Watford produce a stunning comeback from 2-0 down to beat West Ham and claim their first win of the season.

Wasps claim their first victory at Welford Road since 2008 with a bonus-point win over 13-man Leicester.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

That is it for this week's regular updates from all the team here at Local Live for Beds, Herts and Bucks. 

We'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with more sport, travel, weather and news. 

You can read all this week's stories by scrolling through the page.

In the meantime.... mark it on your calendar, put it in your phone and remember to set the recorder as in 14 days Strictly Come Dancing is back on BBC One. 

We'll of course be rooting for Milton Keynes' very own Greg Rutherford as he makes his big jump from sport to sequins! 

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

A school governor and PTA member has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for sexually abusing children. 

Duncan Hogben, 43, of Cranfield, was convicted of 11 counts relating to the sexual abuse of children and charges associated with taking, distributing and making indecent photographs of children. 

He was sentenced today at Luton Crown Court. 

Image source, Bedfordshire Police

Chris Bell
BBC Look East weather

There will be a few showers with clear intervals this evening, before cloud thickens and rain spreads eastwards across the region after midnight. 

Light to moderate southerly winds, with lows of 17C (63F).

Saturday will be a cloudy, wet day with outbreaks of rain expected on and off through much of the day. Perhaps heavy at times, but becoming a little drier from the west later in the day. 

Moderate southerly winds turning westerly late in the day, with highs of 21C (70F).

BBC Business News

Three former executives of Hertfordshire-based Tesco have been charged as part of an ongoing Serious Fraud Office (SFO) investigation into 2014 accounting irregularities at the supermarket giant.

Carl Rogberg, Christopher Bush and John Scouler have been charged with fraud by abuse of position and false accounting, the SFO said.

The three have been asked to appear in court on 22 September.

Tesco said there had been "an extensive programme of change" since 2014.

Image source, PA

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

Watford head coach Walter Mazzarri wants his players to be just like him on the pitch. 

The Hornets are away to West Ham tomorrow and may give first starts to the likes of Daryl Janmaat, Roberto Pereyra, Adrian Mariappa and Kenedy. 

Image source, Reuters

Mazzarri is a fan of big characters in his team: "I want the players to have my energy, my personality, my hunger of winning. 

"In football today you need to have that energy; to be hungry for three points. So all the players who go on the pitch I want them to be ready for that and now in this group we have many players who have that personality."

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Drivers are being reminded that the M1 will be completely closed in both directions, external between junctions 11 and 12 in Bedfordshire from tomorrow evening, so a bridge can be demolished. 

The work will start at 20:00 on Saturday when the old B579 Luton Road bridge will be knocked down. Workers will then clear the debris and hope to re-open the M1 at 14:00 on Sunday. 

It's the latest big development in the building of the new A5-M1 Link scheme. 

A second bridge will be taken down in two weeks' time. 

Image source, Highways England

An historic wall that dates back 600 years, which was in danger of collapse, has been rebuilt using as many of the original bricks as possible. 

The wall, outside Age Concern's offices near St Peter's Church, St Albans, was in such a bad state it couldn't be repaired, so it had to be taken down and rebuilt. 

Image source, St Albans City and District Council

When this happened, a brickmaker’s handprint was found in one of the bricks.   

This has now been placed in a prominent spot in the wall.   

Image source, St Albans City and District Council

Image source, St Albans City and District Council

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Hertfordshire Police has this afternoon released an image of the crystal meth lab James Stutter tried to set up in his former Hemel flat, after being inspired by the TV show Breaking Bad. 

The 37-year-old, of Riverside Gardens, Berkhamsted, was given a two-year sentence suspended for two years after being found guilty of attempting to make Methylamphetamine. 

Image source, Hertfordshire Police

Of the other defendants sentenced today, former Wolves season-ticket holder Ryan Meer, 19, of Watling Street, Gailey, Staffordshire, admitted affray and was given a suspended eight-month sentence. 

He was not involved in the attack and was ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid community work. 

Image source, Getty Images

Trainee estate agent Robert Beech, of Springhill Road, Wednesfield, admitted threatening behaviour and was handed a two-month suspended sentence. 

Beech, 19, was also ordered to complete 100 hours of community work and given a three-year football banning order.

West Midlands Police has this afternoon published CCTV images taken of the attack on Watford fan, Nic Cruwys. 

WARNING: Images contain violent scenes.

Prosecutor John Hallissey told Wolverhampton Crown Court that young children had witnessed the attack on Nic Cruwys on March 7, 2015. 

The court heard none of those convicted of wounding had attended the Wolves v Watford match, instead gathering at a pub. 

Mr Hallissey told the court: "Mr Cruwys had been watching the match and made his way towards the railway station in order to go home, possibly via a pub. 

"He didn't get that far because he was intercepted by this group. He appears simply to have been picked out of the crowd and attacked. 

"What happened to him happened in a matter of a few seconds but the consequences will last for a life-time. From a very short incident he found himself grateful to be alive."

Police have called the attack on Nic Cruwys an "appalling, unprovoked assault that has left lasting damage."

Three teenagers have been jailed for their roles in the attack with two others given non-custodial sentences for public order offences.

Mr Cruwys' family said in a statement, external: "Although Nic will never fully recover, we are now hoping to try and move on with our lives and try and put the horrific situation behind us. 

"We are delighted that the people involved have been charged and hope that the verdict reflects the injuries Nic suffered and our family's pain and suffering caused by their mindless actions."

Image source, West Midlands Police

Pictured left to right, top to bottom are:

• Joseph Lister, 19, of Palmer Close, Wednesfield, given 30 months after admitting wounding
• Connor Pearson, 16, of Ettingshall Close, Wolverhampton, was given a one-year detention and training order after admitting wounding
• Ryan Meer, 19, of Watling Street, Gailey, Staffordshire, was given a suspended eight-month sentence after admitting affray
• Robert Beech, 19, of Springhill Road, Wednesfield, was given a two-month suspended sentence after admitting threatening behaviour
• Joe Wood, 15, of Woodstock Road, Wolverhampton was given 56 months after admtting wounding with intent
•  Daniel Lloyd, aged 19 from Longfellow Road, Sedgley, will be sentenced at a later date after admitting grievous bodily harm.

Three teenagers, one aged 13, who attacked a rival football fan leaving him with a life-changing brain injury are given custodial sentences.

As he passed sentence, Judge Ward said Nic Cruwys: "was injured so severely that he spent the next three weeks in a medically-induced coma and the next three months in hospital."

Wolverhampton Crown Court heard that he was attacked in the city as he made his way from Molineux Stadium to the railway station following a match in March last year. 

Image source, West Midlands Police

The 44-year-old was knocked out as he fell to the ground following a punch, and was then stamped on and kicked three times despite being unconscious. 

Addressing the five defendants in the dock and a sixth defendant who was present in court but will be sentenced at a later date, the judge added: "Four of you in this room are responsible for all of that."

Wolverhampton Wanderers says it has banned the teenagers who were involved in a unprovoked attack on a Watford fan last year from its ground.

Three teenagers have been jailed and another two given non-custodial sentences after Nic Cruwys was left in a coma for three weeks in March last year.

The judge heard Watford fan Nic Cruwys, who was not wearing club colours, was attacked while with a group of friends. 

Today two other defendants were given non-custodial sentences for public order offences - a sixth defendant will be sentenced at a later date. 

Image source, South Beds News Agency

Passing sentence, Judge Ward said of the victim: "He suffered extensive skull fractures and a traumatic brain injury. He was so badly injured that doctors told his family they didn't think he would survive." 

Wolverhampton Wanderers confirmed today that all six individuals have been banned from Molineux for life., external

Three teenagers who launched a "devastating" unprovoked attack on a Watford fan, leaving him with a life-changing brain injury, have been given custodial sentences at Wolverhampton Crown Court.

The attack left Watford fan Nic Cruwys (pictured) in a coma following a match at Wolverhampton Wanderers on 7 March 2015. 

- Joe Wood, 15, of Woodstock Road, Wolverhampton, was ordered to be detained for 56 months after admitting wounding with intent.

- Joseph Lister, 19, of Palmer Close, Wednesfield, was given a 30-month sentence after admitting wounding. 

- Connor Pearson, 16, of Woodstock Road, Wolverhampton, was given a one-year detention and training order after also admitting wounding.

A crystal meth addict who tried to create his own lab after watching US drama series Breaking Bad is told in court he was "stupid".