London Tonight: Tuesday 12th December

Hello from the London Tonight team ..Another full programme coming up at 6 for you.
First the dreadful realisation that a gunman who murdered a gang rival is none other than the cousin of Donnel Carty, who killed the lawyer Tom Ap Rhys Price.
We'll go live to our reporter Ronke Phillips who will tell us how
Lloywen Carty was one of three men convicted of murder at the Old Bailey today for the murder of Subaran Lee - known as Gangsta.
In other news West Ham are wasting little time in finding a replacement for Alan Pardew who was sacked yesterday. In keeping with East End tradition they look like keeping it in the family. Former player and ex Charlton boss Alan Curbishley was at the club today to discuss the post.
Tonight we want to hear whether or not you think Princes William and Harry's idea of a concert in memory of their mother Diana Princess of Wales is a good thing...or do you think there should be a more fitting tribute to the Queen of Hearts?
In addition there's an intriguing and deeply worrying tale of 13-year-old Nordine Bansar. Nordine became separated from his family in the crowds Christmas shopping in Oxford Street on Saturday and he hasn't been seen since. As you'd expect both family and police are desperately concerned for his welfare.
The Dome has a new name....no longer will it be called a hideous White Elephant...now it will be known as the O2 centre.
We'll be taking our latest look at Pantomime in the capital and - wait for it - live in the studio we'll be joined by Prince and Princess Charming themselves, Peter Andre and Katie Price who will be talking about their new record.
Finally we'll be doffing our cap to our very own Alastair Stewart who was up at the Palace today to pick up his very own OBE. Well done Al!
Looking forward to seeing you at 6.