theft here last year that s 248 a day with only 2% of devices stolen ever being recovered. the met says policing this particular crime is difficult and that daily operations continue to take place. it s the first day back after the bank holiday for many. let s see how the tube is looking. 0n the metropolitan line, there s no service between northwood and chesham, amersham or watford. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good morning. today and for the rest of this week, across the capital, we carry on where yesterday s weather left off. it s going to be really quite unsettled, wet, very windy at times. also feeling colder than it has been, with temperatures a little below the seasonal average. not great news for the second week of the easter school holidays, of course. but it s a fairly calm start to this morning. it s quite chilly out there, too. there is a bit of sunshine around.
Thieves in Washington infiltrated a coffee shop named Seattle Coffee Gear to gain entry into an Apple Store and disappeared with iPhones valued at roughly Rs 4.9 crore.
There is a growing threat against iPhone users as thieves center on passcodes, and Apple responds. A report is now raising concerns to all iPhone users as thieves need only to observe a person when they input their passcodes, with claims that stolen devices are easily accessible through this.
The police said that accused Nilesh Shirsat was stealing mobile phones from the company he worked for and giving it to his associate Raju Seth to sell and they used to divide the money from the sale amongst themselves.