one year until the next general election. A

charity in the capital says the famous comedian was wrong to

discourage young voters recently. And says getting politicians to take

to Twitter, and other new media, is the way to engage them. The campaign

has won the support of some famous backers. Here's Charlotte Franks.

College Green. It's opposite the Palace of Westminster and it's the

place where everybody hears about what is happening in politics. But

this isn't the only place to find out what's been discussed in the

political world. A new wave of young activists are trying to get us to

talk about it on social media and they want politicians to do the

same. 50% of young Londoners in our survey

have told us that they would like politicians to talk about their

manifestos and policy promises on Twitter, so in 140 characters, on

YouTube and Instagram. If all the parties deliver their election

promises in this way, 42% would be more likely to vote. Sophie and Emma

feel disengaged with what goes on inside the House of Commons. If a

politician tweets, it might not have to be specifically about politics.

It could be about what they are doing in the day. It really makes

you feel like they are more human, like we all are. I think the

politicians could really get involved in the platforms that young

people use. I'm here to tell you that I always vote... The

campaigners have been calling on well`known celebrities to back them

and they have also been asking young people what would make them vote.

Out in College Green, we found more willing participants. It's not the

first time politicians have tried to engage with young people. Keith Hill

was closely involved in trying to encourage young Londoners to vote.

So, will it work? If you actually understand the issues that they care

about, and then use social media to highlight those issues and why it is

important to vote, then I think actually you will see an impact.

Those behind the campaign hope that politicians take them up on their

social media challenge. Right, let's take a quick look at

tomorrow's weather with Sara Thornton.

Good evening. With temperatures today in excess of 24 Celsius, it

was the warmest day of 2014 so far and it's not over. Another lovely

day in prospect for tomorrow. Very warm again and dry with good spells

of sunshine, but a slow slide as we go through this week to something

cooler and more unsettled. But not tomorrow. Plenty of sunshine

tomorrow, some fair`weather cloud at times. Always a bit cooler towards

the east because of the south`easterly breeze there. As you

can see, a top temperature in central London of 24 or 25 again, 77

in Fahrenheit. A little bit cloudier, a little bit cooler as we

go through Tuesday. That cloud building as we go through the

afternoon. The risk of some showers later on in the day. Still very warm

for the time of year, though, 23 in central London. And cooler still on

Wednesday, but still above average. There will be showers from Wednesday

onwards and, as you can see, there will be some sunshine as well.

Bye`bye. That's it. I'll be back later just

after 10.20pm. Until then, enjoy the rest of your weekend. Goodbye.

St James Park and Sheffield both hit 25 Celsius this afternoon. That

gives us our warmest day in nearly nine months, since 5th September

2013. It goes without saying that it is going to be a warm night. Look

out for some showers clipping into eastern Scotland. Some of those

could be heavy. Still some patchy rain for western Scotland. More

persistent rain returning to Northern Ireland by the end of the

night. Showers across Mid and North Wales. Temperatures no lower than 13

degrees. We start Monday on a much more positive footing across western

Scotland. Much drier than it has been through the weekend. Showers in

the North East. Showers around for Northern Ireland. Brighter spells

possible, too. Showers during the first part of the day for North

Wales. One or two briefly glancing across the North West of England and

a few for the Isle of Man. For England and Wales, still on