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Why not take a scroll through today's page to look through the pictures, videos and memories of the Buncefield explosion 10 years on.

Chris Bell
BBC Look East weather

Tonight will be dry for much of the night, although it will be cloudy and rainy later. Lows around 3-4C (37F).

Tomorrow it will be cloudy with outbreaks of patchy rain. Highs around 11-13C (low 50s F).

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

Earlier today, we posted a video with some of the first calls to emergency service about the Buncefield explosion in 2005 - there was a great deal of confusion about what had happened and where.

In this video we hear 999 calls where the public start to mention the fuel depot.

A woman who was attacked on the dance floor of a club in High Wycombe lost two of her teeth and her friend was chased down the street.

Image source, Thames Valley Police

The attacks happened between 02:00 and 03:00 on 31 October at Yates in Frogmoor. The woman was hit in the mouth and then her male friend was pushed and chased outside the Charcoal Grill kebab shop before being punched and racially abused.

Police have released an image of five men they want to speak to in connection with the incident.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

This was the moment theBuncefield blastwas caught on CCTV by Furnell's Transport and Storage, which was based on an industrial estate next to the oil depot.

Director David Furnell sold this CCTV around the world to raise money for the community affected.  

A man accused of killing his unborn baby has told a court he had "moved on" and got a second woman pregnant by the time his pregnant ex-girlfriend was attacked.

Image source, PA

Malorie Bantala, 22, gave birth at 32 weeks to a stillborn boy following the assault in London in June this year.

Kevin Wilson and a 17-year-old youth allegedly attacked her when she refused a termination. Both defendants deny child destruction and causing grievous bodily harm.

Ofsted is setting up a task force of inspectors to seek out unregistered schools operating outside the law.

Image source, PA

Chief Inspector of Schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw, says there is a serious and growing threat to the safety and well being of children. 

They've already found 900 children being taught without the correct supervision in 18 schools in the country so far, including in Luton.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

The stories we're looking at:

• A prisoner who was killed at Peterborough Prison this week has been named as Terry Ojuederie from Watford 
• A review of the way police forces are funded has been described as a shambles, by a committee of MPs 
• A man accused of killing his unborn baby says he was asleep when his former girlfriend was attacked

Louise Hubball
BBC Look East

A memory tree with 1,000 baubles and 5,000 lights has been created so members of a church congregation can remember loved ones who they can't be with this Christmas.

One branch on the tree at the St John the Baptist Church in Royston, Hertfordshire, external has been dedicated to the victims of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.

It's the third year the memorial has taken place and the tree has grown in size to accommodate all the notes.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

Today we're looking back 10 years to the explosion and fire at the Buncefield Oil Storage Terminal in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.  

At 06:01 on Sunday 11 December 2005, a fuel vapour explosion equivalent to 30 tonnes of TNT at the depot triggered a blast wave which was heard as far away as Holland.

On the 10th anniversary of the Buncefield explosion, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service say the blaze led to major changes in how major incidents are tackled.

Image source, Herts Fire and Rescue

"Lots of things have come from Buncefield," Group Commander Rad Bristow said of the biggest explosion in peacetime Europe.

"We've got a Fire and Rescue Service National Co-ordination Centre, external, which means we've got a national register of what equipment is where.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

A man accused of killing his unborn baby says he was asleep when his former girlfriend wasattacked in south-east London.

Image source, Julia Quenzler

The Old Bailey's heard Kevin Wilson, 22, of Bermondsey, didn't want to have a child with Malorie Bantala, 22. The pair met while studying at the University of Bedfordshire. 

Mr Wilson told the court that on the day of the attack he'd worked at a school for children with behavioural problems and walked home for a sleep afterwards. He and a 17-year-old deny child destruction and causing grievous bodily harm. The case continues.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

A prisoner killed at Peterborough Prison this week has been named as Terry Ojuederie from Watford.

Image source, Google

The 42-year-old was pronounced dead after police were called following reports of violence inside the jail.

A 25-year-old man, also an inmate at the prison, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. He's continuing his sentence while police enquiries continue.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The damage to David Mitchell's house - about 400m from the Buncefield explosion - took about six months to repair at a cost of about £200,000, but the psychological impact was even more significant, with his family developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Image source, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue

"The thing that really got to me was how close to death my children came... that was something that was very, very difficult to come to terms with," he said.

"The whole event did definitely change my life... we all suffered from PTSD and even years later we were still having the occasional flashbacks."

A pilot killed in a central London helicopter crash was under commercial pressure to satisfy an important client when he made the inappropriate and unsafe decision to fly in "excessively challenging weather conditions", a jury has found.

The jury found deaths of the pilot and a pedestrian were accidental, however Mr Barnes's decision to fly despite the freezing fog and scattered cloud that morning was "neither safe nor appropriate".

Mr Barnes, a pilot of 24 years, had been working for the helicopter company MotorRotor, which is no longer in business. He had been flying from Redhill Aerodrome in Surrey to Elstree in Hertfordshire, but was diverted to Battersea heliport.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

A review of the way police forces are funded has been described as a shambles, by a committee of MPs.

The Home Affairs Committee says independent experts should be brought in to devise a fair formula.

Bedfordshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Olly Martins says he's thankful that someone is finally listening. The PCC has been campaigning for changes to the funding system.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Listen to some of the first calls coming in to the emergency services after Buncefield exploded - there was a lot of confusion as to what had actually happened.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

A man who tried to rape a woman in Tring while she was out jogging has been jailed for 12 years.

Jamie Saunders, 26, of Muirfield Road in Watford, attacked the woman, who had been running along a public footpath in August when she heard a gate close behind her. 

Saunders pushed her to the ground and tried to pull off her clothing, but the woman scratched him before calling out a friend's name. He then made off. Saunders pleaded guilty to attempted rape and was jailed at St Albans Crown Court.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The Health and Safety Executive, external (HSE) said the lessons learned from the Buncefield explosion led to "significant improvements" in the way sites operate.

Image source, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue

Specific improvements include changes to the risk assessments of bulk fuel storage sites and better control systems for preventing the overfilling of fuel tanks. The HSE also adopted a "more cautious approach" to providing planning advice for land use around large-scale petrol storage sites.

A spokeswoman said: "It is an ongoing process and there should never be a day when industry thinks they have done everything and cannot improve."

The head of a mental health trust criticised for failing to investigate more than 1,000 unexpected deaths says she won't be resigning. 

A report said there had been a failure of leadership at Southern Health, which looks after thousands of people across five counties including Buckinghamshire. 

Katrina Percy said she was sorry for what had happened, but was staying put.