Andrew Woodger
BBC News

That's all from the Local Live team today. 

Friday's headlines have included:

• A man who killed a teacher and then sexually assaulted her corpse has been given a life sentence
• The sister of a mother-of-four killed in her home has appeared in court accused of her murder
• Two police officers have been found guilty of misconduct over their treatment a 15-year-old boy left paralysed when he came off a moped

We'll be back with you on Monday from 08:00

Equipment used to break the German Lorenz cipher was demonstrated at the Bletchley Park based National Museum of Computing today.

This is how it all worked...

BBC Weather

There is a chance of patchy drizzle this evening as the temperature dips to 10C (50F).

Image source, BBC Weather

Overnight mist will clear as we work through Saturday morning to leave sunshine, but a risk of heavy showers as it peaks at 22C (72F).

For more detail, visit BBC Weather.

Andrew Woodger
BBC News

The mental health trust which dealt with killer Carl Langdell says it reported his earlier threats to police.

Langdell has been jailed for a minimum of 26 years for killing Katie Locke, 23, in Hertfordshire on Christmas Eve.

A spokesman for Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust, external, said: "At the point [early 2015] he made a specific threat against a named individual, our staff took immediate and appropriate action to inform the police. 

"Criminal justice procedures were subsequently instigated and he was formally discharged from our services.”

Langdell, 26, from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire was sentenced at St Albans CRown Court this morning.

Luke Ashmead
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

The England's men's team have played their final warm up match for the Euro 2016... but tomorrow all eyes will be on the Lionesses.

The UEFA Women’s 2017 European Championship qualifier will be held at Adams Park in High Wycombe.

Image source, Getty Images

The game, against Serbia, kicks off at 17:30.

All the information on how to get there and to watch the game is on the Wycombe Wanderes website, external, but if you can't get there you can watch it on BBC Two from 17:00.

Watford defender Joel Ekstrand is to leave at the end of his contract after four years at Vicarage Road.

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

Woburn's Ian Poulter will miss the next four months of the season with a foot injury.

The Ryder Cup is at the end of September and start of October, so he’s almost certain to miss out.

Image source, Getty Images

A man who murdered a teacher on their first date before sexually assaulting and taking pictures of her corpse is jailed for life.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Anyone who can make it to Bedford tonight is being asked to "Take It To The Bridge". 

A special performance by CC Smugglers will take place at the town's Suspension Bridge on The Embankment from 18:30.

It's your chance to see a BBC Introducing band who will be supporting The Boss, Bruce Springsteen on his upcoming tour. 

The whole event is all part of the second annual BBC Music Day.

Image source, Thomas Nugent/Geograph

Andrew Woodger
BBC News

One officer has lost his job, while another has been issued with a warning at the end of a police misconduct hearing.

The hearing was told the officers seemed more interested in making an arrest than helping a boy who had come off his moped following an incident where he was riding it on a footpath in Hemel Hempstead.

PC Stuart Francis has been instantly dismissed after being found guilty of gross misconduct.

PC Rishi Patel was found guilty of misconduct and received a written warning from Hertfordshire Police.

Nick Higham
BBC Correspondent

How do you crack Hitler's most secret cipher?

For the first time ever, all the equipment used in making and breaking the German Lorenz cipher has been demonstrated and re-enacted at The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park.

The demos included encrypting and decrypting messages using original and reconstructed equipment in the presence of re-enactment Wrens and cryptanalysts.

Image source, TNMOC

Among them was Irene Dixon (pictured below), one of the very first Colossus Wren operators.

I had the great pleasure of interviewing her and she told me they realised they were working in codes, but didn't know they were working on "Hitler codes".

Image source, TNMOC

PCs Francis and Patel denied using excessive force on the injured boy and of providing dishonest or misleading accounts of what happened. 

One witness, Lisa Sandridge, told the hearing: "His [PC Francis's] behaviour was terrible. He didn't show any concern. 

He gave him no first aid. "PC Rishi Patel was kneeling on Christian-Lee's legs as he was worried he was going to be kicked in the face. "Christian-Lee was in no state to be kicking anyone in the face." 

The hearing in Hatfield is yet to decide what action will be taken against the two officers.

Nicola Haseler
BBC Three Counties

Christian-Lee Thompson, now aged 16, was left paralysed and with brain damage after the incident on a disused railway line in Hemel Hempstead in July of last year. 

He didn't have a helmet on at the time and was riding in an area only meant for walkers and cyclists.

Image source, Contributed

The officer denied trying to arrest him using unnecessary force and providing misleading accounts of what happened. 

PC Stuart Francis was found guilty of gross misconduct and PC Rishi Patel of misconduct.

Nicola Haseler
BBC Three Counties

A Hertfordshire police officer has been found guilty of misconduct over their use of force when a teenager was injured while coming off a moped. 

PC Stuart Francis was found guilty of gross misconduct at a police disciplinary hearing over the way he dealt with 15-year-old Christian-Lee Thompson. 

PC Rishi Patel was found guilty of misconduct.

Two Hertfordshire police officers have been found guilty at a misconduct hearing today. 

It comes after a boy left paralysed after being knocked off his moped was held to the ground by police.

More to follow. 

Matt Lockwood
BBC Three Counties Radio

I've been talking to a very angry Richard Roberts, who lives in Dunstable close to where a group of travellers have left tonnes of rubbish behind after leaving a site in the town. 

He says there's human excrement on the nearby cycleway, adding if he did a quarter of the damage left he'd be "arrested". 

He told me the matter has been going on for months and the council needs to "find them a plot of land" and "sort it out."

Matt Lockwood
BBC Three Counties Radio

Council workers are currently cleaning up a high amount of rubbish left behind by travellers in Dunstable.

The team from Biffa waste management are expected to be finished this afternoon.

The mess was left after a number of caravans left the site last night. 

Image source, Lee Armstrong

Image source, Lee Armstrong

Matt Lockwood
BBC Three Counties Radio

More than 1.5 tonnes (1500kg) of rubbish have been left behind by a group of travellers in Dunstable.

I've seen the waste, which includes human excrement, and was left at a skatepark behind the Grove Theatre in the town.

There's also tyre damage on surrounding fields.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

There's been a fire in an unoccupied building at Bletchley Park. 

It's been confirmed to us that it wasn't one of the buildings on the heritage site, but was a derelict building dating from 1943. It was an extension of Block D. 

Crews from Bletchley, Great Holm, Newport Pagnell and Winslow attended.   

BBC Sport

Twenty-eight years ago a bit of history was made in Aylesbury...

The England team came to Buckingham Road to complete their preparations for Euro '88. 

You might even spot a rather younger Gary Lineker in his pants... a sight we may or may not see again soon on Match of the Day.