Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East

The inquest has resumed into the death of Michael Cameron, who died at HMP Woodhill.

Image source, Maureen Cameron

The jury in Milton Keynes heard the 45-year-old had been arrested on 18 April 2016 on suspicion of attempted murder.

It was told Mr Cameron was taken to Milton Keynes police station where he was put on constant watch. 

There he punched walls, headbutted the door and his behaviour was aggressive, the inquest heard. He also tied clothing around his neck and told police officers he would be dead before he got to court, the jury was told.

Det Sgt Phil Walsh told the court that Mr Cameron told officers: "I'm going to prison for this... I deserve to go to prison."

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Craig Lewis
BBC News

A man accused of using a flat screen TV as a murder weapon told a jury he hit the victim with it to protect himself.

Image source, SBNA

John Jamieson, 36, said he thought Peter Shickle had a Stanley knife in his hand when he swung the TV at him, hitting him twice.

Mr Shickle was found lying in a pool of blood at his flat in Silam Road, Stevenage, on 6 November 2016.

Mr Jamieson, 36, from Wigram Way, Stevenage, and Graham King, 36, from Harrow Court, Stevenage, deny murder.

The trial at Luton Crown Court continues. 

Murder accused tells court he hit man with flat screen TV after he saw him carrying a Stanley knife.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

An inquest into the death of an inmate at Woodhill Prison opens in Milton Keynes this morning.

Michael Cameron, 45, died in hospital last April, two days after being found unconscious in his cell. 

The inquest, to be heard in front of a jury, is due to last five days.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Six police forces across the East of England are launching a new campaign aimed at tackling online viewing of child sexual abuse images.

Operation NetSafe is a joint venture between the police and child protection charity, The Lucy Faithfull Foundation.

In February, BBC research found the number of suspected online child sex offenders identified in the East had nearly trebled in three years.

The operation will try to deter potential offenders in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, by raising awareness of the severe consequences for those who view such images. 

It also aims to hammer home that these victims are real children who are being abused.

Simon Bailey, National Police Chiefs' Council lead for child protection, said forces were dealing with "an unprecedented volume of child sexual abuse reports".

"Child sexual abuse is a crime and so is possessing images of that abuse. 

"Often offenders convince themselves that as the images already exist there isn't a victim as they don’t have direct contact with the children or young people involved. But these children were abused and exploited to make these images."

In just one year more than 1,800 people across Eastern England sought help to stop looking at child abuse images via the Lucy Faithfull Foundation's "Stop it Now!" helpline, the charity said.

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Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

We've just been told by police that a 22-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, after a woman was killed in the Ivinghoe crash yesterday. 

He was also arrested on suspicion of being unfit to drive through drink or drugs and is in police custody.  

The woman who died was a passenger in a blue VW Golf that crashed with a white Mercedes Citan van at about 18:40 on the B488 Station Road.

Police are appealing for witnesses. 

Live text and local radio commentary as newly crowned champions Chelsea face Watford in the Premier League.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

Meanwhile, we've also been told a woman has died in a crash at Ivinghoe in Buckinghamshire.

She was a passenger in a blue Volkswagen Golf that collided with a white Mercedes Citan van.

The crash happened on the B488 Station Road at about 06:40 yesterday morning. 

Police want to speak to anyone who may have seen the car travelling from the direction of Bletchley and the Stoke Hammond bypass before the incident took place.

All the reaction to Chelsea sealing the Premier League title thanks to Michy Batshuayi's late winner against West Brom.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

More details now on the crash on the A41 at Berkhamsted - it's been confirmed that two people have died and a boy has been arrested.

The crash between a silver Nissan Micra and a silver Peugeot van happened on the northbound carriageway between Tring and Chesham at about 23:25 yesterday. 

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Two people who were travelling in the Micra died at the scene. Two other people sustained minor injuries. 

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of two counts of causing death by dangerous driving and is in police custody.  

The carriageway remains closed in both directions while investigations are carried out.

PC Andy Ralph from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Road Policing Unit, said: "I am appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision or may have seen the vehicles prior to it, to please contact police."

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

We have a northerly breeze, which will make it particularly chilly on the north Norfolk coast. 

It'll be mainly cloudy, although in the far west there may be an occasional sunny spell this afternoon.

 Temperatures will struggle to reach 14C (57F) inland, around 10C (50F) on the coast.

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Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Good morning and welcome to the start of another week's live coverage of news, sport, travel and weather for the counties of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.

We begin with travel and the A41 at Berkhamsted remains closed this morning following a serious accident yesterday evening. 

Hertfordshire Police says the Tring entry slip southbound and the northbound turn off for Chesham are likely to remain shut for several hours.

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