08/09/2014 BBC London News

reshape Britain. Now we join the news teams where you are.

One of two men, arrested on suspicion

of the murder of missing schoolgirl Alice Gross, has been released.

The 14`year`old, from Hanwell, was last seen walking along a

Another man is still being questioned by police tonight.

The search for Alice goes on. Under the water police divers havd been

working for days, in parkland and on the internet. Her friends and family

are spearheading a massive social media campaign. It's clear why

police are concentrating on the waterways. She was last spotted near

Brentford lock on CCTV. That last sighting wags August 28. `` was

August 28. She told her parents she August 28. She told her parents she

was going for a walk. By September 4, police, including divers, were

scouring the areas along thd River scouring the areas along thd River

Brent in west London. Two days Brent in west London. Two d`ys

later, as the search continued, Brent in west London. Two days

later, as the search continted, a later, as the search continted, a

man was arrested. The following day police appealed to cyclists to get

in touch and arrested a second man. He was 51 and has now been released

and will face no further action The other remains in custody. Alice

wasn't well when she went missing. wasn't well when she went missing.

She's recently been diagnosdd wasn't well when she went mhssing.

She's recently been diagnosed with She's recently been diagnosdd with

anorexia. Her family wait and hope. Alice is an amazing daughter. She's

smart. She's kind. She's funny. She's incredibly creative and

talented. She's just an amazing daughter. It's hard because I miss

her. And I just really hope that she knows that we really, really

her. And I just really hope that she knows that we really, reallx love

her and we really need her back. Because she's, she's... I jtst

her and we really need her back Because she's, she's... I just love

Because she's, she's... I jtst love her. I miss the sound of her voice.

It's a really, really big p`rt her. I miss the sound of her voice.

It's a really, really big p`rt of our family. There's a massive hole

now. We really need her back as soon as possible. Police are also looking

at the many messages she posted online in the days before she

disappeared. On the site shd used her friends have put up their own

her friends have put up thehr own words, including, "Come home.

her friends have put up their own words, including, "Come homd. We

miss you." And Rebecca is

in the newsroom with the latest. Have police said any more

about the man in custody? They say they've been given extra

time to continue questioning this 25`year`old man, who was arrested on

Saturday on suspicion of murder He's currently in custody at a west

London police station. I've been following the police search over the

last couple of days. This is clearly a community devastated by Alice s

a community devastated by Alice's disappearance. There are posters of

her on trees, lampposts, evdn in the her on trees, lampposts, even in the

local pub. The search has now been expanded, with police today

searching further west of the Grand Union Canal. Thank you.

Luton Airport has reopened after a security alert.

Bomb disposal experts carridd out a controlled explosion

on a suspect package this afternoon , after hundreds

of passengers were evacuated from the terminal building.

Several flights have now resumed, although Easyjet has taken

the decision to cancel its flights this evening ` with a normal

The Mayor has promised to c`p next year's bus and tube fares

at the rate of inflation, in line with national rail services.

Previously, fares could go tp by inflation plus 1%.

Boris Johnson says the Treasury s agreed to make up the shortfall to

ensure that Transport for London can continue its investment programme.

With more details, here's our Transport Correspondent,

Next year, on average, fares will go up by the rate of inflation, 2. 5%.

Not as big as feared, but still unwelcome by many commuters. I still

think not many people are getting 2. think not many people are getting 2.

5% increases in their salarx. think not many people are gdtting 2.

5% increases in their salary. There 5% increases in their salary. There

will be pressure on disposable Is that a income. Lot? Yes, it's always

a lot. Yes. Expected, it's London. I don't know, fares are always going

up. Is it expensive in London for getting around? I don't find it is.

I think the monthly Travelcard is I think the monthly Travelcard is

pretty good London is in value. The middle of a period of huge

investment in transport, like the cross`rail project. It means

commuters have had to pay with long commuters have had to pay with long

periods of above`inflation fare rises. TfL's business plan is based

on fares going up by inflathon rises. TfL's business plan hs based

on fares going up by inflation plus on fares going up by inflation plus

1%. For the second year running the 1%. For the second year running, the

Treasury has found money, roughly ?50 million, to help Londondrs'

fares. Yesterday, the Chancellor announced rail fares would go up by

inflation or RPI. Today it was the mayor's turn. This is very good news

for Londoners in the sense that obviously we try as much as we can

to hold fares down, but we need to invest in the upgrades and hn the

infrastructure, we're able to keep fares at RPI for this year because

the Treasury is making up the difference, so we can continue with

our business plan. Elsewhere in the our business plan. Elsewhere in the

country, there have been protests today at steep rail fare rises. The

mayor's opponents say today's announcements is blatant

electioneering. To be cynical about electioneering. To be cynic`l about

this, it's taken the mayor a long this, it's taken the mayor a long

time to recognise the fare hncreases time to recognise the fare hncreases

are too high. A few months before the general election, he's done

something to peg the flares to inflation. We need to reducd traffic

in this city, tackle congestion and pollution and rather than hhtting

public transport, I would like to public transport, I would like to

see the cost of motoring go up in this city and we should be looking

at a new form of road pricing. Campaign groups have welcomed

Campaign groups have welcomdd today's news. They say, though,

Campaign groups have welcomed today's news. They say, thotgh, that

today's news. They say, though, that they're waiting to see if it's part

of a longer term plan to brhng fares of a longer term plan to bring fares

finally in line with wages. ? `` with wages.

So I'll wish you a very goodnight and hand you over to Wendy Hurrell.

Good evening. A decent week ahead of us. We will have chilly mornings.

Tomorrow morning is no exception. At the he moment, we have the clearing

skies, light winds and temperatures skies, light winds and temperatures

falling back gradually. It turns misty in places. There may be one or

two fog patches. These temperatures are in the middle of urban `reas.

two fog patches. These tempdratures are in the middle of urban areas. In

are in the middle of urban `reas. In the countryside, well, it won't be

very difficult to get temperatures down into single figures. It's a

nippy start to the day tomorrow. There'll be haziness as well. We

will see that burning away. We will have sunshine breaking through.

have sunshine breaking throtgh. Cloud coming and going throughout

Cloud coming and going throtghout the afternoon. Generally it's a fine

day with light winds and temperatures really aren't too bad

for the time of year. 19 degrees across Surrey, for example. 22 in

London. On the outlook: We have more fine weather. It is going to be

largely dry. There will be some sunny spells, I think, getting

sunny spells, I think, getthng through the cloud that's resolutely

on the picture there. Not looking too bad for the next few daxs.

on the picture there. Not looking too bad for the next few days. Out

of London, now the national too bad for the next few days. Out

of London, now the national forecast.

Good evening. A little bit of mist and fog in the coming few mornings.

Apart from that, we are set fair. This high pressure has been drifting

in through the day. It will stick around through the week and into the

weekend. So the rest of this week looks very good indeed, a lot of dry

weather in the forecast. This is what we saw earlier today, a lovely

afternoon across England and Wales, lots of sunshine, high level cloud

drifting south through the evening. Essentially overnight, many of us

dry, with clear skies. Light winds as well that. Combination will lead

to the mist and fog forming, mainly across northern and western areas.

10 or 11 in towns and cities. In the countryside temperatures down to

three or four degrees. Rural Northern Ireland and rural Scotland

could be close to freezing. : In the north of Scotland thicker cloud

keeping temperatures up and producing the odd spot of rain.

Elsewhere, it's a dry start. Extra cloud for eastern Scotland and

England. We have fog patches to contend with. I don't think it will

be overly dense. It