Police are ruling out a fresh investigation into claims phones owned by politicians and celebrities were routinely hacked into by News of the World journalists. The Guardian alleges private investigators were hired to access voicemail messages. But Scotland Yard says no new evidence has emerged since an enquiry that led to two men being jailed in 2007. Tom Cheal reported for the Nightly News.
Boris Johnson's warning new EU finance regulations could strangle businesses in the City. The Mayor and Business Secretary Lord Mandelson have been debating how to ensure London keeps its status as the global financial capital. Tonight, the two men at the centre of the story spoke to LBC.
After a long flight, standing around waiting for a taxi is the last thing many people want to do. Heathrow Airport's black cab drivers are fighting BAA's plan to let minicabs operate there and haven't ruled out using blockades as part of their protest. We sent Kat Higgins there for the Nightly News.
In showbiz, Thriller Live goes on a world tour...This as mystery still surrounds the whereabouts of Michael Jackson's body. LBC's Showbiz Editor Jo Parkerson had the latest updates.
One of the oldest cinemas in the country, the Phoenix in East Finchley, is being restored it to its former art-deco glory. LBC's Charlie Girling reported how the cinema has been awarded 600-thousand pounds by the Heritage Lottery fund.