Jon Kaye
BBC Three Counties Radio

The top stories:

• A landslip near Leighton Buzzard is causing problems on the West Coast Mainline
• People on one street in Luton say they're unfairly getting parking tickets, because they're not being left spaces outside their own homes
• Pupils at another school in Hertfordshire will find out today when they will get to speak to British Astronaut Tim Peake

People living in Luton's Ridgway Road say they're unfairly getting parking tickets, because they're not being left spaces outside their own homes.

Resident Stephan Buzenet said commuters, people going to the airport and residents from other streets used up the spaces: "If you're of a resident on Ridgway Road, you have no space to park your car, simply because everybody else parks there."

Image source, Stephan Buzenet

Luton Borough Council said it was looking at options to extend the residents' parking scheme.

BBC Sport

Plymouth Argyle manager Derek Adams has criticised Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth for refusing to shake hands at the end of their ill-tempered League Two game at Home Park.

Wycombe beat the Pilgrims 1-0 and there was a scuffle between players of both sides after the final whistle. 

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Thameslink Trains have the lowest level of customer satisfaction of any rail operator in Britain, according to a new survey., external

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

The top stories:

• A landslip near Leighton Buzzard is causing problems on the West Coast Mainline
• A sinkhole victim has told how he turned amateur surveyor to ensure his next home was not built above a chalk pit.
• A retiring GP from Tring is warning about the future of general practices within the NHS

Jodie Smith
BBC News

Road police have stopped a driver who had been travelling without one of her tyres "for miles" without realising what was wrong.

Image source, @roadpoliceBCH

Beds, Cambs & Herts Roads Policing Unit posted a picture of the car wheel on its Twitter account, external, saying the driver had no idea she had lost the tyre and thought she had broken down.

"Discs were glowing bright red when stopped," said the unit, which has not yet confirmed where the woman was stopped.

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Wycombe coach Barry Richardson admitted he never expected to get back on the pitch, after playing in their 1-0 win at Plymouth at the age of 46.

Richardson came on after Alex Lynch was injured and kept a clean sheet in his first game for more than a decade.

Image source, Getty Images

Neil Bradford
BBC Look East

I'm at Leighton Buzzard rail station where services are subject to delays after a landslip nearby.

Some London-bound lines are blocked, so there's an amended train service in place "until further notice", operator London Midland, external said.

Virgin Trains, external said its services running through Milton Keynes Central and Watford Junction may be delayed by up to 15 minutes.

A landslip near Leighton Buzzard is causing delays and cancellations, external to trains on the West Coast Mainline.

Network Rail, external says engineers are on site, and passengers can expect disruption until Friday.

Image source, Network Rail

Jodie Smith
BBC News

A sinkhole victim has told how he turned amateur surveyor to ensure his next home was not built above a chalk pit.

Image source, South Beds News Agency

Dave Ketley's home was up for sale when the 35ft (9m) wide and 20ft (6m) deep hole opened in Hemel Hempstead in February 2014.

Traditional house surveys check for coal mines but not for chalk mines, so Mr Ketley says he decided to do his own checking before purchasing his new home.

A retiring GP from Tring is warning about the future of general practices within the NHS.

Image source, PA

Dr Tony Hall-Jones, who ran The New Surgery for almost 30 years, says a lack of money and staff could mean the end for surgeries unless the situation is addressed.

In a survey conducted by the British Medical Association, external, nine out of 10 of GPs said they felt so overstretched that it was having a damaging effect on the quality of care to patients.

A man is due in court today accused of a murdering a 20-year-old man in St Albans. 

Image source, Herts Police/South Beds News Agency

Paul Crosbie, 26, (pictured left), from Camden, north London, is accused of fatally stabbing Emille "Millz" Stapleton (pictured right) in the early hours of 24 October.

A provisional trial date has already been set for 18 April.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Rather cloudy and windy, with limited brighter spells and a little light rain and drizzle possible at times. Becoming generally brighter from the north late on, but also colder with a few showers possible. 

Maximum temperature: 13C (55F).

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

Here are the top stories we're looking at this morning:  

• A retiring GP from Tring is warning about the future of general practices within the NHS
• People in Luton say they're unfairly getting parking tickets, because they're not being left spaces outside their own homes
• A man from Hertfordshire whose house was damaged when a sinkhole opened is warning people to carry out their own DIY survey before buying a house

Jack Warren
BBC Local Live

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