Any problems? All Tube lines are running a good service, apart from the District line which is suspended between Putney Bridge and Wimbledon for emergency engineering works. The DLR and Thames Clippers are operating without problems.

On the roads traffic an earlier accident at the Blackwall Tunnel means southbound traffic is moving slowly from Bromley-by-Bow.

Frank Nouble looks set for more first team experience - but not at West Ham.

The 18-year-old striker is to join Championship side West Bromwich Albion on a month's loan tomorrow, and he could make his debut for the Baggies in tomorrow night's game against Scunthorpe.

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While the majority of the aviation world is going through a recession-induced rough patch, one airline has bucked the trend with a sharp increase in passenger numbers.

Cityjet reported a passenger rise of 23 per cent on from London City to Scotland year on year and a 10 per cent increase on routes to Antwerp and Luxembourg in December.

Gianfranco Zola was left a very disappointed man after his West Ham side slumped to defeat at Burnley.

Despite a debut goal from Ilan the Irons were sunk by strikes from David Nugent and Daniel Fox against their relegation rivals.

Charlton are gradually becoming League One's score draw specialists after a dramatic late equaliser against Swindon ensured their third 1-1 in a row.

However, despite the joy of Nickey Bailey's late leveller, deep into injury time, it means the Addicks remain without a win in four games.

Neil Harris proved to be an inspired substitute for Millwall when he headed home the winner in a keenly contested promotion scrap.

The veteran striker's 51st minute goal earned the Lions a deserved home win against the League One leaders and bolstered their own hopes of an automatic promotion slot.

Two teams in blistering form go head-to-head in a match that will give Millwall a true indication of their play-off potential.

Norwich came from behind to beat Hartlepool, keeping them at the top of the table - while Millwall have own a string of games to fix their place in the top six.

When Charlton played Swindon in December the Addicks secured a last gasp equaliser after both Sam Sodje and Deon Burton were sent off in the first half.

The Robins have been on fire since that match, winning four out of five, including a 3-0 thrashing of Leeds.

Plans to put five-a-side football pitches in an Isle of Dogs car park have been dismissed.

Tower Hamlets Council has rejected Powerleague's bid to install five pitches in the NCP multi-storey in Selsdon Way, citing concerns over noise and light pollution.