BBC Sport visits Watford's newly regenerated Meriden Community Centre.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Hemel Hempstead firefighters posted this photo earlier of their busy morning...

All the action from Sunday's Premiership victories for Saracens, Wasps and Harlequins as it happened.

Highlights of the title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where Nico Rosberg is crowned world champion.

Manager and player reaction as Manchester United are held to a 1-1 draw by West Ham, while Southampton win 1-0 against Everton.

BBC Weather

It's going to be a rather cloudy day with outbreaks of showery rain continuing at first before slowly easing. A few bright spells are likely later on and it will be fairly mild. Maximum temperature: 10C (50F).

For the full forecast where you are, visit BBC Weather.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

The case of a Bedfordshire man killed in a row over a disabled parking space will feature in a television documentary tonight.

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Channel 4's "One Killer Punch", external will feature the case of Brian Holmes who died in August 2013 after being assaulted by Alan Watts in the car park of Asda in Biggleswade.

Watts was found guilty of manslaughter following a trial. 

Det Supt Liz Mead, the senior investigating officer in the case, said: "It was a big decision for Brian's family to take part in the documentary, but they wanted to show others how just one moment of madness can ruin so many lives."

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

Police in Milton Keynes are hunting armed robbers who attacked a bookmaker's shop last night.

Two men attempted to rob Ladbrokes in Benbow Court in Shenley Church End just before 20:50.

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Police say one of the men stood at the door while the other ran up to the counter and demanded money.

The man at the door pointed what appeared to be a firearm at the member of staff, but the cashier ran out of the back of the store and the men left empty-handed. 

The robbers were dressed in blue paper suits and bright yellow gloves. Both had their hoods up and scarves across their faces. Officers say the suits may have been discarded locally, and patrols have been increased in the area.

The trial continues today of a woman from Hitchin, accused of killing her half-sister after being charged with burglary at the flat they once shared in Letchworth. 

It's claimed Yvonne Caylor killed Nikki Collingbourne with a chicken-shaped casserole dish the day she was due in court to answer the charge.

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Luton Crown Court heard the 53-year-old disguised herself as a man with a beard, a wig, glasses and a hi-vis jacket to go to her half-sister's flat in Ivel Court in May last year. 

A day later 26-year-old Ms Collingbourne was found lying dead in a pool of blood in the flat. 

The 53-year-old from Grove Road, Hitchin, denies murder.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

Researchers from the University of Hertfordshire, external say supermarkets should introduce special slow checkout lanes for elderly people who want to chat to staff.

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Academics said older people "valued the opportunity for social interaction that comes with a trip to the supermarket or local shops" and this tradition was now at risk by the popularity of online shopping.

Their report also suggests supermarkets offer discounts for elderly people if they shop at less busy times of the day.

The recommendations come amid growing pressure for stores to adapt to the needs of older customers.

Nicola Haseler
BBC Three Counties

The budget for treating eating disorders in Hertfordshire is going up by £600,000.

Until this year funding for Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services was being cut year on year, while the number of youngsters with mental health problems rises.

Now the NHS in Hertfordshire has recognised the difference early treatment can make and has announced a £600,000 funding boost to the specialist eating disorders team.

Nicky from Buntingford praised the team's hard work while speaking to Andy Collins on BBC Three Counties Radio earlier. Nicky, whose 16-year-old daughter Libby recently recovered from anorexia, said: "I don't think Libby would have been here now without the treatment that she received."

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio

Steven Gerrard will not be the next manager of Milton Keynes Dons.

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There had been hopes Gerrard would come to the club once he leaves LA Galaxy in December but talks have ended between the Dons and the former Liverpool and England captain.

Speaking on Sky Sports last night, Gerrard's close friend and former team-mate Jamie Carragher said: "I just don't think he fancies it. It would be a big move down to Milton Keynes with his family."

But Carragher didn't rule out the prospect of Gerrard taking up a managerial role in the future, saying: "I think if it was six months, 12 months down the line there may have been a good chance it was going to happen."

Richie Barker will again be in caretaker charge for tonight's League One game at home to bottom-of-the-table Chesterfield.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

A wet and windy morning across the region with scattered showers and high winds easing through the day.

There's even a chance of a little sunshine by the end of the day.

Maximum temperature: 10C  (50F).

Watch my full regional forecast:

BBC Weather has more details for you.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

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

It's looking rather miserable outside and shortly we'll have the full weather forecast for you.

In a moment we'll bring you the latest on the search for the new MK Dons manager now Steven Gerrard is out of the running.

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Talks between Steven Gerrard and MK Dons have ended, with the League One side continuing their search for a new manager elsewhere.

A woman disguised herself with a fake goatee and wig before killing her half-sister with a chicken-shaped ceramic pot, a court hears.

Nikki Jenkins
BBC Local Live

The organiser of the Christmas light switch-on in High Wycombe, where Father Christmas is alleged to have told an autistic five-year-old boy he was on his naughty list for bad behaviour, has sent us a response.

A statement from High Wycombe Bid Company said Santa used "simple, non-judgemental, language" and asked the "traditional question" about behaviour of "both the child and the accompanying adult".

Mother Kaliegh Taylor claimed Santa asked her son his name and then told him, "Dylan, I know you are a very naughty boy and I'm afraid you are on the naughty list", causing him to burst into tears.

The statement continued: "Father Christmas has an enhanced DBS check and is briefed to treat every child equally, unless the parent advises him otherwise.

"The answer, and accompanying response from the adult, will dictate the conversation. Everything is deliberately kept light-hearted with a number of photo opportunities."

The company said it hadn't received any direct complaints about what happened, but would be more than happy to talk directly to any individuals with concerns.

Nikki Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Thanks for joining us on a day where there's been fraudsters jailed, a Bake Off star quitting teaching, a murder trial involving a ceramic chicken and controversy about who should go on Santa's naughty list.

Scroll down to read through today's stories, and we'll be back in the morning from 08:00. See you then.

Eastleigh sign Wycombe Wanderers goalkeeper Scott Brown on a month's loan.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

It'll be a largely cloudy night with showers or longer spells of rain, heavy at times. It'll be blustery too, with winds near gale force at times around parts of the coast. Lows of 6C (43F).

Tomorrow there may be a little brightness or sunshine, but overall it will be cloudy with further rain or showers. 

However, there are some places that could see a largely dry day. Temperatures, for some of us, climbing into double figures with highs about 10C (50F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.