Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather
It'll be a cloudy start but becoming brighter, with sunny spells developing through the day. A high of 25C (77F).
Here is my full forecast...
There are more details on the BBC Weather website.
Dani Bailey
BBC Local Live
Welcome back to our live page for the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Beds, Herts and Bucks.
It's not as damp as yesterday but it is looking rather grey - we'll have the full weather forecast for you shortly.
We'll also bring you details of controversial plans to extend a shopping centre in Milton Keynes, which go to public inquiry today.
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Regular live updates for Beds, Herts and Bucks have now finished until 08:00 on Tuesday.
Any breaking news will appear on this page overnight and we'll return tomorrow will all the news, weather, sport and travel that you need.
Have a good evening.
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
It will be mostly dry but rather cloudy tonight with a few clear intervals, with temperatures only falling to 15C (59F).
Tuesday will start rather cloudy but gradually brightening-up, with some sunny spells developing for the afternoon. Temperatures potentially as high as 26C (79F).
There are more details on the BBC Weather website.
A mother and baby in the Bedfordshire village of Potton have escaped from a fire that caught hold of their house.
They were woken by the smoke alarm at 09:30 this morning at the house in Byards Greens.
The fire, which started in a cupboard under the stairs, damaged 60% of the ground floor.
Firefighters were able to put out the blaze by 11:00.
Luton Town striker Danny Hylton says there is no reason why the Hatters cannot win the League Two title this season.
Read MoreMore people have been visiting Milton Keynes' parks this summer, but unfortunately that has meant more litter too.
The Parks Trust, external, the charity that looks after MK's green spaces, says it has seen a "noticeable increase" in littering devils, collecting 666 bags of rubbish in just one week.
Image source, The Parks TrustRob Riekie, landscape and operations director at the trust, said: "Clearing litter costs us over £300,000 a year - money we'd far rather spend on improvements to parks and landscaping."
Image source, The Parks TrustMost litter was found in Willen Lake South this summer.
Gail Sanderson
BBC Three Counties Radio
A police misconduct hearing has heard how a Hertfordshire police officer apparently lied about his reasons for speeding on a road in Watford.
PC Steven Wall was caught by a speed camera doing 37mph in a 30mph zone on Rickmansworth Road. The hearing heard he told the control room he was trying to catch up with a vehicle on St Albans Road, but no siren or warning lights were activated.
The prosecution claims he simply found a parked car and radioed in its registration plate.
The officer denies gross misconduct after being accused of failing to act with honesty and integrity.
He's currently suspended from the Armed Policing Unit, which patrols Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
The hearing is due to last two days.
Wasps win at Leicester for the first time since 2008 while Bath run in eight tries to thrash Newcastle - relive Saturday's action.
Read MoreTwo Polish ministers are poised to arrive in the UK following separate attacks on Polish men.
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Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio
An airline that currently flies between Luton and New York is suspending flights because of the Brexit vote.
La Compagnie says the vote has created an unprecedented level of legal and economic uncertainty.
Image source, SBNAThe French airline runs up to six flights a week taking business-class passengers only.
It says it wasn't an easy decision but it's suspending, not cancelling, the route.
Image source, GoogleResidents in the Bedfordshire village of Lidlington were evacuated from their homes this afternoon after reports a World War Two bomb had been found.
Police were called at midday to a garden in Station Crescent.
A nearby school and homes were evacuated while an investigation was carried out.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal officers deemed the device to be safe and a cordon has now been lifted.
Yesterday a controlled explosion was carried out in the village of Turvey following the discovery of another World War Two device.
It was a record-breaking start to the new season of Strictly on BBC One at the weekend... and among the celebrities are three from the East region.
Glittery good luck to Norwich City chairman Ed Balls, Milton Keynes' Olympic long jumper Greg Rutherford and Northampton's Lesley Joseph - perhaps best know for her role as salacious snob Dorien Green in Birds of a Feather.
This was how they got in their first group dance.
Our stars of the show kick-off with their first foray on the Strictly dancefloor
Police dog Oz put the sleepers on a group of ravers in Hertfordshire this weekend.
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Officers were called to land in Gamnel, near Tring, after reports of a gathering of people with audio equipment.
The group were moved on "peacefully", police said.
A man who carried out a "sadistic and violent" attack on a vulnerable woman, forcing her to eat food containing his excrement, is jailed.
Read MoreIt's not looking any brighter across the three counties this lunchtime.
Later this afternoon we could see some breaks in the cloud and perhaps some sunshine - let's keep our fingers crossed.
Ollie Bayliss
BBC Three Counties Radio
A protest is due to take place against plans to remove personal items from a children's memorial garden in Milton Keynes.
Image source, GoogleMK Council wants all personal possessions removed from Crownhill Cemetery, while flowerbeds are re-dug.
The council says the decision is to allow for replanting to take place, but once this is complete, items will no longer be allowed to be placed among the flower beds.
It says it is looking for a solution so memorial items can be left close by the graves.
Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio
A driver accused of attacking a man on a zebra crossing in Chalfont St Peter is due to stand trial for murder today.
Image source, GOOOdysseas Vafiadis, 70, of Birchdale, Gerrards Cross, denies murdering Paul Davidson, 69, who died three days after the incident on Market Place last November.
A homeless man who tried to fool the Land Registry that he was the rightful owner of a deceased woman's home has been jailed.
James Chittock, 38, of Ludwick Way, Welwyn Garden City, first came across the empty home near St Albans' city centre in 2005 after the elderly owner died.
The home in Church Crescent, which Chittock changed the locks on, was said to be worth £400-600k.
Image source, SBNAJudge John Plumstead at St Albans Crown Court said Chittock had decided to help himself to the home, but was caught in 2013 and jailed for fraud offences.
The court heard that upon his release from prison this year, Chittock devised a "cunning and sophisticated" plan to try and take possession of the house again. But the Land Registry smelt a rat and he was arrested in April.
Jailing him for four years for fraud by false representation, Judge Plumstead said: "I hope you have learned your lesson."
The court was told a distant relative of the house's former owner had been traced to Germany.
Mike Naylor
BBC Three Counties Radio
The Dean of St Albans says it's only a matter of time before the Church allows same-sex marriage.
Dr Jeffrey John was blocked twice from becoming a bishop because he's in a same-sex celibate partnership.
Dr John told BBC Three Counties he believes the Church will change as "that's God's will".
"I'm absolutely sure that we will get to that point. As always with the Church, it takes time," he said.
"Traditionally God moves very slowly. I'm sure that's the direction it's moving in."
