That's all from us today but we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow to bring you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Beds, Herts and Bucks.
If you missed anything today, why not take a scroll through the page? We took a look back at Watford's FA Cup semi-final and followed Milton Keynes' concrete cows being moved to a new home...
Weather Watchers: Ominous clouds over Hertfordshire
There have been a few ominous-looking clouds over the three counties this afternoon.
Check out this moody scene over Chipperfield in Hertfordshire from Weather Watcher "Chris's view".
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Weather: Showers overnight could turn to sleet
Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather
Tonight there will be further showers which could turn to sleet or snow as temperatures drop during the night. Lows of 0C (32F) with widespread frost and risk of icy patches.
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Tuesday: Sunshine and showers or longer spells of rain. The risk of showers falling as hail and sleet. Highs of 9C (48F).
Empty space after cows move to pastures new
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
This is what Oak Court in Milton Keynes' Intu Centre looks like today after the concrete cows and old oak tree were removed.
The great oak that was protected and required builders of the shopping centre to construct shops around the tree, died after "drowning". An events area and stage will now be created in the space.
Local artist 'glad' Milton Keynes' cows moved to museum
"I think they're much better off here than at the centre; they were a bit out of place. They're back in a field, which is what the artist Liz Leyh wanted," artist Sarah Wright said.
In recent years the cows have been standing under the oak tree at the shopping centre, while a replica group were on display in a field at Bancroft.
England's Farrell cited for foul play
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England international Owen Farrell, from Hertfordshire, is among three players cited for foul play in European matches over the weekend.
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Saracens fly-half Farrell is alleged to have committed a dangerous tackle on Wasps scrum-half Dan Robson. Read more here.
Van break-ins prompt police warning
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
Bedfordshire Police has issued a warning following a spate of thefts of Ford Transit vans.
Officers believe thieves may be using a device to bypass the locking system.
There have been more than 20 break-ins reported since the start of April, all of them at night.
Evening headlines: Bedford bypass open... Man stabbed outside club
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The latest headlines:
The northern section of Bedford's western bypass, costing more than £18m and linking the A428 with the A6, is now open to traffic
A man has been stabbed in the back outside of a nightclub in Luton
Milton Keynes' concrete cows have been moved back to their original home at the Milton Keynes Museum
Bedford bypass: Classic cars first to take trip
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
These classic cars were the first vehicles on the Bedford western bypass which was officially opened by the town's mayor today.
The northern section of the road, designed to ease traffic flow around Bedford, cost more than £18m and links the A428 with the A6.
You can see my full report on Look East tonight at 18:30 on BBC1.
MK Dons made a mistake not investing in the squad with money from Dele Alli's sale, says boss Karl Robinson, after being relegated from the Championship.
"Nobody can turn around for one moment and say we could have kept Dele Alli," Robinson told BBC Look East. Read more here.
MK Dons: Karl Robinson says 'getting relegated takes its toll'
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MK Dons manager Karl Robinson speaks to BBC Look East about his future and some of the reasons behind the club's relegation from the Championship this season.
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Luton parking officers to wear body cameras
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
Traffic wardens in Luton are to start wearing video cameras to help keep them safe, the council has announced.
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Luton Borough Council said it hoped the cameras would prevent abuse and attacks on its civil enforcement officers (CEOs). Violent and aggressive incidents rose from 18 in 2014/15 to 47 in 2015/16.
The council said the cameras would remain off for the majority of the time, and only used when CEOs found themselves in a confrontational situation. The public will be informed if they are being recorded. The system will be rolled out over the next few days.
Woman rescued from Luton fire
Gail Sanderson
BBC Three Counties Radio
A woman has been rescued from a fire in a flat at Hockwell Ring in Luton.
The fire in a second-floor flat in Green Court started at about 14:15. Four fire engines and an aerial platform attended.
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Man stabbed in back outside club
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
A man has been stabbed in the back outside a nightclub in Luton.
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He is believed to have been involved in an argument or a fight before approaching door staff at the Exchange Nightclub in King Street to say he had been stabbed.
It happened just after 03:00 on Saturday morning. Two men arrested at the weekend have been released without charge.
Watch: Watford fans wave flags for the Hornets
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
BBC Three Counties Radio was broadcasting live from Wembley yesterday for the FA Cup semi-final between Watford and Crystal Palace.
There were thousands of Hornets fans celebrating on their way into Wembley with flags, and more flags!
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"If I do this in front of the world then perhaps other people will have the ability to be more accepted within society; at the end of the day, we are all human beings," Maria said.
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That's all from us today but we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow to bring you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Beds, Herts and Bucks.
If you missed anything today, why not take a scroll through the page? We took a look back at Watford's FA Cup semi-final and followed Milton Keynes' concrete cows being moved to a new home...
Weather Watchers: Ominous clouds over Hertfordshire
BBC Weather Watchers
There have been a few ominous-looking clouds over the three counties this afternoon.
Check out this moody scene over Chipperfield in Hertfordshire from Weather Watcher "Chris's view".
Weather: Showers overnight could turn to sleet
Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather
Tonight there will be further showers which could turn to sleet or snow as temperatures drop during the night. Lows of 0C (32F) with widespread frost and risk of icy patches.
Tuesday: Sunshine and showers or longer spells of rain. The risk of showers falling as hail and sleet. Highs of 9C (48F).
Empty space after cows move to pastures new
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
This is what Oak Court in Milton Keynes' Intu Centre looks like today after the concrete cows and old oak tree were removed.
The famous - some say infamous - cow sculptures, made in 1978, were moved to the Milton Keynes Museum in Stacey Bushes today.
The great oak that was protected and required builders of the shopping centre to construct shops around the tree, died after "drowning". An events area and stage will now be created in the space.
Local artist 'glad' Milton Keynes' cows moved to museum
Gail Sanderson
BBC Three Counties Radio
A local artist says she is glad the concrete cows of Milton Keynes have been moved back to their original home at the Milton Keynes Museum.
"I think they're much better off here than at the centre; they were a bit out of place. They're back in a field, which is what the artist Liz Leyh wanted," artist Sarah Wright said.
In recent years the cows have been standing under the oak tree at the shopping centre, while a replica group were on display in a field at Bancroft.
England's Farrell cited for foul play
BBC Sport
England international Owen Farrell, from Hertfordshire, is among three players cited for foul play in European matches over the weekend.
Saracens fly-half Farrell is alleged to have committed a dangerous tackle on Wasps scrum-half Dan Robson. Read more here.
Van break-ins prompt police warning
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
Bedfordshire Police has issued a warning following a spate of thefts of Ford Transit vans.
Officers believe thieves may be using a device to bypass the locking system.
There have been more than 20 break-ins reported since the start of April, all of them at night.
Evening headlines: Bedford bypass open... Man stabbed outside club
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The latest headlines:
Bedford bypass: Classic cars first to take trip
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
These classic cars were the first vehicles on the Bedford western bypass which was officially opened by the town's mayor today.
The northern section of the road, designed to ease traffic flow around Bedford, cost more than £18m and links the A428 with the A6.
You can see my full report on Look East tonight at 18:30 on BBC1.
MK Dons 'should have used Alli money'
BBC Sport
MK Dons made a mistake not investing in the squad with money from Dele Alli's sale, says boss Karl Robinson, after being relegated from the Championship.
Alli joined Tottenham in February 2015, but was loaned back to the Dons to help them win promotion last season.
"Nobody can turn around for one moment and say we could have kept Dele Alli," Robinson told BBC Look East. Read more here.
MK Dons: Karl Robinson says 'getting relegated takes its toll'
BBC Sport
MK Dons manager Karl Robinson speaks to BBC Look East about his future and some of the reasons behind the club's relegation from the Championship this season.
Video content
Luton parking officers to wear body cameras
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
Traffic wardens in Luton are to start wearing video cameras to help keep them safe, the council has announced.
Luton Borough Council said it hoped the cameras would prevent abuse and attacks on its civil enforcement officers (CEOs). Violent and aggressive incidents rose from 18 in 2014/15 to 47 in 2015/16.
The council said the cameras would remain off for the majority of the time, and only used when CEOs found themselves in a confrontational situation. The public will be informed if they are being recorded. The system will be rolled out over the next few days.
Woman rescued from Luton fire
Gail Sanderson
BBC Three Counties Radio
A woman has been rescued from a fire in a flat at Hockwell Ring in Luton.
The fire in a second-floor flat in Green Court started at about 14:15. Four fire engines and an aerial platform attended.
Man stabbed in back outside club
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
A man has been stabbed in the back outside a nightclub in Luton.
He is believed to have been involved in an argument or a fight before approaching door staff at the Exchange Nightclub in King Street to say he had been stabbed.
It happened just after 03:00 on Saturday morning. Two men arrested at the weekend have been released without charge.
Watch: Watford fans wave flags for the Hornets
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
BBC Three Counties Radio was broadcasting live from Wembley yesterday for the FA Cup semi-final between Watford and Crystal Palace.
There were thousands of Hornets fans celebrating on their way into Wembley with flags, and more flags!
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However, they went home disappointed as the Hornets were knocked out by Crystal Palace, losing 2-1.
Luton NUT backs council proposal to oppose forced academies
Luton on Sunday
The National Union of Teachers in Luton has backed a proposal for Luton Borough Council to oppose government plans to force all schools to become academies.
Cow cam: Milton Keynes sculptures on the moo-ve
BBC Look East
Milton Keynes' famous cow sculptures have been moved from the shopping centre to the town's museum.
Here we see some of their journey to Stacey Bushes.
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Obama visit: Student 'comes out' to US president
A person from Watford, who believes they're neither male nor female, says they don't regret coming out about their gender to US President Barack Obama.
Maria Munir, 20, identifies as "non-binary" and says they wanted to raise awareness of the issue, by speaking out during a question-and-answer session with the US president.
"If I do this in front of the world then perhaps other people will have the ability to be more accepted within society; at the end of the day, we are all human beings," Maria said.
Weather Watchers: Spring flowers brightening up day
BBC Weather Watchers
It's looking a bit grim and cloudy out there today but this photograph of bright, vibrant flowers in Buckinghamshire is brightening our mood!
Thank you to Weather Watcher Oldboy for sharing this image from Great Linford with us.
Anthony Joshua to defend IBF title against Dominic Breazeale
BBC Sport
Watford boxer Anthony Joshua will defend his world heavyweight title against the undefeated American Dominic Breazeale in June.
IBF heavyweight world champion Joshua will take on Breazeale on 25 June at London's O2 Arena.
Breazeale, 30, has won all 17 of his professional fights, with 15 knockouts. Joshua, 26, won the title with a second-round stoppage of American Charles Martin on 10 April.