Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

That's all for today on Local Live but we'll be back with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from 08:00 on Wednesday 24 June.

Have a lovely evening.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

A little bit of music before we go. It was the Rhythms of the World festival, external in Hitchin at the weekend and BBC Introducing in Beds, Herts and Bucks had their very own stage to showcase local artists.

The Introducing lot have made a great time-lapse video of the weekend with music from the headline act Coasts, external. Check it out here, external.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

After a fine evening with some late sunshine, it will stay dry overnight with some prolonged clear spells and winds staying light. Despite this, it will be a mild night with a minimum temperature of 10C (50F).

We'll have a largely fine morning with cloud breaking at times to allow some bright or sunny spells. With light winds, it will feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. Maximum temperature: 22C (72F).

Ben Nye
BBC Three Counties Radio

A woman from Bedfordshire got more than she bargained for when she bought a micro-pig that turned into a 22 stone beast.

'Chops' is well known in the village of Wingfield for causing a bit of mischief and is often found in Julia Marsh's garden after eating through two sofas.

I went to visit Julia and Chops where I was advised to stand behind the fence - apparently the pig doesn't like strangers. I wasn't going to argue.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

Martyn Walton from Hatfield Swimming Club, external has won gold at the European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Image source, Getty Images

Taking part in the 4 x 100m relay, Martyn Walton's second leg of 49.43 seconds, external helped Great Britain win gold.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

Latest news headlines for the three counties:

• A man from Luton has gone on trial accused of killing a nine-week-old baby

• The body of a woman has been found in a lay-by in Buckinghamshire

BBC Three Counties Radio

In rugby, Bedford Blues, external have signed Harlequins scrum-half Jordan Burns.

Image source, Garry Bowden/Pinnacle

The 21-year-old was a winger before switching to the nine position.

Burns made five appearances for Quins, external having come through their Academy and spent time with Richmond last season.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

Members are trying to form a buy-out for a Bedfordshire golf club that ceased trading two weeks ago.

Mentmore Golf and Country Club, in Leighton Buzzard, announced that it was to cease trading on 7 June due to financial difficulties.

A members' bid to buy-out the club is being formed by Captains Martin Cowling and Anne Bridges, who said: "The timescales are very tight, but we have some real momentum behind us and we are determined to put a compelling case together."

Tony Fisher
BBC Three Counties Radio

A nine-week-old baby called Scarlett spent 10 days on a life support machine before dying from brain injuries.

The court heard the prosecution say that medical experts all agree these were caused by some form of shaking. That shaking was such that an independent witness would regard it as likely to lead to harm.

Adam Stokes denies causing the babies death on 24 January 2014.

BBC Travel

One lane is blocked and there is slow traffic on the M25 anticlockwise at J21a because of a broken down lorry and spillage on the road. Recovery is underway.

The A413 Amersham Road remains closed northbound due to a police incident between A40 Oxford Road and B416 Kingsway.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

A nine-week-old baby was shaken so hard, she died from the "profound neurological" injuries she sustained, a jury has been told.

Doctors worked to save nine-week-old Scarlett for 10 days before taking the decision to turn off the life-support machine on 24 January 2014.

Adam Stokes, 33, began his trial today at Luton Crown Court and pleaded not guilty to the infant's manslaughter. The case continues.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

Luton man Henry Huggins has died after being attacked in 2013 - he'd remained in a coma ever since.

Image source, Fairleys

Judge Farrell QC told Stuart Docherty, 40 (pictured right), who stamped on Mr Huggins' head outside his home: "You have a direct responsibility for the horrific injuries Mr Huggins has sustained."

Docherty, 40, was jailed at Luton Crown Court in November for 12 years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm with intent. He could now face further prosecution following Mr Huggins' death.

Luton Today

A Luton family have paid tribute to a "funny and loving", external father who has died almost two years after being savagely attacked in Farley Hill.

Henry Huggins, known to many as Chin, was left in a coma after the serious assault in August 2013 - during which Luton man Stuart Docherty stamped on his head.

BBC Three Counties Radio

MK Dons boss Karl Robinson says he feels he can get the players he needs despite having one of the lowest budgets in the Championship in 2015-16.

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"We have a wage cap and have always had one. I can well assure you our budget will be in the bottom three next year," Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio.

He added: "The chairman's trying to build a sustainable club and the way he's doing it has been sensational." The Dons were promoted to the second tier for the first time last season.

BBC Three Counties Radio

A Hertfordshire care home has been assessed as inadequate by the Care Quality Commission, external (CQC) and put into special measures.

Image source, Google

Pinelodge Care Home in Stevenage, which looks after up to 140 older people, was found to be failing in all the criteria inspected.

People living at the home and their relatives told the CQC they "did not always get their needs met".

Martin Barber
BBC News Online

Police have placed restrictions on a protest planned for Luton on Saturday afternoon by the political group Britain First.

Ch Supt David Boyle, from Bedfordshire Police, said: "We respect the right for peaceful protest however, we must also be mindful of the impact on our communities. As a result we have decided to place restrictions on the procession to ensure we recognise and meet the needs of all parties affected.

"There will be a police presence in the town on the day and we hope the event is peaceful." The far right group was set up in 2011 by former members of the British National Party.

Martin Barber
BBC News Online

We've just heard that conditions have been placed on a protest planned by the far-right group Britain First in Luton at the weekend "to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum".

Bedfordshire Police has served notice on organisers giving them strict guidelines on where the protest can take place and restricting any further procession or movement in the town on Saturday.

The force has also sought an application for an injunction under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime & Disorder Act 2014, external which will be heard at the High Court on Friday.

BBC Introducing... Beds, Herts & Bucks

We'll be dipping into the great new music stories to be found in the three counties here on Local Live - and here's a real success story of an unsigned artist hitting the big time.

Image source, Alex Shahmiri

After the success of James Bay, external's 'Hold Back The River' he is re-releasing 'Let It Go'.

You would have heard the Hitchin artist's song a lot on BBC Three Counties Radio, and you'll be hearing it more over the next seven days as we've just made it our BBC Introducing track of the week.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

The latest news for the three counties:

• Luton man Henry Huggins has died after being attacked almost two years ago - he never regained consciousness following the attack in August 2013 and remained in a deep coma

• A Hertfordshire care home has been assessed as inadequate by the Care Quality Commission, external and put into special measures

BBC Travel

The A413 Amersham Road northbound is closed between the A40 Oxford Road and B416 Kingsway due to a police incident.