Overnight it will be dry with clear skies and light winds. With temperatures dropping to 0C (32F), there will be a risk of frost and the odd mist and fog patch.
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Tomorrow will be a fine, dry day with sunny spells after the frost clears.
A mother and her partner have pleaded not guilty to murdering her 13-month-old son and have been remanded in custody ahead of a trial in June.
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Hardeep Hunjan, 26, and Ronnie Tayler-Morrison, 21, both of Luton, were charged following the death of Noah Serra-Morrison and deny causing or allowing the death of a child and the assault, ill-treatment, neglect or abandonment of a child likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury.
The baby was taken from a property on Crawley Road in the early hours of 21 November and pronounced dead at Luton and Dunstable Hospital later that morning.
Police hope search of author's house will reveal clues
Hertfordshire Police officers looking for missing author Helen Bailey have been searching in and around her house in Royston.
Det Insp Julie Wheatley says the search is routine and may give them clues about why the 51-year-old disappeared eight days ago.
She was last seen on Monday last week with her pet miniature Dachshund.
Cody the raccoon's fame 'unexpected', says owner
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
This is Cody the raccoon. He is nearly eight months old and has more than 10,000 "likes" on his Facebook page.
Cody lives in Stevenage with his owner Kasey Valentine who built him a large enclosure in her garden with swings and ladders - like "a playground," she says.
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Miss Valentine, 24, says she didn't expect Cody's Facebook page to take off like it has, as she only started it "as somewhere to put his photos because friends were getting fed up" with them on her own page.
"Cheeky" Cody's been going on walks in Stevenage over the last three months, which he loves, but sometimes he does get nervous and "clings to my leg like a small child", says his owner.
Elvis impersonator issues plea after jumpsuit leaves the building
We told you earlier about the theft of an Elvis impersonator's costume after his performance in Dunstable's Grove Theatre on Friday night.
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Lee Memphis King is appealing for help in finding it and put this post up on Facebook: "If anyone sees this suit for sale anywhere would you be kind enough to let me know."
The white jumpsuit is adorned with blue stones, and was specially made by Elvis's original costume designer.
MP calls for country-of-origin labelling for food
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The Conservative MP for St Albans, Anne Main, is calling for all farm produce sold in the UK to be labelled with the country of origin.
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She introduced a bill in Parliament because she says British farmers are being undercut by EU competitors "dodging important animal welfare rules."
"If British consumers were made aware of the lower welfare standard operating in many European countries I believe they would be choosing to buy British and buy compassionately," said Ms Main.
Easyjet founder 'will oppose any plans to buy out rival'
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The founder of Luton-based airline Easyjet says he will oppose any plans to buy out smaller rival company Monarch, after a report in the Sunday Times said the company was looking at making a bid.
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Stelios Haji-Ioannou started Easyjet in 1995 and his family still owns a 34% stake in the company. He told reporters he believes it should stay clear of takeovers.
Monarch has just over 30 aircraft, compared to Easyjet's fleet of more than 240. Monarch was rescued by a private equity investor in 2014 and has been the subject of several recent stories, one of which suggested it was looking at buying other European airlines.
Easyjet declined to comment.
Two houses damaged by Chesham fire
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Firefighters have today been at the scene of a fire in Chesham today, which severely damaged a detached home and affected a neighbouring property.
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Crews from Amersham and High Wycombe were called to Lowndes Avenue just after 10:15.
The two-storey house was very badly damaged, and the guttering and soffits on a house next door were damaged by the radiating heat. Everyone was accounted for, Bucks Fire and Rescue said.
Princes in lightsaber fight in Buckinghamshire film studios
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry have now visited the costume department on the Star Wars film set at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire - and it looks like they're very much enjoying their trip!
The blue skies are looking glorious across Beds, Herts and Bucks this afternoon, according to the photographs in our Weather Watchers inbox - like this one taken in Hoddesdon.
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Since then, Kasey Valentine's story has been picked up by Buzzfeed and the local media so we thought, what better time than to share some more photographs of the adorable Cody!
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Miss Valentine, 24, who suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), says Cody has changed her life and she now feels more confident going out as people pay him attention rather than her.
Author disappearance 'out of character', says friend
Missing children's author Helen Bailey's disappearance is "totally out of character", a friend has said.
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Shelley Whitehead said of Ms Bailey, 51, (pictured), who was last seen over a week ago: "We're very concerned. We feel desperate and very distraught."
Police say they are keeping the situation under review and searches are continuing.
Ms Whitehead said: "There's just no information and it doesn't make sense. It's incredibly worrying and totally out of character."
Search of missing author's home 'routine', say police
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Hertfordshire Police says that "specialist searches" in and around the home of a missing author are routine in this sort of case.
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Children's author Helen Bailey, known for the Electra Brown series, was last seen on Monday last week near her home in Royston.
Officers say they are keeping an "open mind on the circumstances" and are continuing to make inquiries.
Pictures: Police search home of missing Hertfordshire author
Helen Bailey, 51, was last seen on Monday of last week walking her miniature Daschund.
She is known for the Electra Brown series for teenagers and for a blog which she began writing after her husband drowned while the couple were on holiday in Barbados in 2011. The blog, Planet Grief, was later turned into a book.
Duke and Prince Harry at Pinewood Studios
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry are visiting the Star Wars film set at Pinewood studios in Buckinghamshire.
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Weather: Cold overnight but sunny tomorrow
BBC Weather
Overnight it will be dry with clear skies and light winds. With temperatures dropping to 0C (32F), there will be a risk of frost and the odd mist and fog patch.
Tomorrow will be a fine, dry day with sunny spells after the frost clears.
BBC Weather has more local forecasts.
Mother and partner deny murder of baby
Andrew Woodger
BBC News
A mother and her partner have pleaded not guilty to murdering her 13-month-old son and have been remanded in custody ahead of a trial in June.
Hardeep Hunjan, 26, and Ronnie Tayler-Morrison, 21, both of Luton, were charged following the death of Noah Serra-Morrison and deny causing or allowing the death of a child and the assault, ill-treatment, neglect or abandonment of a child likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury.
The baby was taken from a property on Crawley Road in the early hours of 21 November and pronounced dead at Luton and Dunstable Hospital later that morning.
Concert raises more than £4,000 for charities
Milton Keynes Citizen
The Lions Club of Bletchley and the five choirs of Rock Chorus joined forces for their sixth annual concert at The Venue MK on Saturday.
Police hope search of author's house will reveal clues
Hertfordshire Police officers looking for missing author Helen Bailey have been searching in and around her house in Royston.
Det Insp Julie Wheatley says the search is routine and may give them clues about why the 51-year-old disappeared eight days ago.
She was last seen on Monday last week with her pet miniature Dachshund.
Cody the raccoon's fame 'unexpected', says owner
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
This is Cody the raccoon. He is nearly eight months old and has more than 10,000 "likes" on his Facebook page.
Cody lives in Stevenage with his owner Kasey Valentine who built him a large enclosure in her garden with swings and ladders - like "a playground," she says.
Miss Valentine, 24, says she didn't expect Cody's Facebook page to take off like it has, as she only started it "as somewhere to put his photos because friends were getting fed up" with them on her own page.
"Cheeky" Cody's been going on walks in Stevenage over the last three months, which he loves, but sometimes he does get nervous and "clings to my leg like a small child", says his owner.
Elvis impersonator issues plea after jumpsuit leaves the building
We told you earlier about the theft of an Elvis impersonator's costume after his performance in Dunstable's Grove Theatre on Friday night.
Lee Memphis King is appealing for help in finding it and put this post up on Facebook: "If anyone sees this suit for sale anywhere would you be kind enough to let me know."
The white jumpsuit is adorned with blue stones, and was specially made by Elvis's original costume designer.
MP calls for country-of-origin labelling for food
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The Conservative MP for St Albans, Anne Main, is calling for all farm produce sold in the UK to be labelled with the country of origin.
She introduced a bill in Parliament because she says British farmers are being undercut by EU competitors "dodging important animal welfare rules."
"If British consumers were made aware of the lower welfare standard operating in many European countries I believe they would be choosing to buy British and buy compassionately," said Ms Main.
Easyjet founder 'will oppose any plans to buy out rival'
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The founder of Luton-based airline Easyjet says he will oppose any plans to buy out smaller rival company Monarch, after a report in the Sunday Times said the company was looking at making a bid.
Stelios Haji-Ioannou started Easyjet in 1995 and his family still owns a 34% stake in the company. He told reporters he believes it should stay clear of takeovers.
Monarch has just over 30 aircraft, compared to Easyjet's fleet of more than 240. Monarch was rescued by a private equity investor in 2014 and has been the subject of several recent stories, one of which suggested it was looking at buying other European airlines.
Easyjet declined to comment.
Two houses damaged by Chesham fire
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Firefighters have today been at the scene of a fire in Chesham today, which severely damaged a detached home and affected a neighbouring property.
Crews from Amersham and High Wycombe were called to Lowndes Avenue just after 10:15.
The two-storey house was very badly damaged, and the guttering and soffits on a house next door were damaged by the radiating heat. Everyone was accounted for, Bucks Fire and Rescue said.
Princes in lightsaber fight in Buckinghamshire film studios
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry have now visited the costume department on the Star Wars film set at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire - and it looks like they're very much enjoying their trip!
From the look of the photos, the princes really got into the lightsaber fight. Do we reckon they're fans of the series, by any chance?
Afternoon headlines: Police search house of missing author... Princes visit Star Wars film studios
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The latest headlines:
Weather Watchers: Blue skies in Hoddesdon
BBC Weather Watchers
The blue skies are looking glorious across Beds, Herts and Bucks this afternoon, according to the photographs in our Weather Watchers inbox - like this one taken in Hoddesdon.
If you'd like to tell us what the weather's like where you live, sign up to become a Weather Watcher here.
Pet raccoon 'helps Stevenage woman with illness'
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Last month, we told you about a raccoon in Stevenage who is helping a woman cope with her chronic illness.
Since then, Kasey Valentine's story has been picked up by Buzzfeed and the local media so we thought, what better time than to share some more photographs of the adorable Cody!
Miss Valentine, 24, who suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), says Cody has changed her life and she now feels more confident going out as people pay him attention rather than her.
Author disappearance 'out of character', says friend
Missing children's author Helen Bailey's disappearance is "totally out of character", a friend has said.
Shelley Whitehead said of Ms Bailey, 51, (pictured), who was last seen over a week ago: "We're very concerned. We feel desperate and very distraught."
Police say they are keeping the situation under review and searches are continuing.
Ms Whitehead said: "There's just no information and it doesn't make sense. It's incredibly worrying and totally out of character."
Search of missing author's home 'routine', say police
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Hertfordshire Police says that "specialist searches" in and around the home of a missing author are routine in this sort of case.
Children's author Helen Bailey, known for the Electra Brown series, was last seen on Monday last week near her home in Royston.
Officers say they are keeping an "open mind on the circumstances" and are continuing to make inquiries.
Pictures: Police search home of missing Hertfordshire author
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Police searches are going on in and around the home of missing children's author Helen Bailey.
The 51-year-old was last seen on Monday of last week walking her dog, a miniature Dachshund, near her home in Royston.
Police said yesterday Ms Bailey had stated she needed some time to herself before her disappearance.
Weather: Feeling warmer with sunny spells
BBC Weather
It will be fine and dry through the afternoon with plenty of sunny spells. The winds will stay light and it should feel warmer than of late.
Maximum temperature: 14C (57F)
Police searching home of missing children's author
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
Hertfordshire Police has confirmed officers are searching in and around the home of missing children's author Helen Bailey in Royston.
Helen Bailey, 51, was last seen on Monday of last week walking her miniature Daschund.
She is known for the Electra Brown series for teenagers and for a blog which she began writing after her husband drowned while the couple were on holiday in Barbados in 2011. The blog, Planet Grief, was later turned into a book.
Duke and Prince Harry at Pinewood Studios
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry are visiting the Star Wars film set at Pinewood studios in Buckinghamshire.
Kensington Palace has tweeted this photograph of William, who is president of Bafta, and Harry with a head cast from the film of actress Daisy Ridley.
The pair will also meet actor Mark Hamill who plays Luke Skywalker in the series.