24/08/2014 BBC London News

was unwell for some time. You can see more on that, on the BBC News

Channel, now it is time for the news where you are, have very good night.

A man from Maida Vale - 23 year old Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary -

is believed to be one of a number of suspects being

It's over the murder of the American journalist James Foley in Syria

URBAN MUSIC it is believed this is Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary, a keen

rapper who grew up in central London. He is now in Syria, fighting

against President Assad's forces, he thought to be a key suspect under

investigation the killing the American journalist James Foley. He

American journalist James Foley He lived in a posh part of London, he

decided to give it up and he was radicalised by probably the same

people which radicalised the people that killed Lee Rigby. These are the

clues, militants posted a video online showing James Foley being

beheaded by an Islamic State fighter. It apparent killer -- the

apparent killer appeared to talk with a London accent, an accident

which will now be scrutinised by experts. My opinion, from the sample

is that this was a younger generation native speaker of

English, probably from London, South London area. There was influence is

in his speech from other languages, one of which in my opinion could be

farseeing. Just one year ago, Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary was living in

Maida Vale with his family, this is not the first time he has made the

headlines. This picture posted this month cannot be verified but it is

thought to show him in Syria, clutching a severed head. His father

is an Egyptian refugee facing terrorism charges in America. Given

around 400 British citizens are now believed to have fought in Syria,

identifying James Foley's killer will no doubt be difficult. The Home

Office would not comment on this particular case but it has said the

priority is to dissuade people from travelling to areas of conflict like

Syria and Iraq. It insists it has wide-ranging powers including

prosecuting those who break the law. Drugs with an estimated street value

of ?300,000 that police believe were destined to be sold at the

Notting Hill Carnival were seized Police carried out a raid

at an address in Lewisham. It follows a series of raids

on Tuesday when guns, drugs and cash were seized

in an operation aimed at keeping Well tens of thousands

of party-goers have turned out for the first day of the

Notting Hill Carnival - 63 people have been arrested -

mostly for alleged drugs offences. August bank holiday in the capital

can only mean one thing: The Notting Hill Carnival. Loud music, vibrant

costumes and the smell of jerk chicken and curried goat filled the

air over West London. Today is known as children's Day in the carnival,

by the end of today, more than half a million people will taken to the

streets of Notting Hill gate. We love it and we come every year.

Enjoyed yourself, to the full. It is our first year. We thought he was

old enough, we brought him down, she loves Dan Singh and the party.

Organisers say, this is the build-up to the 50th anniversary, in 201 . We

plan it all year round to make sure it goes smoothly, we look forward to

it being the best of the year. If you are planning on committing

crime, do not come to Carnival, we will intercept you and if you manage

to get in, we will deal with you swiftly and robustly. As children's

day winds down, the focus turns to the main event, tomorrow.

Finally, it's a marriage proposal with a difference.

600 feet above the ground, courtesy of the Metropolitan Police

Helicopter - this candlelit request was captured in Gladstone Park

in Dollis Hill as the helicopter looked for a stolen car.

And the bank holiday weather - there's a Met Office warning

of heavy rain tomorrow, especially in the afternoon.

It will be blustery and cool with a high in London of 18 degrees.

That's it, from everyone on the team do have a very good night.

Hello, the best of the weather conditions tomorrow will be where it

is not a bank holiday, that is because we continue to see cloud and

rain coming in from the Atlantic. Not much rain from Northern

Ireland, the Wales and south-west, northern England and Scotland should

be dry with clear skies, quite cold. Sufficient rain, keeping those

temperatures much higher than last night. Tomorrow in England and Wales

it will be cloudy, some heavy rain coming in across the South West of

England, through Wales and into the Midland and south-east England.

Further north it will be drier, Scotland is the best place to be,

the North of Scotland will be lovely with sunshine. Eastern Scotland will

have a chilly breeze, gusty winds in northern England and Ireland. The

South of Northern Ireland will see the most of the rain. Far north of

England will see little rain, with sunshine. Elsewhere cloudy with

rain. Rain could be heavy. Quite muggy, temperatures in the

south-west will be boosted with sunshine and heavy