Chelsea boss Frank Lampard says his team will have to get used to added pressure during a nervy Premier League run-in after they beat Watford on Saturday.

Leandro Trossard's winner nudges Norwich City closer to relegation as Brighton all but ensure a fourth straight season in the Premier League with a rare away win.

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A train company is getting ready to "welcome back commuters" as it is increasing its timetable from Monday.

Greater Anglia said it has taken additional steps to keep everyone safe including handing out facemasks and installing hand sanitiser dispensers at 20 stations.

Jamie Burles, managing director, said: "We have measures in place to protect staff and passengers such as enhanced cleaning, social distancing markings at stations and free hand sanitiser available at major stations.

"However, at this stage, we are still asking customers only to travel by train where necessary."

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It is now mandatory for customers to wear a face covering when using public transport.

Hand sanitiser dispensers are available at Billericay, Bishop’s Stortford, Broxbourne, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Cheshunt, Colchester North, Ely, Harlow Town, Ipswich, Manningtree, Norwich, Rayleigh, Shenfield, Southend Victoria, Stansted Airport, Tottenham Hale, Ware, Wickford and Witham.

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A photographer has turned detective to try to find the owner of the following images.

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David Clarke, from Harrold in Bedfordshire, said his daughter purchased a second-hand camera from the Emmaus Village Carlton, external, last year.

When Taya, 15, bought the Kodak Instamatic, she discovered there was still a film in it, so decided to use it up and get it developed.

Image source, Unknown

When the photos came back to them, four images survived and now the hunt is on to find out who is in them.

"Somebody has got to know who these people are", David said.

"We think they are from the 70s or 80s, and I've been told one was taken in Benidorm."

Image source, Unknown

He has asked anyone with any information to email him, external.

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Airport passengers reflect on not having to isolate for two weeks on their return to the UK.

• An urgent investigation has been launched after new figures revealed the numbers of Suffolk school pupils permanently excluded doubled this year, reports the East Anglian Daily Times, external
• A man has crocheted thousands of ear protectors to help healthcare staff across the UK who are working on the front line during the pandemic, says the Northampton Chronicle, external
• Towering high into the West Bergholt skyline, is the sight of what could be the UK’s tallest flower, reports the Daily Gazette and Essex County Standard, external

As EasyJet flights commenced at London Luton Airport this week, although not so many passengers flights have been taking off, the airport has continued to welcome cargo flights.

Many of the have included deliveries of personal protective equipment (PPE), as this time-lapse video shows....

Police are warning communities to be alert to large unlicensed gatherings after one was planned last weekend at Pitstone Pits.

Hertfordshire Police said the occupants of a vehicle containing large speakers admitted to planning a large gathering at the beauty spot, just across the border in Buckinghamshire.

With the gradual easing of lockdown measures, "many people have let down their guard", but social-distancing was still in place, it said.

Image source, Colin Smith/Geograph

Ch Insp Chris Treadwell said: "Not only are unlicensed raves illegal but in the current circumstances, they clearly breach the government measures stating there must be no large gatherings in order to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.

"These types of events are dangerous for attendees as there are often no crowd control measures, medical staff or security provision on site.

"Many people will likely accuse us of being spoilsports but we are here to keep people safe."

As the rules surrounding coronavirus lockdown are eased this weekend with the reopening of pubs, restaurants and hairdressers, a warning is being shared by police, coastguards and beach patrols to be careful, cautious, aware of your surroundings and maintain social distancing outside of your "bubbles".

Ch Insp Lily Benbo, from Essex Police, said: "Stick to the rules, look out for each other and stay safe."

The rules include not swimming out or your depth or comfort zone, not climbing on structures in the sea where there are clear signs on them not to do so.

Image source, Nigel Millard/RNLI

Lifeguards are continuing to return to beaches across the east coast.

The RNLI said this weekend they will have an extra patrol in at Southwold north beach in Suffolk, adding to Lowestoft South beach, which they returned to last month.

Lifeguards will wear personal protective equipment, and "new protocols for first responders means the lifeguards may not deal with some minor first aid cases but will support people to treat themselves", it said.

Darren Lewis, RNLI lifesaving manager, said: "We must all continue to be aware that the risks from the pandemic have not gone away, but if people work with us and the other emergency services by following social distancing and other government guidance, we hope to be able to continue to provide lifeguard services this season."

Many businesses are getting ready to welcome customers as lockdown measures are further relaxed.

Witnesses hear a sound like "a bomb going off" as flames shoot up into the air at Tilbury Port.

Not long now - Wycombe Wanderers kick-off at 19:30 in the League One play-off semi-final first leg at Fleetwood.

Let's hope the M6 isn't too busy....

Cambridge University accepts David Starkey's resignation, saying: "We do not tolerate racism."

A Spitfire plane, with "Thank U NHS" written on its underside, will take to the skies this weekend to mark the 72nd birthday of the National Health Service.

The legendary World War Two fighter will fly over a number of hospitals in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire starting at 16:20 on Sunday.

It has been organised by the family-owned Aircraft Restoration Company, external, based at Imperial War Museum Duxford, external.

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The full flight route is as follows:

• 16:20 - Duxford Airfield
• 16:28 - Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Welwyn Garden City
• 16:33 - Luton and Dunstable University Hospital, Luton
• 16:36 – Lister Hospital, Stevenage
• 16:41 – Bedford Hospital
• 16:47 – Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon
• 16:53 – Witchford, village near Ely
• 16:58 – Fulbourn Hospital, Cambridge
• 17:00 – Addenbrooke’s and Royal Papworth hospitals, Cambridge
• 17:10 – Duxford Airfield

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The manager of Wycombe Wanderers is feeling positive and as calm as he can ahead of the club's first leg of the League One play-off semi-finals at Fleetwood Town.

"The remit was always to stay in the division, [so] it's a heck of a chance to [try to] take," said player-turned-gaffer Gareth Ainsworth.

"Whatever happens on Friday, there is [still] going to be plenty to play for on Monday.

"Believe me Fleetwood are a good side, we are ready for it."

To the fans, he said: "We know you are there, not physically but we know the support is there and we have nothing to lose, let's go for this."

There is commentary on Wycombe at Fleetwood on BBC Three Counties Radio on 98FM this evening (but not online) and kick-off is at 19:30.

In the other semi-final, Portsmouth host Oxford at 17:30.

At the start of the week Bedford had the highest rate of Covid-19 infections in the south of England.

Figures recorded in the week up to 21 June showed it had England's sixth-highest infection rate overall since the start of the pandemic.

There was concern, that with the rates increasing, it might go into a local lockdown, like Leicester.

But latest figures, external from the government showed that the weekly number of cases were now 18.1 per 100,000 compared to last week when they were was 42 per 100,000.

Mayor Dave Hodgson said: "If you want to know if Bedford Borough is going into [local] lockdown the simple and quick answer is 'no', but we continue to monitor the data and urge everyone to be careful, stay home if possible and socially-distance if going out.

"We are continuing to press for better and detailed data."

An advertising company is selling the wall as it is not allowed to place billboards above it.

PC Nicholas Musto "wilfully abused his position" to form a relationship with a "vulnerable woman".