Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Oxfordshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 6 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Oxford - 135.1 (up from 125.3)

Cherwell - 85.7 (up from 77.7)

Vale of White Horse - 67.6 (up from 60.3)

South Oxfordshire - 83.1 (up from 52.8)

West Oxfordshire - 46.1 (up from 41.6)

The figure for England is 156.2 (up from 154.2).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 10 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

A councillor "compromised his position" over a grant to a children's motorcycle team, a panel finds.

The club has been ordered to remove its carp from a lake to allow native weeds to re-grow.

The south coast airport lost more than 90% of its passengers when Flybe collapsed earlier this year.

The garden dormouse, usually found in southern Europe, was spotted by the side of the road.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 5 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Portsmouth - 139.1 (up from 117.3)

Southampton - 68.5 (down from 74.8)

Gosport - 103.7 (down from 149.7)

Havant - 123.6 (up from 97.4)

Winchester - 48.1 (down from 80.1)

Fareham - 84.3 (down from 86.0)

East Hampshire - 58.9 (down from 76.9)

New Forest - 55.5 (up from 40.5)

Basingstoke and Deane - 92.9 (up from 91.2)

Rushmoor - 80.3 (up from 68.7)

Eastleigh - 51.7 (down from 59.1)

Test Valley - 41.2 (down from 61.0)

Hart - 68.0 (up from 64.9)

Isle of Wight - 16.2 (down from 31.0)

The figure for England is 152.1 (down from 155.7).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 9 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Dorset.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 5 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Dorset - 39.6 (down from 44.4)

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 63.0 (down from 85.5)

The figure for England is 152.1 (down from 155.7).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 9 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Berkshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 5 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Slough - 238.7 (down from 305.6)

Windsor and Maidenhead - 97.1 (down from 107.6)

Reading - 161.3 (up from 130.4)

Wokingham - 142.0 (up from 101.7)

Bracknell Forest - 159.1 (up from 88.9)

West Berkshire - 58.1 (up from 53.0)

The figure for England is 152.1 (down from 155.7)

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 9 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Oxfordshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 5 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Oxford - 140.4 (up from 125.3)

Cherwell - 84.4 (up from 83.7)

Vale of White Horse - 66.2 (up from 62.5)

South Oxfordshire - 77.4 (up from 52.8)

West Oxfordshire - 44.3 (up from 43.4)

The figure for England is 152.1 (down from 155.7).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 9 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Buses had to be diverted away from an area of Southampton after objects were thrown at two causing the windows to "shatter", the operator has said.

Image source, First Group

City Red Service 2 buses were diverted away from the Millbrook area on Tuesday "for safety reasons" after objects were thrown by a group of young people "on successive occasions", First Group, which operates the buses, and Hampshire Constabulary said.

The force is appealing for witnesses. No-one was injured in the attacks.

"The safety of our passengers and driver are our main priority," a First Group spokesman said.

"Smashing windows could cause serious harm to them and is really dangerous."

The body of a woman in her 20s was found at the Travelodge in Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.

The structure featuring stencils in the style of street artist Banksy surprised walkers on the hill.

Shane Mays repeatedly punched Louise Smith in the face and defiled and burned her body.

Gold coins and a medieval seal matrix are among the treasure found by people during lockdown.

The head of the International Island Games Association says there was no choice but to postpone the event until 2023.

A monolith on a British beach has been daubed with graffiti.

The gleaming structure on Compton Beach on the Isle of Wight has been repeatedly tagged with graffiti, The Island Echo , externalhas reported.

The pillar, similar to ones in the US and Romania, sparked global headlines after it was found on the island on Sunday.

Yesterday, designer, Tom Dunford, who lives on the island, told the BBC he was the creator behind the structure.

St Mary's Hospital's Shackleton Ward closed last September forcing patients to move to the mainland.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 4 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Portsmouth - 141.5 (up from 119.1)

Southampton - 66.5 (down from 77.6)

Gosport - 114.3 (down from 143.8)

Havant - 126.0 (up from 96.7)

Winchester - 55.3 (down from 82.5)

Fareham - 80.0 (down from 86.9)

East Hampshire - 61.3 (down from 81.8)

New Forest - 47.2 (up from 37.8)

Basingstoke and Deane - 94.0 (up from 91.7)

Rushmoor - 79.3 (up from 78.2)

Eastleigh - 52.4 (down from 62.1)

Test Valley - 42.8 (down from 65.8)

Hart - 69.0 (up from 63.9)

Isle of Wight - 16.2 (down from 28.2)

The figure for England is 150.1 (down from 158.2).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 8 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Dorset.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 4 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Dorset - 38.8 (down from 43.3)

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 65.0 (down from 85.8)

The figure for England is 150.1 (down from 158.2).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 8 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Berkshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 4 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Slough - 234.7 (down from 308.3)

Windsor and Maidenhead - 98.4 (down from 111.6)

Reading - 163.8 (up from 130.4)

Wokingham - 132.7 (up from 109.3)

Bracknell Forest - 143.6 (up from 84.0)

West Berkshire - 57.4 (down from 51.1)

The figure for England is 150.1 (down from 158.2)

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 8 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.