Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live

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We'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow with all your latest news, travel, weather and sport updates, but any breaking news will be posted here overnight.

We'll leave you with a short video explaining why Kings of Leon love High Wycombe...

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

It will be a mainly dry end to the day with sunny spells, but there may be some showers overnight.

We can expect a low temperature of 6C (43F).

Tomorrow will be mainly dry with bright or sunny spells, but there could be some showers.

A high of 14C (57F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Nic Rigby
BBC News

A woman whose death has been linked to the discovery of a body in a bin in the same street had recently given birth, police have revealed.

A double murder investigation was launched yesterday after the bodies were discovered in Essex Close, Luton, seven days apart.

Bedfordshire Police believes the man found dead in the bin on Monday is connected to the death of a woman found at a property on 10 October.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of both murders.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

A woman whose body was found at a house in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, on 10 October has been named by police as 30-year-old Gurpreet Kaur.

Image source, Thames Valley Police

The cause of her death is currently unknown.

A 58-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of murder has been released on police bail until 1 December.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Police offer some "serious advice"...

Helen Burchell
BBC News

The jury at Peterborough Crown Court was told Jordan Palmer, 26, who was serving six years for grievous bodily harm, had complained of feeling unwell shortly before killing his cellmate.

The court heard Terrence Ojuederie, from Watford, was "undeniably smoking Spice" during the course of the night.

Palmer's defence argued he became intoxicated either by inhaling smoke in the cell or by accidentally picking up and smoking a roll-up cigarette which contained Spice, a former 'legal high', instead of tobacco.

The jury accepted he had not intended to take the drug.

However, Judge David Farrell QC told Palmer that being under the influence of the substance did "not totally explain why you did what you did".

He pointed out Palmer had the presence of mind to wash his hands after the attack.

Earlier today Palmer, who was found guilty of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility, was sentenced to 14 years, to run concurrently with his previous jail term.

Helen Burchell
BBC News

Jordan Palmer, 26, a prisoner convicted of beating his cellmate to death with a flat screen television in a "brutal" attack, has had a sentence of 14 years added to his previous jail term. 

Palmer, 26, attacked 42-year-old Terrence Ojuederie, from Watford, in their cell at HMP Peterborough on 9 December.

During sentencing, Judge David Farrell QC told Palmer: "You subjected Mr Ojuederie to a totally unprovoked and ferocious attack, punching him, kicking him, stamping on him and using a television set as a weapon to inflict serious and fatal injuries to his head and face.

"The cause of death, as the jury heard, was blunt force injuries to the chest and face."

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

MPs have approved a motion calling for the former BHS owner, Sir Philip Green, to be stripped of his knighthood.

Image source, Reuters

The motion was first proposed by the MP for Bedford and Kempston, Richard Fuller.

The move isn't binding, but it could increase pressure on the Honours Forfeiture Committee to take action.

Sir Philip, who sold BHS for £1 a year before it collapsed, has defended his handling of the company and has accused MPs of misrepresenting the facts. 

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

A 23-year-old woman has died following a crash last night on the Buckinghamshire/Berkshire border. 

The woman was driving a VW Golf which collided with another car and a lorry on the A412 Uxbridge Road, near the Crooked Billet roundabout, between Iver and Slough.

The road was closed for about seven hours to allow investigation work to be carried out. 

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses. No arrests have been made.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

We've just heard that Bedfordshire Police will be holding a press conference this afternoon regarding its investigation into what could be a double murder in Luton.

Yesterday police confirmed they were linking the death of a woman in a property in Essex Close last week, with that of a man whose body was discovered in a bin outside a flat in the same road on Monday evening.

We'll bring you all the news from the press conference as soon as we get it.  

Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East

I'm at a real estate conference at Olympia, where Rio Ferdinand has been talking about the plans to regenerate part of Houghton Regis.

Ferdinand, who is working with Luton Borough Council and fellow footballers Bobby Zamora and Mark Noble, wants to build about 1,300 affordable homes along with a brand new sports academy.

"It's really important to reiterate that local people are going to be part of every discussion, every single step that we make," he said.

"I know what it's like when things are said and done about an area that you are from and you've had no participation in that process. It's a holistic approach rather than just us and the council making decisions."

A prisoner is sentenced to 14 years for battering his cellmate to death with a flat screen television in an "unprovoked and ferocious" attack.

BBC Weather

It should stay mostly dry for the rest of the day, with some bright or sunny periods, but be warned - a few showers are possible.

Highs of 14C (57F).

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Earlier we mentioned that the golden eagle which escaped from its owner in Rickmansworth had been rescued from a tree.

Well, now we have some pictures of the rescue, which took place in Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, yesterday.

Image source, Rickmansworth Police

Image source, Rickmansworth Police

I'm sure Sidney's owner, Grant, will be keeping an eagle eye on him from now on.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

An inmate at HMP Peterborough has been sentenced to 14 years in jail after being found guilty of the manslaughter of his cellmate, due to diminished responsibility.

Jordan Palmer, 26, attacked 42-year-old Terrence Ojuederie (pictured), from Watford, in December. 

He inflicted fatal injuries by hitting him with a flat screen television.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

An inmate at HMP Peterborough has been jailed for 14 years after being found guilty of the manslaughter of his cellmate, due to diminished responsibility.

Justin Dealey
BBC Three Counties Radio

The father of a man stabbed to death in Hemel Hempstead is backing a Hertfordshire Police knife amnesty.

Image source, Billy's Wish

Paul Dove's son, Billy, was 21-years-old when he was stabbed to death in an unprovoked attack in Hemel town centre in 2011.

Since then the family have set up the charity Billy's Wish, external, an anti-knife education programme which visits schools.

Mr Dove said knives were "murder tools" that needed to be taken off our streets. He believes amnesties are a "good thing" and the bins should be a permanent feature across the country.  

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Kings of Leon have revealed High Wycombe holds a special place in their hearts.

Well you may be wondering why one of the world's biggest bands are fond of the Buckinghamshire town? It's because they played their first UK gig at The White Horse pub, back in 2003.

Image source, Google

Drummer Nathan Followhill said the pub "was the birth place of the Kings of Leon" and that he's "always wanted to go back and play there one last time". 

We'll be keeping an eye out for any High Wycombe dates on their future world tours.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Police dog Finn is still recovering at home with his handler PC Dave Wardell, after they were both stabbed while on duty in Stevenage on 5 October.

From the latest update it seems Finn is doing well, and has even got his bark back:

Meanwhile, a petition asking the government to give police animals a level of "protection that reflects their status if assaulted in the line of duty, external" has now been signed by more than 77,000 people.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Bedfordshire baker Candice Brown is through to the final of the Great British Bake Off, after wowing the judges with her "cracking" fondant fancies last night.

The 31-year-old, who teaches at Ashlyns School in Berkhamsted, clinched her place in the final three after impressing judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood in the Patisserie Week semi-final.

And if there is anyone out there who wasn't desperate for a fondant fancy by the end of the episode, please tell me your secret. I'm off for a six-pack!

Image source, BBC/Love Productions

Image source, BBC/Love Productions