08/03/2014 BBC London News

this afternoon. Now it's tile for the news where you are.

? Good afternoon.

Four people arrested in connection with the murders of two men whose

bodies were discovered in a car in east London have been released on

bail. Aaron Carriere and Josiah Manful were both repeatedly stabbed

after a gang of hooded attackers surrounded their car in Leytonstone

last Saturday. Detectives are still trying to establish the mothve for

their murder. The company managing a Surrdy

landfill site where hundreds of residents have complained about the

smell say they are taking steps to tackle it. Biffa has installed a

temporary flarestack at the Redhill site, which it says will relove the

gas more quickly. The Environment Agency says it's monitoring the

situation. There are concerns that young

Londoners are being put off a career in the construction industrx through

poor advice at school. The Construction Industry Trainhng Board

says there should be better support for young apprentices. Warrdn

Nettleford went to meet somd of them, helping transform the Olympic

Stadium into West Ham's new home. Less than a year ago, using bolt

illuminated this stadium for the Olympic anniversary games. Right

now, there's a different race on, to transform this into West Hal's new

home. The club will have thdir first game here in 2016 and are counting

on apprentices to make sure the work is done on time. George and Mohammed

are electrical engineering apprentices. Both of them love the

stadium and both love their jobs. It's a dream come true becatse

you're working on something that you can't say to everyone, " have you

worked on your home team's homeground?" But I have, I'l

actually doing it. 16 apprentices are already employed to transform

the elliptic Park. West Ham have invested ?15 million in the stadium

and the club are keen to support the creation of local jobs. I think it's

brilliant, a project like this for young apprentices to come and work

here as a start off point. Ht's brilliant for the local are` and,

for the young lads, it's a great opportunity and you can see what

kind of job they're doing. But recent research by the construction

industry has found that poor careers advice could mean some misshng out

on the capital's construction boom. What we find is that a lot of

careers advisers and teachers are telling young people that

construction is only for yotng people that can't do anything else.

In London, there's predicted over the next four years to be 6400 jobs

within the construction indtstry and I always say to careers advhsers and

to teachers, "would you likd somebody who can't do something else

to rewire your home? " . For now, George and Mohammed are just focused

on doing what they can to gdt the stadium ready on time.

Time for a look at the weather with Elisabeth ritzy knee.

A lovely afternoon in store. It has been rather cloudy this morning but

the sunshine is now emerging and put it with us for the rest of the day.

It will stay dry not only for the weekend but also into the working

week. Long spells of sunshine and temperatures perhaps on a p`r with

yesterday, up to 16 or 17. Overnight tonight, clear and dry with

temperature dropping to arotnd seven degrees. Tomorrow, a gloriots day.

Wall`to`wall sunshine for m`ny of us with temperatures up to 17 or 1 .

Slightly cooler next week btt still dry.

That's it from me. I'll be back a little earlier than usual whth our

afternoon bulletin, just after 4:30pm. Hope you can join md then.

Goodbye. Good afternoon. Our weekend forecast

did include some sunshine and warmth but was never going to be

wall-to-wall across the whole country. We started with a lot of

mist and murk and cloud but you can see how, to the south, sunshine has

been breaking through. More cloud further north and a weather front

still producing some rain across the northern and western isles with some

strong wind across parts of Scotland. A breezy afternoon for the

rugby in Murrayfield but it should be dry if a little overcast. Drive

in Northern Ireland through the afternoon. Some brighter spells

started to develop across northern England but it's always further

south where we got the best of sunshine. A bit breezy but 15 or 16

degrees in brighter spells,