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BreakingSnowdonia helicopter victims named by police
The five victims from the Milton Keynes area who died in a helicopter crash in Snowdonia on Wednesday have been named by police in Wales.
Kevin and Ruth Burke, aged 56 and 49; Donald and Sharon Burke, aged 55 and 48; and 51-year-old Barry Burke died after the crash in the Rhinog mountains.
North Wales Police said the recovery all of the bodies had been completed with the help of local mountain rescue teams and the coastguard.
Ch Insp Richie Green said: "Now all the bodies have been recovered the joint investigation with the Air Accident Investigation Board will begin in earnest to establish how this accident happened.
"Our thoughts remain with the extended family and their friends."
Carters Get Rich... in Milton Keynes
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Apparently celebrating your 50th birthday just isn't enough for Milton Keynes.
The new town will feature on a brand new TV show tonight at 20:00.
Carters Get Rich is on Sky 1 and features Hollywood star James Van Der Beek (he's the one who used to be in Dawson's Creek).
The show is a rags-to-riches story following the antics of the Carter family, who find themselves overnight millionaires when the youngest member of the family invents an app in the shed of his back garden in MK.
Watford have announced midfielder Tom
Cleverley's loan spell from Everton will be made into a permanent transfer.
The former Manchester United 27-year-old has
signed a five-year deal with the Hornets.
Watford boss Walter Mazzarri said: "I'm
very happy that he has signed, because since he arrived he has showed to be a
great professional; very serious in training; great technique and personality."
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Man bailed in Bedford rape investigation
A man arrested on suspicion of rape has been bailed after a woman was attacked in Bedford in the early hours of Thursday.
Police say it happened on Mill Street at about 01:15.
They're appealing for witnesses to come forward and would like to speak to a group of men who were in the area at the time, and could be vital witnesses.
They say a student night was taking place at the nearby Empire nightclub and witnesses may have heard and seen something.
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Luton road re-opens after shooting
Police are no longer at the scene of a shooting in Luton and have told us that Dallow Road has re-opened.
The road was closed after they were called to the area at about 21:20 on Thursday, following reports a man had been shot.
He was taken to hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.
An arrested man is continuing to be questioned.
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Harmit Bahra race case: Bedfordshire Police 'will not tolerate discrimination'
Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio
Bedfordshire Police says it "will not tolerate any type of discrimination" after it was announced that 15 officers and staff were being investigated in a racism case.
Deputy chief
constable Mike Colbourne made the comments after the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said it was widening its probe into the case of former officer,
Harmit Bahra
, who won a £200,000 payout for suffering racial discrimination.
He said: "We celebrate diversity
at Bedfordshire Police and are committed to building a workforce which is more
reflective of the communities we serve."
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Hulcote 'in shock' over villagers' helicopter deaths in Snowdonia
The Bedfordshire village that was home to a couple killed in a helicopter crash in Snowdonia has been left stunned by the deaths, according to a local councillor.
Kevin and Ruth Burke from Hulcote, near Milton Keynes, have been named locally as two of the five members of the same family who died in the crash on Wednesday.
Efforts to recover their bodies and the aircraft wreckage from the Rhinog Mountains have been hampered by both the weather and the remote location.
Richard Mann, who is a councillor in the Burkes' home village, described the sombre mood in the community.
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Fifty cows to celebrate 50 years of MK
Gareth Lloyd
BBC Three Counties Radio
This morning I went to Milton Keynes, the new town synonymous with concrete cows, to see for myself the new herd created to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
This is what they look like...
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Helicopter crash recovery 'treacherous'
Recovery of the bodies of five family members killed in a helicopter crash in north Wales continues today.
Poor weather and the remote and "challenging" terrain at the Rhinog Mountains in Snowdonia have hampered recovery efforts, police have said.
Two of those on board have been named locally as Kevin and Ruth Burke from Hulcote, near Milton Keynes, who were travelling to a christening in Dublin.
A search began on Wednesday when the aircraft vanished over Caernarfon Bay.
Ch Insp Richard Green said conditions were treacherous and challenging for recovery teams.
What the former Shredded Wheat factory site will look like
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Over the next few years the site of the former Shredded Wheat factory in Welwyn will be transformed.
The land is currently owned by Tesco and the work is being completed by Spen Hill, the development brand of the company.
This is what it will look like...
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Shredded Wheat's Art Deco factory buildings to stay
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The Grade II-listed Art Deco buildings at the former Shredded Wheat factory site in Welwyn will be be kept and restored, despite hundreds of homes being built there.
It means the 1920s silos (pictured below) will stay along with the production hall, grain store and boiler house.
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The developers of the site, Spen Hill, will spend about £8.5m on improvements to local infrastructure, with £4.2m going on highway works – including a new roundabout at the Broadwater Road junction and footbridge to the station.
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About £3m will also be spent on moving Peartree Primary School to a different site and increasing its capacity.
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BBC Sport
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Read moreGoodbye
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
That's it from all of us on the Local Live news feed for Beds, Herts and Bucks this week.
We'll be back on Monday from 08:00 with more news, sport, travel and weather.
Whatever you're doing this weekend, whether you're going to be a busy bee, or just take it easy, have a good one.
BreakingSnowdonia helicopter victims named by police
The five victims from the Milton Keynes area who died in a helicopter crash in Snowdonia on Wednesday have been named by police in Wales.
Kevin and Ruth Burke, aged 56 and 49; Donald and Sharon Burke, aged 55 and 48; and 51-year-old Barry Burke died after the crash in the Rhinog mountains.
North Wales Police said the recovery all of the bodies had been completed with the help of local mountain rescue teams and the coastguard.
Ch Insp Richie Green said: "Now all the bodies have been recovered the joint investigation with the Air Accident Investigation Board will begin in earnest to establish how this accident happened.
"Our thoughts remain with the extended family and their friends."
Carters Get Rich... in Milton Keynes
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Apparently celebrating your 50th birthday just isn't enough for Milton Keynes.
The new town will feature on a brand new TV show tonight at 20:00.
Carters Get Rich is on Sky 1 and features Hollywood star James Van Der Beek (he's the one who used to be in Dawson's Creek).
The show is a rags-to-riches story following the antics of the Carter family, who find themselves overnight millionaires when the youngest member of the family invents an app in the shed of his back garden in MK.
You can listen to James explaining the show on Steve Wright In The Afternoon .
A dry night, with sunshine and showers tomorrow
Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather
Tonight will be mostly dry across the BBC East region, with clear spells as temperatures drop to 7C (45F).
It's a mixed bag of weather for Saturday. There'll be sunny spells and the first of those April showers, some heavy with hail and thunder.
Temperatures could reach 15C (59F).
BBC Weather has more details for where you live.
Cleverley to stay at Watford
Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
Watford have announced midfielder Tom Cleverley's loan spell from Everton will be made into a permanent transfer.
The former Manchester United 27-year-old has signed a five-year deal with the Hornets.
Watford boss Walter Mazzarri said: "I'm very happy that he has signed, because since he arrived he has showed to be a great professional; very serious in training; great technique and personality."
Man bailed in Bedford rape investigation
A man arrested on suspicion of rape has been bailed after a woman was attacked in Bedford in the early hours of Thursday.
Police say it happened on Mill Street at about 01:15.
They're appealing for witnesses to come forward and would like to speak to a group of men who were in the area at the time, and could be vital witnesses.
They say a student night was taking place at the nearby Empire nightclub and witnesses may have heard and seen something.
Luton road re-opens after shooting
Police are no longer at the scene of a shooting in Luton and have told us that Dallow Road has re-opened.
The road was closed after they were called to the area at about 21:20 on Thursday, following reports a man had been shot.
He was taken to hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.
An arrested man is continuing to be questioned.
Harmit Bahra race case: Bedfordshire Police 'will not tolerate discrimination'
Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio
Bedfordshire Police says it "will not tolerate any type of discrimination" after it was announced that 15 officers and staff were being investigated in a racism case.
Deputy chief constable Mike Colbourne made the comments after the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said it was widening its probe into the case of former officer, Harmit Bahra , who won a £200,000 payout for suffering racial discrimination.
He said: "We celebrate diversity at Bedfordshire Police and are committed to building a workforce which is more reflective of the communities we serve."
Hulcote 'in shock' over villagers' helicopter deaths in Snowdonia
The Bedfordshire village that was home to a couple killed in a helicopter crash in Snowdonia has been left stunned by the deaths, according to a local councillor.
Kevin and Ruth Burke from Hulcote, near Milton Keynes, have been named locally as two of the five members of the same family who died in the crash on Wednesday.
Efforts to recover their bodies and the aircraft wreckage from the Rhinog Mountains have been hampered by both the weather and the remote location.
Richard Mann, who is a councillor in the Burkes' home village, described the sombre mood in the community.
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Fifty cows to celebrate 50 years of MK
Gareth Lloyd
BBC Three Counties Radio
This morning I went to Milton Keynes, the new town synonymous with concrete cows, to see for myself the new herd created to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
This is what they look like...
Video content
Helicopter crash recovery 'treacherous'
Recovery of the bodies of five family members killed in a helicopter crash in north Wales continues today.
Poor weather and the remote and "challenging" terrain at the Rhinog Mountains in Snowdonia have hampered recovery efforts, police have said.
Two of those on board have been named locally as Kevin and Ruth Burke from Hulcote, near Milton Keynes, who were travelling to a christening in Dublin.
A search began on Wednesday when the aircraft vanished over Caernarfon Bay.
Ch Insp Richard Green said conditions were treacherous and challenging for recovery teams.
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Aneke signs new MK Dons contract
MK Dons forward Chuks Aneke signs a contract extension to stay with the League One club until the end of next season.
Read moreWhat the former Shredded Wheat factory site will look like
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Over the next few years the site of the former Shredded Wheat factory in Welwyn will be transformed.
The land is currently owned by Tesco and the work is being completed by Spen Hill, the development brand of the company.
This is what it will look like...
Shredded Wheat's Art Deco factory buildings to stay
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
The Grade II-listed Art Deco buildings at the former Shredded Wheat factory site in Welwyn will be be kept and restored, despite hundreds of homes being built there.
It means the 1920s silos (pictured below) will stay along with the production hall, grain store and boiler house.
The developers of the site, Spen Hill, will spend about £8.5m on improvements to local infrastructure, with £4.2m going on highway works – including a new roundabout at the Broadwater Road junction and footbridge to the station.
About £3m will also be spent on moving Peartree Primary School to a different site and increasing its capacity.