Reece Cole's 74th-minute equaliser gives Maidenhead United a valuable point against Ebbsfleet United.

A rejuvenated Dagenham and Redbridge record their fifth win in six games, seeing off Havant and Waterlooville at Victoria Road.

Leyton Orient's lead at the top of the National League is cut to a point as they are held to a goalless draw by Aldershot at Brisbane Road.

Paul McCallum scores twice as Eastleigh continue their fine away form with victory at struggling Maidstone.

Ronan Curtis scores one and makes another as Portsmouth cement their lead at the top of League One with victory over Walsall.

Marcus Browne scores twice as Oxford United beat Rochdale at the Kassam Stadium in League One.

That's all for BBC South Live for today.

The service resumes at 08:00 tomorrow. We hope to see you then.

Izzy Barr, a student at St Swithun's School, Winchester, will compete against eight other teams.

Image source, St Swithun's School

The Channel 4 series sets a variety of Lego construction challenges against the clock.

A Pendomaster timber harvester was stolen from woodland on Bailey Ridge sometime between 19 and 25 November.

Image source, Google

Dorset police believe a low loader was used to steal the engine.

If granted, the government funding will support all rough sleepers, regardless of their location, in winter 2019/20.

Currently there are 215 beds are available for the homeless in Oxford, and further emergency beds are provided to anyone if the temperature falls below freezing.

The council is aiming to provide extra emergency beds, a city hostel, and further support services from next year.

Villagers have leapt to the defense of an Oxfordshire church that received complaints its bells are too loud.

A spokesperson for Bodicote Church announced on its Facebook page, external that "in response to complaints, which if escalated could actually result in us being forced to drastically curtail bell ringing or indeed stop altogether, as responsible neighbours, the church... is investigating some sound control improvements for the tower to reduce sound levels".

Image source, Ian Rob

The church's statement resulted in an outpouring of goodwill from neighbours and parishioners who love the sound of the bells.

Jennie Healy summed up the mood when she wrote: "The church has been part of the village since 13th century. Therefore all living in the vicinity have chosen to do so in the knowledge there is a fair sized church which true to tradition will at times ring bells. Not sure what else to say really except what a shame."

Stewart Hollyhead, like many others, feels the complainants should leave Bodicote, calling the complaints "utter nonsense".

He added: "The bells are a part of the village. To whom the bells tolls, move if you don't like it."

However, Linda Winters pointed out: "Church bells are lovely, but quite a lot of people have to sleep during the day due to shift work. Police, ambulance and fire staff all work nights and the bells are very loud. But I do love them."

BBC South Live will keep an eye on the situation and give you a bell when we know more.

Immuno Biotech founder David Noakes made millions from the sale of the unlicensed blood product.

County champions Surrey will start their defence of the title in April 2019 with a home match against Essex.

Defending Women's Super League champions Surrey Stars begin their 2019 campaign at Yorkshire Diamonds on 6 August.

The £150,000 facility will replace the previous structure in Garth Park.

Image source, Bicester Town Council

The initiative began in 2015, following reports to police of skateboarders in the town centre.

Councils, Sport England and young people have funded the project, which will open in January.

Four women and two men are held while two other women are treated as victims.

Ex-Newcastle striker Nile Ranger will not join Oxford United after failing to agree terms on a deal with the League One club.

The "lonely, vulnerable young girl" was abused in Oxford over a three-year period, a court hears.

Some sad news this afternoon - the oldest donkey in the Isle of Wight Donley Sanctuary has died.

Henry, a red-roan donkey, was 47-years-old and died peacefully on Monday afternoon at the Ventnor animal charity.

In recent years he became known as "Henry no-teeth" and staff at the sanctuary made him a special porridge feed.

Image source, IOW Donkey Sanctuary