Any problems? All Underground and DLR services are running without a hitch, reports TfL.

Cable cars are regularly flying across the Thames as safety testing continues on the next river crossing.

However, Transport for London is still refusing to confirm whether it will be open to the public for the beginning of the Olympics in 10 weeks' time and instead said it was working to a "summer deadline".

British Airways is resuming flights from London City Airport to the Isle of Man from the end of this month after a five year break.

The move fills the void created by Aer Arann when it pulled out of the route last month to focus on a newer business model.

Canary Wharf Group is in discussions with a campaign group for an alternative route through Westferry following the closure of a much used riverside walkway.

The company had to close the path alongside the JP Morgan-owned construction site in order to carry out works to strengthen the riverbank wall.

Unless, of course, you're in the mood. In which case we nominate the terrace at Boisdale Canary Wharf.

Planning is well underway for turning Greenwich Peninsula into a cruise liner terminal.
Called Enderby Wharf, the major regeneration scheme is due to be finished in 2014.

And one expert in the cruise liner industry said Greenwich was set for a major financial boost as the first big ship terminal in the capital.

The roads are clear, the sun is out so here's hoping for a relatively trouble-free journey home.

A pair of thieves who stole £12,000 worth of cable belonging to Network Rail have been sent to prison.

Gintaras Viktus, 40, of no fixed abode, and Alvynas Lazauskas, 53, of Meath Road in Stratford, were sentenced at Blackfriars Crown Court on Thursday.

It's enjoying rising passenger figures, flights to more destinations and looking forward to a bumper Olympics.

However, if mayoral candidate for the Green Party Jenny Jones gets her way London City Airport would be shut down to make way for vegetable patches.

A fight on an evening rush-hour train packed with commuters saw a teenager left with multiple stab wounds.

The 17-year-old from Plumstead had been arguing with a group of three black men aged from late teens to early 20s who had got on the Southeastern train service at Deptford.

The Jubilee line is suspended between London Bridge and West Hampstead due to a person under a train at Swiss Cottage. Severe delays are occuring on the rest of the line.

Valid tickets are accepted on local buses, Southeastern Railway and DLR via any reasonable route.

The roads are also fine, with no serious jams reported in the whole of the Capital.

We put eight questions to the leading mayoral candidates, including how they propose to make Wharf workers' commute to work easier and what they will do to ensure legacy from the Olympics, to give you a better idea of who should get your vote on May 3.

Here's what they said.

British Airways has overtaken CityJet to become the biggest airline at London City with the launch of a new route to Italy and increased frequency to Frankfurt and Glasgow.

The carrier has also announced another aircraft from manufacturer Embraer is arriving to take the fleet size at the airport to 14.

Juggling a gruelling training schedule while working part-time as a management consultant would be far from ideal preparation for the upcoming Olympics.

But it's a scenario 29-year-old Deirdre Ryan was facing until London City Airport stepped in with a sponsorship package.