A quad bike and a classic toy tractor were among items stolen in a burglary in Chelveston last week.
Between 22:00 on 5 September and 06:00 the day after, offenders broke into a workshop and stole items including a green Honda quad bike, a John Deere ride-on lawn mower, a Nixon pressure washer, Logic single-axle trailer and various power tools.
A John Deere ride-on toy tractor (pictured), of significant sentimental value to the owners, was also taken.
Harrow fire: All lines open between London and Milton Keynes
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
We've just told you about London Euston re-opening after last night's fire in Harrow.
London Midland has confirmed that all lines have re-opened between Milton Keynes Central and London Euston, but trains in both directions may be delayed by up to 90 minutes, cancelled or revised due to trains and train crew being out of position.
Southern services are also currently suspended between Milton Keynes Central, Watford Junction and Shepherds Bush.
Harrow fire: London Euston re-opens
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
We've just heard that London Euston has re-opened.
A Network Rail spokesman said trains would run out of Euston at 13:00 with an amended timetable.
Its statement said that land next
to the railway, which was badly damaged by fire overnight, had been "made safe".
Passengers should check
before they travel with their train operator or visit the National Rail website for the latest
travel information.
Harrow fire: Specialist equipment arrives to fix wall
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
As specialist equipment arrives to fix the damaged wall on the West Coast Main Line, we are now turning our attention to other stories going on in the region.
All train services from Milton Keynes and Northampton into London Euston are cancelled for the rest of the day, but if anything changes we will of course keep you updated.
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Harrow fire: Damaged wall being removed
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
London Midland says work to remove the damaged wall in Harrow after last night's fire has begun.
Because it is unsafe and so close to the West Coast Main Line, all services into London Euston from Milton Keynes and Northampton are currently cancelled.
Harrow fire: Buses running from Northampton to Wellingborough
Sam Read
BBC Radio Northampton politics reporter
At Northampton railway station buses have arrived to transport commuters to Wellingborough station so they can pick up the Midland Main Line service into London.
It seem to be rather quiet here compared to the scene in Milton Keynes...
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Harrow fire: Disruption expected into the weekend
Richard Westcott
Transport correspondent
This is going to cause problems on some of Britain's busiest train lines all day and possibly into the weekend.
The fire has damaged a wall right next to the track.
Engineers need to knock the wall down, but to do that they must bring in specialist kit and close the line so they can gain access to the site.
Not a quick job and that's assuming all goes to plan.
If the wall damages a rail as it comes down, for example, it could delay things.
You can catch King's Cross East Coast trains to Scotland/London, but they'll be busier.
Harrow fire: Suggested alternative routes
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
If you need to get into London Euston from Northampton or Milton Keynes today, Virgin Trains has just released this map of alternative routes.
Harrow fire: Travellers good humoured at MK station
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
The feeling at Milton Keynes station today is one of good humour and resignation.
No trains are running to or from London Euston on the West Coast Main Line, so if anyone wants to travel from Northampton and Milton Keynes to the capital they're having to find alternative routes.
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Passengers are being advised to get on buses from MK to Luton.
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Several staff from Network Rail, London Midland and Virgin are on hand to advise passengers on the best alternative routes.
Harrow fire: Network Rail 'working quickly' to fix wall by track
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
I've just spoken to Allan Spence at Milton Keynes railway station, who's the head of passenger and public safety at Network Rail.
He told me the company was working "as quick as we can", with an unsafe wall by the line at Harrow needing to be dismantled and rebuilt.
No services will run on the line "until it is safe", he said.
Alternative buses are on offer, saying it was doing its best to get people to their destination.
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The weekend weather outlook
Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather
Any rain should clear tonight, with showers becoming confined to the Norfolk coast.
It'll be mostly dry by morning with clear spells and a few fog patches.
With temperatures falling as low as 4C (39F) there could be a touch of grass frost in rural areas.
Tomorrow will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, which could turn heavy with hail and thunder.
Top temperature of 15C (59F).
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Toy tractor taken in workshop raid
A quad bike and a classic toy tractor were among items stolen in a burglary in Chelveston last week.
Between 22:00 on 5 September and 06:00 the day after, offenders broke into a workshop and stole items including a green Honda quad bike, a John Deere ride-on lawn mower, a Nixon pressure washer, Logic single-axle trailer and various power tools.
A John Deere ride-on toy tractor (pictured), of significant sentimental value to the owners, was also taken.
Witnesses or anyone with any information about the stolen property or those involved in the burglary are asked to contact Northamptonshire Police.
Women arrested over shooting of man in Wellingborough
Two women have been arrested after an 18-year-old man was shot in Wellingborough.
The victim was crossing Burns Road, near the junction with Ruskin Avenue, when he was shot at about 13:20.
He sustained serious but non-life threatening injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
The women, aged 23 and 27, were arrested by officers yesterday afternoon and remain in police custody.
Police would like to speak to anyone who saw a white VW Golf in the area yesterday or who has information about the attack.
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Catch upHarrow fire: All lines open between London and Milton Keynes
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
We've just told you about London Euston re-opening after last night's fire in Harrow.
London Midland has confirmed that all lines have re-opened between Milton Keynes Central and London Euston, but trains in both directions may be delayed by up to 90 minutes, cancelled or revised due to trains and train crew being out of position.
Southern services are also currently suspended between Milton Keynes Central, Watford Junction and Shepherds Bush.
Harrow fire: London Euston re-opens
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
We've just heard that London Euston has re-opened.
A Network Rail spokesman said trains would run out of Euston at 13:00 with an amended timetable.
Its statement said that land next to the railway, which was badly damaged by fire overnight, had been "made safe".
Passengers should check before they travel with their train operator or visit the National Rail website for the latest travel information.
Strictly dance reveal
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
This is the moment any Strictly Come Dancing fan looks forward to...
Today it's been announced what sizzling dance routine Rev Richard Coles will perform in the hit show when it returns next Saturday.
Sadly the Finedon vicar won't be dancing to "Don't Leave Me This Way", but the artistic team do like a religious theme.
They've gone for a Cha Cha to There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) by the Eurythmics.
I suppose they didn't want to risk "Devil Woman".
Harrow fire: Wall being demolished
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Work is well under way to knock down an unstable hall in Harrow after a fire destroyed it last night.
It means no trains are running on that section of the West Coast Main Line, which runs parallel to the building,
All services into London Euston railway station from Milton Keynes and Northampton are cancelled.
Disruption is expected to last for the rest of the day.
Harrow fire: Specialist equipment arrives to fix wall
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
As specialist equipment arrives to fix the damaged wall on the West Coast Main Line, we are now turning our attention to other stories going on in the region.
All train services from Milton Keynes and Northampton into London Euston are cancelled for the rest of the day, but if anything changes we will of course keep you updated.
Harrow fire: Damaged wall being removed
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
London Midland says work to remove the damaged wall in Harrow after last night's fire has begun.
Because it is unsafe and so close to the West Coast Main Line, all services into London Euston from Milton Keynes and Northampton are currently cancelled.
Harrow fire: Buses running from Northampton to Wellingborough
Sam Read
BBC Radio Northampton politics reporter
At Northampton railway station buses have arrived to transport commuters to Wellingborough station so they can pick up the Midland Main Line service into London.
It seem to be rather quiet here compared to the scene in Milton Keynes...
Where the queues were much longer...
And there were more buses...
Harrow fire: Disruption expected into the weekend
Richard Westcott
Transport correspondent
This is going to cause problems on some of Britain's busiest train lines all day and possibly into the weekend.
The fire has damaged a wall right next to the track.
Engineers need to knock the wall down, but to do that they must bring in specialist kit and close the line so they can gain access to the site.
Not a quick job and that's assuming all goes to plan.
If the wall damages a rail as it comes down, for example, it could delay things.
You can catch King's Cross East Coast trains to Scotland/London, but they'll be busier.
Harrow fire: Suggested alternative routes
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
If you need to get into London Euston from Northampton or Milton Keynes today, Virgin Trains has just released this map of alternative routes.
Harrow fire: No signs of chaos in Northampton
Sam Read
BBC Look East
The scene at Northampton railway station is not that chaotic, despite the problems caused by the blaze in Harrow.
There are no queues, which suggests many travellers have decided to stay at home or have found alternative routes by now.
I've spoken to a few frustrated passengers who're not able to get a direct train into London Euston.
Most seem to understand the situation as they realise it can't be helped.
If anyone wants to get into London from Northampton there seem to be a few options.
You either get a train to Milton Keynes and be bused to Luton, or go to Wellingborough station and pick up Midland Main Line services from there.
Harrow fire: Replacement coaches at MK station
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Commuters are now getting on to buses at Milton Keynes railway station to take them to Luton, so they can get into London.
Harrow fire: Travellers good humoured at MK station
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
The feeling at Milton Keynes station today is one of good humour and resignation.
No trains are running to or from London Euston on the West Coast Main Line, so if anyone wants to travel from Northampton and Milton Keynes to the capital they're having to find alternative routes.
Passengers are being advised to get on buses from MK to Luton.
Several staff from Network Rail, London Midland and Virgin are on hand to advise passengers on the best alternative routes.
Harrow fire: Network Rail 'working quickly' to fix wall by track
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
I've just spoken to Allan Spence at Milton Keynes railway station, who's the head of passenger and public safety at Network Rail.
He told me the company was working "as quick as we can", with an unsafe wall by the line at Harrow needing to be dismantled and rebuilt.
No services will run on the line "until it is safe", he said.
Alternative buses are on offer, saying it was doing its best to get people to their destination.
Travellers are being advised to check the National Rail website before making their journey.