It'll still be warm and humid this evening with some hazy sunshine. The night will be muggy but probably stay dry. Heavy, thundery showers could affect some parts around dawn, with torrential downpours possible.
Tomorrow, heavy showers or thunderstorms remain a risk during rush hour, but these will clear during the morning to give a cloudy, warm and humid day for most of us with some brighter spells.
Maximum temperature: 22C (72F).
Watch: Baby crocodiles hatch in Bedfordshire
Whipsnade Zoo has overseen the birth of four West African dwarf crocodiles. You can learn more about them here...
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Birds nests 'swiftly reinstated at renovated Biggleswade flats
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Contractors have made a 'swift' return to a recently renovated block of flats in Biggleswade... to reinstate nest holes for birds.
The flats in Winston Crescent have just been done up, but residents contacted the RSPB when they realised nests for swifts hadn't been included.
Aragon Housing Association said it was only too pleased to provide new homes for "our smaller, feathered friends" and they will "consult the RSPB on future building and refurbishment work to see where we can do more to help”.
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Djokovic says he's ready for Rio despite Zika fears
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Novak Djokovic has just confirmed he's still planning to go to the Rio Olympics despite fears around the Zika virus.
Even though he lost his match at The Boodles in Stoke Park today, Djokovic says its a "great way to get ready for Wimbledon".
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Bletchley veteran takes part in Flog It!
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
A World War Two veteran has been filmed today at Bletchley Park, as part of the 1000th edition of Flog It!
Betty Webb MBE was a member of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and worked to decode German police messages in the Mansion.
You can see her below being interviewed by Paul Mann and the valuation team.
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Flog It! comes to town
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The TV cameras have been at Bletchley Park today to film an episode of Flog It!
The antiques show has been in Buckinghamshire to record it's 1000th episode.
As the pictures show it was a time to celebrate...
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Snap, crackle and hatch... Baby crocs at Whipsnade
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The West African dwarf crocodiles are classified as vulnerable by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and Whipsnade Zoo's four new reptiles will be added to the European Studbook.
At the moment they're eight inches long (20cm) and were hatched on Friday after being laid in March.
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Alex Cliffe, from the zoo, said: "Amazingly, even before hatching, the baby crocs can actually call to their mum from inside the egg.
"That means she can help excavate them from the nest and carry the hatchlings down to the water for safety."
Parents wait 18 years to add to their family
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
When it comes to having kids it seems like 'in a while crocodile' is the case for some.
At Whipsnade Zoo, four West African dwarf crocodiles have hatched after their parents - Amara and Kojo - waited 18 before adding to their brood.
Already the babies have been out and about in the pool, bonding with their parents and learning that crickets are tasty.
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Djokovic loses in Wimbledon warm up game
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Novak Djokovic has just lost his warm up game for Wimbledon at The Boodles at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire today.
This is the moment David Goffin beat him 6-4, 7-5...
Taxi driver protest: Council 'regret' local taxi drivers didn't win contract
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Luton Borough Council have told me it's an "unsettling time" for local taxi drivers, but they had no involvement in the decision to award Addison Lee the contract for a taxi rank at Luton Airport.
They regret local taxi trade didn't win the bid, but added it was "open and transparent process".
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Taxi drivers want a taxi rank at the airport, but the council says it has no power to place an open taxi rank there without the consent of the airport.
Taxi driver prorest: Airport says new contract was 'fair'
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Following a protest by taxi drivers today, Luton Airport says the process to award the new taxi contract was "fair and open".
A spokesman said the priority is to ensure customers "receive the best possible service" and the "tender was carried out with this in mind".
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It says the move is part of a £110m investment to redevelop the airport.
Djokovic drops a set at The Boodles
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
It's five days before Wimbledon, and Novak Djokovic has lost his first set 6-3 to Belgium's David Goffin at The Boodles in Buckinghamshire.
Taxi driver protest: Contract 'unfair' say drivers
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Hackney carriage drivers in Luton have told me they want a taxi rank re-instated at Luton Airport after it was announced their contract had been awarded to Addison Lee instead.
They believe the new contract is unfair.
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Addison Lee have told us the contract will "expand and improve" options for passengers and they'll be recruiting "locally for both management and driver vacancies".
Taxi driver protest: 'Thousands of livelihoods will be lost'
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
There are about 60 Hackney taxi drivers outside Luton Town Hall, very unhappy that a new contract to ply trade at Luton Airiport has been awarded to Addison Lee.
Mohammed Yassin has told me he's been in and out of the trade for the "past 35 years" and because the airport has "changed their mind" drivers like him have been told to "go."
He says thousands of livelihoods will be lost.
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Game set and match to Bedene
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
It's been a good afternoon for Aljaz Bedene, from Gosling in Hertfordshire.
He's won his match at The Boodles at Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4.
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Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
That's it for today from the Local Live team here for Beds, Herts and Bucks. We'll be back from 08:00 on Thursday morning.
As ever it's been a busy day, including news of a protest by Luton taxi drivers and a debate on the EU referendum.
We've also heard how friends of missing Hertfordshire author Helen Bailey hope she's safe and well. More on that story below...
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Demolition work starts on derelict Dunstable pub
Tony Fisher
BBC Three Counties Radio
Demolition work has started at Dunstable pub, The Norman King.
The former thatched building was destroyed in an arson attack almost five years ago.
The remaining walls are being pulled down and the site will now be re-developed.
Weather: Heavy showers expected tonight
BBC Weather
It'll still be warm and humid this evening with some hazy sunshine. The night will be muggy but probably stay dry. Heavy, thundery showers could affect some parts around dawn, with torrential downpours possible.
Minimum temperature: 15C (59F).
Tomorrow, heavy showers or thunderstorms remain a risk during rush hour, but these will clear during the morning to give a cloudy, warm and humid day for most of us with some brighter spells.
Maximum temperature: 22C (72F).
Watch: Baby crocodiles hatch in Bedfordshire
Whipsnade Zoo has overseen the birth of four West African dwarf crocodiles. You can learn more about them here...
Video content
Birds nests 'swiftly reinstated at renovated Biggleswade flats
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Contractors have made a 'swift' return to a recently renovated block of flats in Biggleswade... to reinstate nest holes for birds.
The flats in Winston Crescent have just been done up, but residents contacted the RSPB when they realised nests for swifts hadn't been included.
Aragon Housing Association said it was only too pleased to provide new homes for "our smaller, feathered friends" and they will "consult the RSPB on future building and refurbishment work to see where we can do more to help”.
Djokovic says he's ready for Rio despite Zika fears
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Novak Djokovic has just confirmed he's still planning to go to the Rio Olympics despite fears around the Zika virus.
It comes after Rory McIlroy announced he won't be taking part in the Games because of the virus.
Even though he lost his match at The Boodles in Stoke Park today, Djokovic says its a "great way to get ready for Wimbledon".
Bletchley veteran takes part in Flog It!
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
A World War Two veteran has been filmed today at Bletchley Park, as part of the 1000th edition of Flog It!
Betty Webb MBE was a member of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and worked to decode German police messages in the Mansion.
You can see her below being interviewed by Paul Mann and the valuation team.
Flog It! comes to town
Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
The TV cameras have been at Bletchley Park today to film an episode of Flog It!
The antiques show has been in Buckinghamshire to record it's 1000th episode.
As the pictures show it was a time to celebrate...
Snap, crackle and hatch... Baby crocs at Whipsnade
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The West African dwarf crocodiles are classified as vulnerable by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and Whipsnade Zoo's four new reptiles will be added to the European Studbook.
At the moment they're eight inches long (20cm) and were hatched on Friday after being laid in March.
Alex Cliffe, from the zoo, said: "Amazingly, even before hatching, the baby crocs can actually call to their mum from inside the egg.
"That means she can help excavate them from the nest and carry the hatchlings down to the water for safety."
Parents wait 18 years to add to their family
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
When it comes to having kids it seems like 'in a while crocodile' is the case for some.
At Whipsnade Zoo, four West African dwarf crocodiles have hatched after their parents - Amara and Kojo - waited 18 before adding to their brood.
Already the babies have been out and about in the pool, bonding with their parents and learning that crickets are tasty.
Djokovic loses in Wimbledon warm up game
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Novak Djokovic has just lost his warm up game for Wimbledon at The Boodles at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire today.
This is the moment David Goffin beat him 6-4, 7-5...
Taxi driver protest: Council 'regret' local taxi drivers didn't win contract
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Luton Borough Council have told me it's an "unsettling time" for local taxi drivers, but they had no involvement in the decision to award Addison Lee the contract for a taxi rank at Luton Airport.
They regret local taxi trade didn't win the bid, but added it was "open and transparent process".
Taxi drivers want a taxi rank at the airport, but the council says it has no power to place an open taxi rank there without the consent of the airport.
Taxi driver prorest: Airport says new contract was 'fair'
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Following a protest by taxi drivers today, Luton Airport says the process to award the new taxi contract was "fair and open".
A spokesman said the priority is to ensure customers "receive the best possible service" and the "tender was carried out with this in mind".
It says the move is part of a £110m investment to redevelop the airport.
Djokovic drops a set at The Boodles
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
It's five days before Wimbledon, and Novak Djokovic has lost his first set 6-3 to Belgium's David Goffin at The Boodles in Buckinghamshire.
Taxi driver protest: Contract 'unfair' say drivers
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Hackney carriage drivers in Luton have told me they want a taxi rank re-instated at Luton Airport after it was announced their contract had been awarded to Addison Lee instead.
They believe the new contract is unfair.
Addison Lee have told us the contract will "expand and improve" options for passengers and they'll be recruiting "locally for both management and driver vacancies".
Taxi driver protest: 'Thousands of livelihoods will be lost'
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
There are about 60 Hackney taxi drivers outside Luton Town Hall, very unhappy that a new contract to ply trade at Luton Airiport has been awarded to Addison Lee.
Mohammed Yassin has told me he's been in and out of the trade for the "past 35 years" and because the airport has "changed their mind" drivers like him have been told to "go."
He says thousands of livelihoods will be lost.
Game set and match to Bedene
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
It's been a good afternoon for Aljaz Bedene, from Gosling in Hertfordshire.
He's won his match at The Boodles at Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4.
This is the moment he took the match...
He's behind you... (the best tennis player in the world that is)
You might just be able to spot a rather famous tennis player behind me. Novak Djokovic has come to Buckinghamshire to start his warm up to Wimbledon.
Anyone for tennis? Novak comes to The Boodles
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
I'm at The Boodles in Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire today for the tennis.
Novak Djokovic is playing in preparation for Wimbledon. Also in action is Hertfordshire tennis player Aljaz Bedene.
Taxi drivers protest over airport contract
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
I'm outside Luton Town Hall, where Hackney carriage drivers are protesting over the Luton Airport contract being awarded to Addison Lee.
The are chanting "shame on you," referring to Luton Borough Council and Addison Lee.