Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Quite foggy to start in some places, but this soon clearing as cloud and patchy rain and drizzle begin to break out during the morning with a high of 8C (46F).

Here is my full forecast...

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Nikki Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Welcome to another week and as we head into panto season let me introduce you to the lesser known eighth dwarf: Newsy. He's about to sharpen his mattock and head into the News Mine to bring you back a haul of glittering headlines.

Image source, Thinkstock

"Oh yes he is...."

He'll be digging deep to find out more about the Thameslink protest, the superstar drummer who is going back to school and a daughter's battle to overturn her mother's will.

Off to work we go!

Stefano Okaka scores his first goals for Watford as they come from behind to beat out-of-form Everton in the Premier League.

Mother nature cruelly robbing a teenager of a wonder strike is among five things you may have missed from Saturday's EFL matches.

Blackpool's promotion hopes are given a boost as two second-half goals hand them victory over Stevenage.

Luton are held to a draw by fellow promotion chasers Carlisle, who finish the match with 10 men.

Everton manager Ronald Koeman says he needs more time to improve the fortunes of the team as they continued their poor run of form with a 3-2 defeat at Watford.

Notts County overcome Wycombe as both teams are reduced to 10 men in an ill-tempered League Two clash.

Watford

Watford midfielder Valon Behrami explains to BBC 5 live why he was sick on the touchline before the start of the second half....

"I got the flu and was on antibiotics. I drank something during half-time and I threw up because I felt very bad. After I came back out I felt much better."

Walter Mazzarri says his Watford team were "incredible" in their 3-2 win over Everton at Vicarage Road.

Robbie Neilson marks his MK Dons home debut as as boss with victory over AFC Wimbledon in their first-ever league meeting.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at the Emirates for BBC Radio 5 live

It is a work in progress there. They had a blistering start but have hit a wall and not recovered. He (Ronald Koeman) said he wants them to be proactive rather than reactive. 

When it was 3-1, they had nothing to lose and went for it, but should have done that before. He left out Ross Barkley as a lesson to everyone, but the marking was poor for the second and third goals.

It doesn't matter what you do if you leave space at the back, they will score goals. He needs to get little things right before talking about stamping his identity.

Jawad Kayani: I am afraid that Everton could be next Valencia for Ronald Koeman

Seth Gogo Egoeh: Let's all not forget how Everton fans celebrated the sacking of Roberto Martinez and welcomed the signing of Koeman.

Looks like Everton are facing a not-so-merry Christmas

George Powell: Garbage from Everton. Can't defend, can't attack. Just what exactly are we paying our players and manager for

Stavros Makrozachopo: Since that demoralising defeat from Chelsea, Everton look a different side.

Johnny Magrinho: If Everton can't cope with Watford then Xmas could be a very bleak time for the club. Arsenal, Liverpool & Leicester... Ouch!

Here's some of your views on Watford fielding 11 nationalities against Everton today

Jon Hind: Who cares where players are from? If English players were good and affordable enough they'd play.

FionnArsenal: Don't need more homegrown. English players need to diversify and play in other leagues. Germany have players all over the world.

Simon Jordan: Homegrown rule is a ridiculous suggestion. If you're good enough, you play. No matter where you're from.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Football Focus

It's beginning too look like a far bigger job for Ronald Koeman than he believed at the start of the season at Everton.

The pilot who took what Churchill called "the pictures that sank the Bismarck" is being commemorated.

A man is convicted of child sex offences after being snared by self-styled paedophile hunters in Luton.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

It's goodbye for now from all the team here at Local Live for Beds, Herts and Bucks. 

We'll be back with regular updates from 08:00 on Monday, but if anything happens over the weekend it will feature here. 

As ever it's been a busy day as we've featured reaction to Stacey Solomon having to read from a clipboard in her debut at the Milton Keynes Theatre. 

One of the highlights of my day - a sheep with a cone on it's head!

And of course MK Dons take on Wimbledon for the very first time at Stadium MK in the league, tomorrow. 

Have a great weekend. 

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

TV presenter Stacey Solomon "should be applauded for her professionalism" after reading her panto lines from a clipboard because she didn't have time to rehearse, the producer has said.

Image source, Max Tollworthy/SilverHub

Kevin Wood, from First Family Entertainment, said: "Stacey’s performance as Fairy Bowbells received a fantastic response from our audiences yesterday.  

"Stacey chose to take to the stage having just returned from the jungle as she didn’t want to disappoint her fans by not appearing...

"She took her script on stage as a prompt as a mark of respect for her fellow performers to ensure the show ran smoothly."