Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Greg Rutherford has Rumba'd his way through to week seven of Strictly Come Dancing, even though there was some dispute over whether the dance was actually a Rumba.

Take a look and see what you think?

Judge Darcey Bussell called the Halloween-themed dance "passionate" with "plenty of drama", but she would have liked to see more Rumba content.

Craig Revel Horwood said while he "absolutely loved the dance", he didn't feel he could judge it as a Rumba.

"If you'd done this dance in a show dance week, it would have been a 10," he said, as he awarded him just four points. But despite the low 26-point tally, it didn't stop the public voting him into next week.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Various national newspapers have been reporting this morning that a family of 10 are now living in MK after claiming a five-bed council house offered to them in Luton was "too small".

We've just heard from Luton council, which has clarified what's being reported.

Tom Shaw, who holds the housing portfolio, told us the Milton Keynes house is "still temporary accommodation".

"We never made a formal offer of a permanent tenancy," he said.

"They are going to be in temporary accommodation for an awful long time because we've got so many families wanting larger accommodation who were on the list before they were.

"They will have to wait their turn... they'll be treated the same as anyone else."

BBC Sport

Lewis Hamilton kept his title hopes alive with a comfortable victory over Brackley-based Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Stevenage driver Hamilton survived a scare at the start, when he ran wide at the first corner after locking a front tyre.

But otherwise he was untroubled en route to his 51st career win.

There are two races left and Rosberg can win the title by finishing second to Hamilton in the last two races of the season.

Hamilton is 19 points adrift with a total of 50 available in Brazil and Abu Dhabi.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

In September we reported a family of 10 was told if they did not accept a house offered to them then Luton council would no longer help.

The Sube family, who were living in temporary accommodation in Bletchley, told the MK Citizen, external a five-bedroom property in Luton was not suitable due to small rooms and a "lack of storage space". But Arnold Sube told the BBC he had not refused the house, but was waiting for the council's response to some questions.   

Since then I've been in contact with the council to find out whether or not the Sube family had been offered another house and if so, had they accepted.

Today the Daily Mail, external and Daily Express, external report the family has been moved into a four-bedroom house in Milton Keynes.

We've contacted the council to find out exactly what's happened and will let you know its response. 

A family of 10 are told if they do not accept a house offered to them, the council will no longer help them.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The amount of money Central Bedfordshire Council has spent on bailiffs to evict travellers has tripled over the past year.

Figures seen by the BBC show the authority has spent almost £100,000 in the last year dealing with illegally-camped travellers. 

The Conservative councillor for Dunstable, Nigel Young, says £43,000 was spent on bailiffs compared to £16,000 last year.

"We are seeking injunctions on specific areas of land, in Dunstable particularly," he said.

"We don't drive people away, but we can't encourage unlawful behaviour either."

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The driver of a lorry who caused a crash, killing a mother and three children from Dunstable, will be sentenced today.

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Tracy Houghton, 45, from Dunstable; her two sons, Ethan, 13, and Joshua, 11, and her partner's daughter Aimee Goldsmith, 11, died in the crash.  

Tomasz Kroker, 30, pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving after he collided with the victims' car on the A34 between Chieveley and West Ilsley in Berkshire on 10 August.

Reading Crown Court heard he was distracted by using a mobile phone. A video shot by a camera inside the cab showed Kroker using the phone and the fast approaching queue of traffic.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Early low cloud, mist and fog patches should very gradually clear most areas to reveal a dry day with some sunny intervals and a high of 16C (61F).

Here is my full forecast...

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome to another week of regular live updates of news, sport, weather, travel and more.

This morning, Tomasz Kroker, the driver of a lorry who caused a crash which killed a mother and three children from Dunstable, is due to be sentenced. We'll bring you the latest as it happens.

Today we'll also look at how much Central Bedfordshire Council has spent on dealing with illegal traveller encampments.

But first, let's see what the weather has in store with a full forecast. The fog is rather apt for Halloween, isn't it?

Talking of Halloween, soon we'll recap Greg Rutherford's spooky performance in Strictly at the weekend too.

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