That's all from the BBC Local Live team for today. The service will resume at 08:00 on Wednesday.
Evening headlines: Man seriously hurt in car crash on M40
This evening's top stories in Oxfordshire:
After a man was seriously hurt in a car crash on the M40 in the early hours of this morning, police are wanting to track down the drivers of two other cars
Thames Valley Police says it takes suspected firearm offences by children very seriously, after it emerged there was a 30% increase in suspects arrested last year
An EDL rally in Oxford last year cost police more than £117,000, new figures show
Weather update: Showers throughout this evening
Bee Tucker
BBC Weather
Like today we will see scattered showers continue tonight, with the possibility of hail and sleet.
Temperatures won't go down too low thanks to prevailing winds, with highs of 3C (37F).
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It's a similar story tomorrow with sunny spells and showers, with temperatures creeping up to 11C (52F).
Sport headlines: Wembley tickets still available for U's fans
Marie Indge
Radio Oxford Sport
Here are the top sports headlines for Oxfordshire tonight:
The call centre for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final at Wembley is no longer operational, although some tickets can still be bought from the Oxford United ticket office
Banbury United boss Mike Ford says his side can still win the Division One South and West title this season after a 2-0 win over Wantage
Tonight's TV: Seven times more volunteers in Oxfordshire libraries
Geraldine Peers
Presenter, BBC South Today
Tonight on South Today, we'll be hearing why Oxfordshire libraries have seven times more volunteers than they did six years ago.
MP for Henley John Howell says an air quality study commissioned by South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) "lacks any firm recommendations" for the town.
In the report, consultants said: "As a largely rural district, South Oxfordshire has very good air quality."
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An SODC spokesperson said: "We understand there is frustration that we weren't able to find any actions specific to Henley.
"The 'low emission zone modelling' carried out by independent air quality experts highlighted that the main problem in Henley is down to local car use.
"Therefore restrictions on large vehicles, such as those proposed for Wallingford and in Watlington, would not bring about any significant benefits to the town."
Tomorrow on Howard Bentham: Nuremberg raid anniversary
Howard Bentham
Radio Oxford presenter
The night of 30 March 1944 was one of the worst in the RAF's history.
The raid on the German city of Nuremburg resulted in the highest number of aircrew losses for any single air mission in World War II.
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At least 545 airmen died on that single night. One of the planes - Halifax Bomber LW579 - successfully took part in the raid, but crashed in Aston Rowant near Watlington on its way back to RAF Snaith in Yorkshire.
Now a simple stone memorial lies at the crash site in Cowleaze Wood.
We've tracked down some of the relatives of the Halifax crew and today we're bringing you the story of that fateful night, and finding out why the airmen will never be forgotten in a quiet corner of an Oxfordshire woodland.
Traffic update: Slow moving in Bicester, Witney and Oxford
Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter
There is heavy traffic around Bicester, especially on the A4421 Buckingham Road and Queens Avenue
It is currently very busy in Witney along High Street and Witan Way
In Oxford, heavy traffic along Botley Road and London Road, as well as queuing traffic at Beaumont Street and Hythe Bridge Street
Police respond to child firearm arrest figures
Thames Valley Police has said that any offences involving firearms "are very worrying", after it was revealed that 39 children had been arrested for suspected offences last year.
Head of firearms, Superintendent Steve Williams, said: "Our officers are working and engaging with children and youth groups, educating them about the dangers of being involved in such activity."
Oxford EDL rally cost police £117,000
Alex Regan
South Online
An EDL rally in Oxford last year cost police more than £117,000, new figures show.
Bicester hotels warned to speak out over child abuse fears
Three out of seven hotels in Bicester allowed an older man book a room with a 15-year-old girl without question, a police operation revealed.
A plain-clothed policeman and a 15-year-old girl tried to book a double room for the night, to test whether hotel staff would ask any questions.
Three out of seven of the hotels let the couple book the room with cash and no ID. All the hotels tested were debriefed immediately after by two local sergeants.
Further tests will take place in Cherwell and West Oxfordshire.
Quote Message: The results from the operation will be used to create further training that we can deliver in partnership to the hotels, as well as promote the Hotel Watch scheme in the town. from Sergeant Steve Willis Thames Valley Police, in Bicester
The results from the operation will be used to create further training that we can deliver in partnership to the hotels, as well as promote the Hotel Watch scheme in the town.
Latest headlines: Call for boxing to be banned
The top stories in our county this afternoon:
Oxfordshire brain injury charity Headway has called for boxing to be banned after Nick Blackwell suffered bleeding on the brain during a fight with Chris Eubank Jr
A woman was taken to hospital on Easter Sunday after a car crash between Wheatley and Garsington. Two fire crews cut her from her car
Oxford's central library has relocated to the Castle Quarter as work on the new Westgate centre continues
Appeal for local green spaces in South Oxfordshire
A conservation campaign group has asked residents to identify areas of South Oxfordshire which could be designated "local green spaces".
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The Open Spaces Society has made the appeal after South Oxfordshire District Council invited landowners to offer up land which could potentially be developed.
Quote Message: We believe that, at the same time as the council receives proposals for development sites, it should also be told of land which local communities value and which they would like to have protected as Local Green Space." from Nicola Hodgson Open Spaces Society
We believe that, at the same time as the council receives proposals for development sites, it should also be told of land which local communities value and which they would like to have protected as Local Green Space."
Child First opposed the building of the footbridge as managers were concerned that objects could be "thrown from the bridge".
Police are investigating the matter.
Quote Message: It was only a matter of time. We had two windows smashed last month and now they've been smashed again - five of them this time." from Andrea Leonard Nursery manager
It was only a matter of time. We had two windows smashed last month and now they've been smashed again - five of them this time."
Appeal after pregnant guinea pigs found in Abingdon rubbish tip
An appeal for information has been made after five guinea pigs were found in a rubbish tip in Abingdon.
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The animals, some of whom were found to be pregnant, were found by a dog walker near Masefield Crescent earlier this month.
The RSPCA wants anyone with information to contact them on 0300 123 8018.
Chipping Norton man denies rape at college ball
A Chipping Norton man has appeared in court to deny a single charge of rape allegedly committed at an end-of-year ball at the Royal Agricultural University.
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James Martin, 20, of Hook Norton Road, Chipping Norton, is one of four men who have been charged with sexual offences at the Cirencester college in May 2014, which include rape and assault by penetration.
A jury has been sworn in at Gloucester Crown Court today.
Judge Jamie Tabor QC said that some of the "sexual activity" was filmed and would be shown to the jury.
Oxford hospital dedicates room to the memory of a woman who was always giving more
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- After a man was seriously hurt in a car crash on the M40 in the early hours of this morning, police are wanting to track down the drivers of two other cars
- Thames Valley Police says it takes suspected firearm offences by children very seriously, after it emerged there was a 30% increase in suspects arrested last year
- An EDL rally in Oxford last year cost police more than £117,000, new figures show
BBCCopyright: BBC - The call centre for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final at Wembley is no longer operational, although some tickets can still be bought from the Oxford United ticket office
- Banbury United boss Mike Ford says his side can still win the Division One South and West title this season after a 2-0 win over Wantage
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- It is currently very busy in Witney along High Street and Witan Way
- In Oxford, heavy traffic along Botley Road and London Road, as well as queuing traffic at Beaumont Street and Hythe Bridge Street
- Oxfordshire brain injury charity Headway has called for boxing to be banned after Nick Blackwell suffered bleeding on the brain during a fight with Chris Eubank Jr
- A woman was taken to hospital on Easter Sunday after a car crash between Wheatley and Garsington. Two fire crews cut her from her car
- Oxford's central library has relocated to the Castle Quarter as work on the new Westgate centre continues
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That's all from the BBC Local Live team for today. The service will resume at 08:00 on Wednesday.
Evening headlines: Man seriously hurt in car crash on M40
This evening's top stories in Oxfordshire:
Weather update: Showers throughout this evening
Bee Tucker
BBC Weather
Like today we will see scattered showers continue tonight, with the possibility of hail and sleet.
Temperatures won't go down too low thanks to prevailing winds, with highs of 3C (37F).
It's a similar story tomorrow with sunny spells and showers, with temperatures creeping up to 11C (52F).
You can get more details on the BBC weather site.
Sport headlines: Wembley tickets still available for U's fans
Marie Indge
Radio Oxford Sport
Here are the top sports headlines for Oxfordshire tonight:
Tonight's TV: Seven times more volunteers in Oxfordshire libraries
Geraldine Peers
Presenter, BBC South Today
Tonight on South Today, we'll be hearing why Oxfordshire libraries have seven times more volunteers than they did six years ago.
Also we will speak to the brain injury charity that wants to ban boxing.
And Oxfam wants the UK to take in five times more Syrian refugees than it's promised.
Join Geraldine Peers tonight at tonight at 18:30.
Henley MP 'disappointed' by air quality study
MP for Henley John Howell says an air quality study commissioned by South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) "lacks any firm recommendations" for the town.
In the report, consultants said: "As a largely rural district, South Oxfordshire has very good air quality."
An SODC spokesperson said: "We understand there is frustration that we weren't able to find any actions specific to Henley.
"The 'low emission zone modelling' carried out by independent air quality experts highlighted that the main problem in Henley is down to local car use.
"Therefore restrictions on large vehicles, such as those proposed for Wallingford and in Watlington, would not bring about any significant benefits to the town."
Tomorrow on Howard Bentham: Nuremberg raid anniversary
Howard Bentham
Radio Oxford presenter
The night of 30 March 1944 was one of the worst in the RAF's history.
The raid on the German city of Nuremburg resulted in the highest number of aircrew losses for any single air mission in World War II.
At least 545 airmen died on that single night. One of the planes - Halifax Bomber LW579 - successfully took part in the raid, but crashed in Aston Rowant near Watlington on its way back to RAF Snaith in Yorkshire.
Now a simple stone memorial lies at the crash site in Cowleaze Wood.
We've tracked down some of the relatives of the Halifax crew and today we're bringing you the story of that fateful night, and finding out why the airmen will never be forgotten in a quiet corner of an Oxfordshire woodland.
Tune in to BBC Radio Oxford from 07:00 or listen online here.
Traffic update: Slow moving in Bicester, Witney and Oxford
Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter
Police respond to child firearm arrest figures
Thames Valley Police has said that any offences involving firearms "are very worrying", after it was revealed that 39 children had been arrested for suspected offences last year.
Head of firearms, Superintendent Steve Williams, said: "Our officers are working and engaging with children and youth groups, educating them about the dangers of being involved in such activity."
Oxford EDL rally cost police £117,000
Alex Regan
South Online
An EDL rally in Oxford last year cost police more than £117,000, new figures show.
More than 500 police from as far afield as South Wales and Kent were deployed to the rally in April, which was sparked by the Operation Bullfinch child exploitation case.
One police officer was injured when a glass bottle was thrown at him, and several people were arrested over the rally.
Smell, touch and listen to exhibits at Oxford museums' new touching tours for the blind
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Blind and partially-sighted visitors can now get their hands on sundials, animal skins and even a narwhal tusk at Oxford's museums.
Bicester hotels warned to speak out over child abuse fears
Three out of seven hotels in Bicester allowed an older man book a room with a 15-year-old girl without question, a police operation revealed.
A plain-clothed policeman and a 15-year-old girl tried to book a double room for the night, to test whether hotel staff would ask any questions.
Three out of seven of the hotels let the couple book the room with cash and no ID. All the hotels tested were debriefed immediately after by two local sergeants.
Further tests will take place in Cherwell and West Oxfordshire.
Latest headlines: Call for boxing to be banned
The top stories in our county this afternoon:
Appeal for local green spaces in South Oxfordshire
A conservation campaign group has asked residents to identify areas of South Oxfordshire which could be designated "local green spaces".
The Open Spaces Society has made the appeal after South Oxfordshire District Council invited landowners to offer up land which could potentially be developed.
Bicester nursery vandalised from rail footbridge
Roz Tappenden
BBC South
A nursery in Bicester has had its windows smashed twice in six months by objects thrown from a rail footbridge looking over the site.
Child First opposed the building of the footbridge as managers were concerned that objects could be "thrown from the bridge".
Police are investigating the matter.
Appeal after pregnant guinea pigs found in Abingdon rubbish tip
An appeal for information has been made after five guinea pigs were found in a rubbish tip in Abingdon.
The animals, some of whom were found to be pregnant, were found by a dog walker near Masefield Crescent earlier this month.
The RSPCA wants anyone with information to contact them on 0300 123 8018.
Chipping Norton man denies rape at college ball
A Chipping Norton man has appeared in court to deny a single charge of rape allegedly committed at an end-of-year ball at the Royal Agricultural University.
James Martin, 20, of Hook Norton Road, Chipping Norton, is one of four men who have been charged with sexual offences at the Cirencester college in May 2014, which include rape and assault by penetration.
A jury has been sworn in at Gloucester Crown Court today.
Judge Jamie Tabor QC said that some of the "sexual activity" was filmed and would be shown to the jury.
Oxford hospital dedicates room to the memory of a woman who was always giving more
Oxford Mail
The family of a woman who was "always giving" said they were "overwhelmed and humbled" when Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital dedicated a room to her memory.
LED lamps illuminate rare collections at Pitt Rivers Museum
Oxford Times
New LED lamps have been installed to illuminate rare collections at Oxford University's Pitt Rivers Museum.
Liam Sercombe: Oxford United on track for League Two promotion
Oxford United are still on course to reach their points target to win promotion from League Two, says midfielder Liam Sercombe.
The U's have recorded consecutive draws in the league after a goalless stalemate against Cambridge on Monday.
Oxford remain second in the table but could be leapfrogged should Plymouth or Accrington win their games in hand.