08/04/2014 BBC London News

Good evening. The family of Mark Duggan has been granted the right to

challenge the inquest verdict into his death. He was shot dead by

police in Tottenham in 2011, which sparked the London riots. In

January, a jury found he had been "lawfully killed". There is some

flash photography in this rdport from our home affairs correspondent,

Guy Smith. This was moments after the family

heard the jury's decision that the Met Police firearms officer had

acted lawfully, despite jurors at the inquest concluding that Mark

Duggan did not have a gun when he was shot dead. We are left with a

great injustice. Today, Mr Duggan's family won the right to challenge

the verdict because of alleged errors the coroner made when

directing the jury about thd law. A judge has ruled that there hs an

arguable case. In a statement, the family say:

It is something they have bden fighting for. We are not giving up.

No justice, no peace! Mark Duggan's death in Tottenham in August 20 1

first led to riots on London's streets and then to other chties.

Police identified the 29`ye`r`old as a senior member of a violent gang,

Tottenham Mandem. Armed offhcers surrounded the minicab he w`s

travelling in and shot him. Two and a half years later, the majority of

the jury believe Mr Duggan had thrown a gun on a grass verge,

marked here in white. Many will remember the scenes outside court of

a senior police officer being heckled as he tried to expl`in the

Met's position. The killing of Mark Duggan was

controversial. Now an appeal against the inquest's conclusion will go

before some of the country's most senior judges. But it is not yet

known when that will be. Three men have been arrested on

suspicion of murder after the disappearance of a schoolbox 26

years ago. 15`year`old Lee Boxell was last seen in south`west London

in 1988. Detectives now belheve he may have been targeted by a

paedophile ring. Behind this blue screen, thd hunt

for clues about Lee Boxell's disappearance. Police used radar

recruitment to find out if graves had been disturbed, but the

teenager's body was never found That was two years ago in the

graveyard of St Dunstan's Church in Cheam. Detectives discovered that he

used to attend an unofficial youth club there known as The Shed, and

they believe he might have been killed after witnessing child abuse.

Police in London say they are now extremely concerned for the safety

of a 15`year`old schoolboy, Lee Boxell. He went missing in September

1988. BBC Crimewatch reconstructed his last known movements on Sutton

high street, and when we interviewed his parents, they said they would

not move house, just in casd Lee came home. We have always hoped that

Lee is safe and well and alhve, but as the years have gone by, that hope

has dimmed. This morning, three men were arrested on suspicion of murder

and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. A woman in her forties

was also taken into custody. They are being questioned at a police

station in central London. Drivers are to be refunded hundreds

of thousands of pounds by a London council after parking tickets were

illegally issued by cameras. Newham gave out tickets to nearly 4000

people dating back to 2009. Campaigners believe there are number

of similar cameras used by the borough, which could see further

refunds of up to ?10 million. They have issued thousands of fines

and now Newham Council is to pay out thousands of pounds. This is a

victory for local businesses. One of those who will now receive ` refund

is this man. He has the letter to prove it. With so many deliveries,

his carpet business pays out around ?120 a week in parking fines. He is

asking for refunds on hundrdds of penalty notices. It is a stdalth

tax. They use every means possible to squeeze the life out of the local

businesses. The law is the law, and if they break the law, how can they

expect us to keep the law? The reason why Newham Council h`s fallen

foul of the rules is simple. Every camera has to be certified by the

vehicle certification agencx to ensure that the quality is good

enough to be used in court. During an internal audit, the council

discovered a dozen of their cameras were not. As a result, nearly 5 00

people have been issued with parking tickets from these 12 camer`s since

2009. Unpaid tickets have already been cancelled and today thd council

confirmed that ?347,000 worth of paid fines will now be refunded The

council had refused to pay back the money, but today's U`turn is in part

thanks to this man. A familhar masked figure in the area, his

activist group has been fighting the council all the way. We havd now got

another internal investigathon going on as to another 66 cameras which we

dispute have proper certification. They might have been used in the

wrong way, and we could be looking at a further ?10 million. Ndwham

Council declined to be interviewed today, confirming instead that their

cameras are now all approved of The government is now looking at banning

parking CCTV altogether. As for those of us wanting a refund from

the parking cameras that pax out? Well, we have six weeks to `pply.

That's it from me. I will h`nd you over to Wendy for the weathdr. It

has certainly brightened up. It was a lovely day today. And we have some

straightforward conditions over the next few days. High`pressurd means

it will be mostly dry and fhnd. The beautiful blue skies we havd had to

date have translated to cle`r ones as we go through the night. There

has been a breeze blowing, but that has now started to ease off. Places

like Berkshire and Surrey m`y get a few mist and fog patches, even a

touch of frost in prone spots as temperatures fall. It will feel

similar to this morning, quhte any kissed up to the day. There will be

some sunshine, the wind will not be as strong `` quite a nippy start to

the day. Towards the end of the afternoon, we could have a light

shower, but but mostly it whll be dry. Maybe a bit of light r`in on

Friday. A quiet dry. Maybe a bit of light rain on

Friday. A quiet spell for us. Not so on the other side of the world. As

you have been hearing, there is not a great deal happening in the

weather over the UK over the next couple of days.

Meanwhile, we have been attacked thing -- tracking an active spring

storm in the US. There have been reports of flash flooding and

tornadoes. You can see a narrowband which is weakening and heading out

to the Atlantic. It is the Atlantic tonight that will pick