29/04/2017 London News

we are back with the late News at 9:00pm.

Just hours after a protest outside Leyton

Orient's Football Ground, hundreds of supporters inside took

part in a pitch invasion, to show their anger at the club's

owner, and their disappointment at being relegated to non-league

football for the first time in over 100 years.

Thomas Magill has been speaking to fans.

A pitch invasion with a message for Leyton orient bosses at their last

A pitch invasion with a message for Leyton Orient bosses at their last

Last Saturday's defeat confirmed the team's relegation to non-league

football after 112 years and outside the ground, a rally

My dad has supported it for 50 years, grandad before

It means a lot to your family and obviously now my son as well.

He started coming from the age of two days.

I believe the club will survive and come back from this, 100%.

This rally isn't just about the club's relegation.

There are real concerns about its future and that's

because last month, they survived a winding-up

petition and now the owner, Francesco Becchetti has

until the 12th of June to settle all debts or sell up.

In a statement issued today, the club said there isn't

any outstanding debt to Her Majesty's Revenue

and Customs and all salaries have been paid in full.

Despite this announcement, there is no doubt here

who the fans blame for all of the club's recent problems.

The kindest thing I can say to him, he is naive.

He thinks he can come into football and take over the club.

He's ruined it as a football club, but he's not taken the heart out

Is there anything Becchetti can do now to rekindle that friendship?

Now, supporters are more than happy to donate what they can to ensure

the future of their beloved club and although they are out

of the league, they say there is still plenty to play for.

A man found stabbed to death on a London bus in Marylebone

by police as 48-year-old, Archie Sheppard, from Neasden.

Mr Sheppard was fatally wounded on the 189 bus in Gloucester Place.

Police believe he boarded the bus in Brent Cross.

No arrests have been made, as detectives continue to appeal

A new Picasso exhibition has opened at the Gagosian Museum in Mayfair.

It's been put together with the help of Picasso's grandson,

Bernard Ruiz-Picasso and the artist's close friend

During a tour of the work, Sir John told BBC Radio

that he thought Picasso had a "negative" view of women.

He was very, I'm afraid very misogynistic.

I don't think you can defend his view.

I'm passionately against misogyny and

But, like a terrible explosion causes art

sometimes or makes great photographs.

An award winning International Festival

of Hip Hop Dance Theatre is taking place at Sadler's Wells this

It's called 'Breakin' Convention' and it aims

to position Hip Hop dance, alongside more historically

It's in its 14th year, and the man who came up with the idea,

recalls the difficulty he had in making the festival a reality.

I remember when I was proposing this as an idea and I was told

that there is no market where hip-hop in the theatre

is concerned, because that's not where you go to enjoy hip-hop.

Sikh and Punjabi culture was celebrated

It was to mark the festival of Vaisakhi, which is the start

of the Sikh new year, but its also significant

There was food, music and dance in the square,

And it'll be a clear, cool start to the day.

But just when you think it's going to stay that way,

Finally, a Metropolitan Police Officer who crawled the route

of the London Marathon dressed as a gorilla has finally

It took Tom Harrison from Amersham, six days, but he raised ?26,000

I hope you can join me again tomorrow evening.

Hello. This bank holiday weekend looks promising for some but there

will be rain in the forecast, particularly across central and

southern areas. But what you will notice, it is