BBC News England

Hertfordshire pilot Andy Hill, who was flying the Hawker Hunter jet which crashed on to the A27 during a display at the Shoreham air show last August, is due to be interviewed again, police have said.

Image source, PA

An interim report into the crash, which left 11 people dead, has revealed a catalogue of missed opportunities to prevent the accident. The findings from the Air Accident Investigation Branch, external have also criticised the event's "inadequate" risk management procedure.  

Sussex Police says its investigation is ongoing and Mr Hill, from Sandon, will be interviewed again "in due course".

BBC Weather

This afternoon: A cloudy start with the odd spot of rain. It will brighten up during the next couple of hours, with sunny spells in places.

Maximum temperature: 10C (50F).

The Commons Speaker, and MP for Buckingham, has ordered MPs not to talk about the Queen on the floor of the Commons.

Image source, PA

It follows suggestions in The Sun newspaper that the Queen wanted Britain to leave the European Union in the forthcoming referendum - a claim strenuously denied by Buckingham Palace.

"We don't discuss the views of the monarch in this chamber," John Bercow said. "I think it's best we leave it there."

Bucks Free Press

A savage dog attack which killed seven lambs at a farm in Chalfont St Giles last week could cost a farmer up to £1,000 and has led to calls for a change in the law, external.

BBC Weather Watchers

As part of BBC School Report's 10th News Day, pupils are not only getting involved in news reports but also reporting as Weather Watchers.

Astley Cooper School in Hemel Hempstead have shared a few photographs of a rather grey-looking Highfield, including this one...

BBC Radio's Asian Network

Confusion is being caused by the government's counter terrorism strategy in schools, according to two of Britiain's unions representing teachers.

Both the NUT, external and Unison, external say staff are not sure about exactly what to report to the authorities. The Department for Education says it's produced guidance on the Prevent Duty, external.

A Luton mum told us how she refused to give her four-year-old son's nursery permission to put him on a de-radicalisation programme after his drawings raised concerns. Hear the full report at 13:00 and 17:00 here.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

The top stories this lunchtime:

• A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in High Wycombe by counter-terrorism officers
• A man is to be charged over a fatal collision in Milton Keynes last year in which a five-year-old boy died
• Milton Keynes woman, 92, falls victim to attempted distraction burglary

BBC Radio's Asian Network

The mother of a four-year-old from Luton says she was shocked when staff at his nursery wanted to place him on a de-radicalisation programme because of some pictures he'd drawn.

The mother said staff told her a particular drawing "of a man cutting a cucumber", was a problem: "She said to me [it's] a 'cooker bomb'." 

But the mum concluded it was due to the way her son said cucumber. The boy wasn't placed on a programme in the end. Hear the full report at 13:00 and 17:00 here.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

A 92-year-old woman from Milton Keynes fell victim to an attempted distraction burglary on Monday when a man knocked on her door and said he was from the water board.

Image source, Google

Described as white, 5ft 7ins and in his late 40s or 50s, he called at the home in Crispin Road, Bradville, at about 19:00, where he asked her to turn taps on and off repeatedly.

When the offender left, the woman found her cupboards upstairs were open. Police, external are reminding people to ask any cold callers for ID.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

This was the view from a fire service flood boat in the Bedfordshire village of Riseley yesterday.

Image source, Dave Sharples

Dave Sharples, a community first responder, was given a lift back by the crew after attending an emergency call.

Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in High Wycombe this morning on suspicion of terror offences.

The teenager was arrested on suspicion of arranging funds or property for the purposes of terrorism.

The South East Counter Terrorism Unit made the arrest, which was pre-planned, alongside Thames Valley Police, who say the investigation "should have very little impact on residents".

A 17-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences in High Wycombe this morning.

More to follow shortly.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

A young child has been taken to hospital with burns after a house fire in Luton yesterday afternoon which was caused by a hair dryer.

Image source, Google

Fire crews were called to Telscombe Way just before 14:30 to the fire in an upstairs bedroom.

The child suffered 20% burns to its legs and face, but Bedfordshire Fire Service say the mother was alerted by a smoke alarm fitted by them during an earlier safety check.

BBC Politics

It may be a couple of months until May, but if you want to vote in the forthcoming elections then you need to register by Monday, 18 April to take part, the electoral commission says.

To register to vote you can visit the following website: https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote, external

And, if you’re unsure as to whether you’re registered or not, or want to find out more about voting and taking part in the elections, then you can visit the voter information website here, external.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

A motorist believes he may have been a target in a "crash for cash" scam after filming a vehicle swerving towards his car and then braking suddenly.

Audi driver Stephen Phillips captured the incident on his dashcam as he travelled towards Berkhamsted on the A41 near Bourne End on Monday morning. The footage shows a red car pull in front of Mr Phillips car and "slam on his brakes".

Hertfordshire Police said it is investigating the incident.

A Dunstable school has responded to reports it warned parents children would be given toast if they hadn't paid for their children's meals, saying pupils would be fed from the breakfast club or after-school menu instead.

Image source, Google

The Lancot Lower School, external says its catering company is owed about £1,000 with some parents owing more than £100.

Stephen Chamberlain, chief executive of the Challenger Multi Academy Trust, which runs the school, said it had told parents that if there's a problem to come and talk to them and the Trust would be "more than happy to discuss different ways of resolving that problem".

Police in Milton Keynes say they've already made one rescue from floods today.

They are warning motorists some rural roads are still under water.

BBC Weather Watchers

As the rain persists and flood warnings remain in place for parts of Buckinghamshire and North Bedfordshire, our Weather Watchers have been keeping us informed.

This is a photograph of the Bedfordshire village of Yelden, close to the border with Northampton, yesterday evening.

Image source, BBC/Molarmike

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

The latest headlines:

• The Environment Agency has issued a flood warning for the River Great Ouse and River Ouzel at Newport Pagnell 
• A school in Dunstable has been defending its warning to parents who haven't paid for their childrens' lunches

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

The MP for Mid-Bedfordshire, Nadine Dorries, has called for a "full consultation" over plans to relax Sunday trading laws. 

Image source, PA

The government has abandoned proposals to give councils the power to allow large shops to open longer than the current six hour limit after being defeated in the Commons yesterday. Twenty-seven Conservative MPs, including Ms Dorries, joining opposition parties to throw out the move.

She told the Commons: "If we really want to do this let's put it in the Queen's Speech, let's have a public debate, let the public know about it properly and let's have a full consultation."