That's all for today's BBC Oxfordshire Live.

We'll be back on Thursday from 08:00 to bring you all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates for Oxfordshire. Join us then.

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

Lots of cloud and a strong breeze will feature across the county this evening.

There will also be some rain before dawn, and overnight lows of 9C (48F).

You can get a full 10-day forecast on the BBC Weather site.

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

• The A34 is very busy in patches northbound from Hinksey Hill up to the M40 junction
• In Oxford there's delays on the Cowley Road in both directions because of some temporary traffic lights
• It's also very busy across the Swinford toll, especially from Farmoor

You can get the latest where you are on the BBC Travel site.

Jerome Sale
Sports editor, BBC Radio Oxford

The top sport stories in Oxfordshire:

• Oxford United's opponents in the FA Cup, Swansea, have parted company with manager Gary Monk
• Didcot Town will be managed by Andy Ballard after joint managers Ian Concannon and Jamie Heapy stepped down
• Oxford United have the advantage of playing at home in second leg of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy area final

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This evening's top stories in Oxfordshire:

• An NHS trust has been criticised for not investigating more than 1,000 unexpected deaths in its centres
• Three men raided the Carphone Warehouse shop in Summertown
• A man accused of stabbing a man to death in Abingdon has appeared in court

Adina Campbell
BBC South Today

On South Today tonight:

A new report looking into our region's NHS Foundation Trust has found it's failed to investigate more than 1,000 unexpected deaths.

Image source, Sara Ryan

We'll be hearing from the mother of Connor Sparrowhawk, who died two years ago while in NHS care, and getting her reaction to the report.    

Join Adina Campbell at 18:30 for that and the rest of the region's news.

Charles Nove
BBC Radio Oxford presenter

Sue Ryder's Nettlebed Hospice, external is holding a Volunteer Recruitment day for would-be volunteers to see what kind of work they can get involved with at the hospice.

We'll be meeting some of the volunteers.

Wake up with Charles from 07:00.

Ross Heaton
BBC Oxford Sport

Ian Concannon says stepping down as Didcot Town's joint manager left him with a "very heavy heart".

Image source, PA

The former player has spent several years at the club in various roles, but says he has to leave for personal reasons.

• The trust could not demonstrate a comprehensive systematic approach to learning from deaths
• Despite the trust having comprehensive data on deaths, it has failed to use it effectively 
• Too few deaths were investigated in Learning Disabilities and Older Peoples' Mental Health sectors
• Review highlighted cases which should have been investigated further but which were not and should have been
• In nearly two thirds of investigations, there was no family involvement

The mother of Connor Sparrowhawk, who died in the care of Southern Health NHS Trust, described a report into uninvestigated deaths at its centres as "sickening".

Image source, Sara Ryan

Sara Ryan says: "We were suspicious because we thought it was really fishy to say that Connor's death was due to natural causes... we were rocked to the core when we read it and I remain so."

Connor's death in 2013 found to be preventable, and the investigation into his death sparked the wider report into all unexpected deaths in Southern Health centres.

Michael Buchanan
Social Affairs Correspondent, BBC News

Of the 1,454 unexpected deaths of people in the care of Southern Health between April 2011 and March 2015:

• 272 were treated as critical incidents of which just 195 - 13% - were treated by the trust as a serious incident requiring investigation
• The most likely group to see an investigation was adults with mental health problems, where 30% were investigated
• For those with learning disability the figure was 1%
• Among over 65s with mental health problems, it was just 0.3%

Michael Buchanan
Social Affairs Correspondent, BBC News

Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust says it has "serious concerns" over the draft report which criticises it for not investigating the unexpected deaths of more than 1,000 people.

A statement from the trust says: "There are serious concerns about the draft report's interpretation of the evidence."

It adds the trust "fully accept" that its reporting of patient deaths was not good enough and "considerable measures" had been taken to improve investigations of deaths.

An NHS trust which cares for thousands of people in Oxfordshire has failed to investigate the unexpected deaths of more than 1,000 people, according to a damning draft report obtained by the BBC. 

Image source, Sara Ryan

The report, commissioned by NHS England, says too often Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust missed opportunities for learning.

The review into all deaths in Southern Health care was sparked by the death of Oxford teenager Connor Sparrowhawk at Slade House in Headington, which was found to be preventable. 

Oxford Mail

A church was filled with Christmas trees, external at the weekend to raise money for St Mary’s Church and Katharine House Hospice.

More than 2,500 people in Oxfordshire have signed a petition calling for Donald Trump to be banned from entering the UK, external.

Image source, PA

The petition was launched after the US presidential hopeful said all Muslims should be temporarily barred from entering the US in the wake of the mass shooting in California.  

Former Oxford city councillor, Fiyaz Mughal, founder of the organisation Faith Matters which tries to reduce inter-faith tension, says Mr Trump's comments are worrying.

Many thanks to Andy Fitzpatrick, external who sent in this beautiful image of the sun setting over Wednesday this evening. 

Image source, Andy Fitzpatrick

We love to feature your photos of Oxfordshire - so please email them in to us here. 

A Carphone Warehouse shop in Summertown in Oxford has been robbed in broad daylight, external.

Three men pulled up in a car before entering the shop, demanding keys to locked cabinets and the back room.

They filled a bag with electronic equipment and personal items from the staff who they forced into the toilets, before leaving in a large dark-coloured saloon car.

Wallingford Herald

A scheme for pop-up shops in Wallingford now has a new addition, external – a music store selling vinyl records.

Jodie Smith
BBC News

A man who posed as the owner of Blenheim Palace, the Duke of Marlborough, and racked up bills of more than £10,000 at luxury hotels has beenjailed for three and a half years.

Image source, Getty/Vimeo

Alexander Wood, 34, and from Southend in Essex, pleaded guilty to defrauding luxury hotels.

He booked into the Great North Hotel under the duke's name, Jamie Spencer, in May this year and set up an agreement where he would be allowed to spend £100 a day on "incidentals" such as meals and taxis, which would be added to the bill.  

David Prever
BBC Radio Oxford

There's a danger the £120m flood alleviation channel planned for Oxford will never get built - according to the director of Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute.

Image source, James Holley

Work on the project isn't due to start until the spring of 2018 - but Prof Jim Hall has warned that a lot depends on all the organisations involved coming up with the money to pay for it.

We'll hear from Oxford Flood Alliance about how work is progressing.

Join David for that and more from 16:00.