And people in Thame are looking to make more money out of tourism following the success of the TV series Midsomer Murders
Weather: Warm and humid, with possible heavy showers overnight
It'll be warm and humid this evening with some hazy sunshine. The night will be muggy but probably stay dry. Mist may form, especially along prone stretches of the River Thames. Some heavy, thundery showers might just affect south eastern parts just after dawn. Lows of 14C (57F).
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Heavy showers or thunderstorms remain a small risk during rush hour tomorrow, but these will clear during the morning to give a cloudy, warm and humid day for most of us with some brighter spells.
Travel latest: Delays at Botley
Get up-to-the minute details on this incident, and the rest of the county's travel news on the BBC Travel site or follow @BBCOxTravel.
Investigation begins into Midsomer Murders tourism windfall
People in Thame are looking to make more money out of tourism following the success of the TV series Midsomer Murders.
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Several places in the town have been used as locations and it's estimated that about 15,000 people visited South Oxfordshire in 2015 because of Midsomer Murders.
The town council is putting on a workshop by attractions elsewhere that have had success in attracting visitors off the back of a TV show.
Pregnant women could be asked to test blood pressure at home
Oxford researchers are looking at ways to reduce the risks for pregnant women of developing the potentially fatal condition pre-eclampsia.
Constable Garry Dixon dealt with a grief-stricken man at a house in Abingdon, in September 2013, who was behaving unpredictably after the death of his father.
After a standoff, during which the man threw hammers at police from a shed, he poured petrol over himself and threw it at Constable Dixon, and tried to set light to himself.
University staff picket honorary degree ceremony in Oxford
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) have been picketing outside the Encaenia Ceremony, where honorary degrees are awarded.
They gathered outside the Sheldonian Theatre this morning as dons arrived to protest over pay.
Oxford United draw Birmingham away in EFL Cup first round
Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust hopes to secure £2m of Heritage Lottery Funding for the Reconnect project.
It will focus on the river from Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire, to Sandford-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, and will also look at leisure activities, including walking and fishing.
Famous names in Oxford for honorary degrees
Director and screenwriter Pedro Almodóvar and the man behind the design of the iPad are among the names receiving honorary degrees at Oxford University later.
Almodóvar has won multiple awards for Talk to Her, All About My Mother, and Volver, among others.
Sir Jonathan Ive meanwhile is chief design officer of Apple Inc. He leads Apple's design team and is responsible for the look and feel of Apple products, interfaces and packaging.
New homes announcement is "extremely unhelpful" says Wallingford town councillor
Oxfam staff from the charity's Oxford HQ have travelled to Trafalgar Square to join events taking place around the world to mark the birthday of killed MP Jo Cox.
Organisers said the events, on what would have been her 42nd birthday, would "show the world we have more in common than that which divides us".
Tributes are planned in New York, Paris, London and in Mrs Cox's Batley and Spen constituency.
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Chris Brown
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- On the last day of campaigning in the EU referendum, the prime minister has been out and about in Oxfordshire
- Oxford researchers are looking at ways to reduce the risks for pregnant women of developing the potentially fatal condition pre-eclampsia
- And people in Thame are looking to make more money out of tourism following the success of the TV series Midsomer Murders
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- Conservationists have launched a scheme to highlight the wildlife and history of the upper River Thames
- And Oxford United have been drawn away at Championship side Birmingham City in the first round of the EFL Cup next season
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- Conservationists have launched a scheme to highlight the wildlife and history of the upper River Thames
- And Oxford United have been handed an early Christmas present, with the 2016/17 fixture list seeing them play their festive games at the Kassam
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Latest headlines: Cameron back home in Oxfordshire on last day of campaign
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Weather: Warm and humid, with possible heavy showers overnight
It'll be warm and humid this evening with some hazy sunshine. The night will be muggy but probably stay dry. Mist may form, especially along prone stretches of the River Thames. Some heavy, thundery showers might just affect south eastern parts just after dawn. Lows of 14C (57F).
Heavy showers or thunderstorms remain a small risk during rush hour tomorrow, but these will clear during the morning to give a cloudy, warm and humid day for most of us with some brighter spells.
Travel latest: Delays at Botley
Get up-to-the minute details on this incident, and the rest of the county's travel news on the BBC Travel site or follow @BBCOxTravel.
Investigation begins into Midsomer Murders tourism windfall
People in Thame are looking to make more money out of tourism following the success of the TV series Midsomer Murders.
Several places in the town have been used as locations and it's estimated that about 15,000 people visited South Oxfordshire in 2015 because of Midsomer Murders.
The town council is putting on a workshop by attractions elsewhere that have had success in attracting visitors off the back of a TV show.
Pregnant women could be asked to test blood pressure at home
Oxford researchers are looking at ways to reduce the risks for pregnant women of developing the potentially fatal condition pre-eclampsia.
It's caused by high blood pressure and affects about one in every 20 expectant mothers.
Scientists hope by giving women the means to test their own blood pressure at home the number of cases could be reduced.
David Cameron out and about in Oxfordshire
On the last day of campaigning in the EU referendum, the prime minister has been out and about in Oxfordshire.
He met a farmer in a field...
.. and then pensioners at a farm shop cafe.
Latest headlines: University staff picket at honorary degree ceremony
Chris Brown
BBC News
Here are your mid-afternoon headlines:
Cutteslowe Park greenhouse open to visitors again after restoration by People in Action
Oxford Times
Greenhouses that stood derelict for decades in Cutteslowe Park are bursting with life again after a loving restoration.
Police officer nominated for bravery award
A police officer who tackled a man threatening to set himself on fire has been nominated for a Police Bravery Award.
Constable Garry Dixon dealt with a grief-stricken man at a house in Abingdon, in September 2013, who was behaving unpredictably after the death of his father.
After a standoff, during which the man threw hammers at police from a shed, he poured petrol over himself and threw it at Constable Dixon, and tried to set light to himself.
University staff picket honorary degree ceremony in Oxford
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) have been picketing outside the Encaenia Ceremony, where honorary degrees are awarded.
They gathered outside the Sheldonian Theatre this morning as dons arrived to protest over pay.
Oxford United draw Birmingham away in EFL Cup first round
Tough draw...
Weather: Warm and humid, with possible heavy showers overnight
BBC Weather Watchers
This afternoon will be dry with some sunny spells. It'll turn warm and increasingly humid, with highs of 22C (72F).
University staff set to demonstrate at Oxford graduation ceremony
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) are set to demonstrate during a graduation ceremony in Oxford.
It's due to a row over pay, with UCU members not happy with the 1.1% pay rise they've been offered by their employers.
Latest headlines: Number of NHS workers from EU in Oxfordshire double national average
Chris Brown
BBC News
Here are your top stories this grey and drizzly lunchtime:
Oxford United season ticket sales soar past 3,000
Thames conservationists bid for £2m lottery cash
Sue Paz
BBC News
Conservationists have launched a scheme to highlight the wildlife and history of the upper River Thames.
Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust hopes to secure £2m of Heritage Lottery Funding for the Reconnect project.
It will focus on the river from Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire, to Sandford-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, and will also look at leisure activities, including walking and fishing.
Famous names in Oxford for honorary degrees
Director and screenwriter Pedro Almodóvar and the man behind the design of the iPad are among the names receiving honorary degrees at Oxford University later.
Almodóvar has won multiple awards for Talk to Her, All About My Mother, and Volver, among others.
Sir Jonathan Ive meanwhile is chief design officer of Apple Inc. He leads Apple's design team and is responsible for the look and feel of Apple products, interfaces and packaging.
New homes announcement is "extremely unhelpful" says Wallingford town councillor
Oxford Mail
A town councillor said the revelation an additional 428 homes will be built in Wallingford was "extremely unhelpful".
Oxfam staff prepare for Jo Cox event in London
Oxfam staff from the charity's Oxford HQ have travelled to Trafalgar Square to join events taking place around the world to mark the birthday of killed MP Jo Cox.
Organisers said the events, on what would have been her 42nd birthday, would "show the world we have more in common than that which divides us".
Tributes are planned in New York, Paris, London and in Mrs Cox's Batley and Spen constituency.