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A Northampton housing charity says more than half of the rough-sleepers seeking emergency shelter this winter are European migrants
A police detective accused of murdering his wife has told a court she came at him with a knife and a mallet
Updates for Thursday, 21 January 2016
Pete Cooper
Local Live has finished, but we'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the latest news, weather, sport and travel for Northamptonshire.
Have a good evening.
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
There will be some clear spells at first tonight, but it will become cloudy with a few spots of light rain in places with temperatures dropping to 1C (34F).
Friday will be cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain in the morning. Temperatures up to 11C (52F).
Willy Gilder
BBC Northampton
Northamptonshire Police have launched a radio advert and a poster campaign to tackle 'modern slavery' and human trafficking in the county.
Human trafficking is a growing crime in Northamptonshire and officers are asking people to look out for the signs victim’s might display.
Here's the radio advert...
Richard Bond
BBC Look East business correspondent
The government has today launched a new food initiative at the Weetabix factory in Burton Latimer.
Environment Secretary, Elizabeth Truss, told me the company - which sells its breakfast cereals in 80 countries - is a 'good example' for food exporters...
Sarah Foster
BBC Radio Northampton
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Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live
Northampton Town have confirmed they used a £10,000 loan from Northampton Trust Supporters' Trust's 'fighting fund' to pay non-playing staff.
Chairman Kelvin Thomas, who took over after the money was paid, said it was "really appreciated".
The loan has not yet been paid back, but the Trust told the BBC this is "not a problem".
Mr Thomas said he has had several conversations with the Trust over how to best use the remaining £27,000 of the Crowdfunded cash. The Trust has launched a consultation to decide how the money should best be spent.
Joe Townsend
BBC Radio Northampton sport
Northampton Town's under 18s coach Craig Hinton is to leave the club, external to take up a position with the Football Association in 'coach education'.
Former Cobblers defender Hinton has looked after the under-18 squad at Sixfields for the last two and a half years.
"We are sorry to see Craig go, but this is a great opportunity for him and we wish him well," said Academy Manager Trevor Gould.
Laura Cook
BBC Radio Northampton
Northamptonshire is one of only five areas in the country to have more than 10 under-performing secondary schools.
The latest league tables put Weavers Wellingborough among the worst, while Brooke Weston in Corby is the best in the county.
Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport
George North is set to play against former club Scarlets for Northampton Saints on Saturday.
The winger has only scored two tries for Saints this season, and with the club fifth in the Premiership he said he was unhappy with his form.
The University of Northampton has defended its record on free speech after it was accused of censoring ideas, external on campus by an online magazine.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
A police detective accused of murdering his wife in March last year said the scene at their Wootton Hall Park home had been "carnage".
Stafford Crown Court heard police interviews with Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith in which he said he had been a victim of domestic violence.
He told officers that on the day of this wife's death he picked up the mallet and swung it at the back of her head after she had stabbed him.
He said: "The weird thing is it had absolutely no effect, she turned around aghast...it didn't stop her in her tracks. I thought I hit quite hard and it would have the desired effect. This is the first time I have ever hit a woman in my life, honest. It was a look of shock. I dropped the mallet...you could see the hate, the red mist."
The case continues.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
Stafford Crown Court today heard police interviews with Northamptonshire police detective Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith in which he said he had hit his wife with the battery "until she stopped" as he said she was so strong.
Mr Goldsmith, accused of murdering his wife Jill, said she had tried to stab him between the legs - something which had been a "game changer".
He had told officers: "I was so vulnerable, this was a do or die". The case continues.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
Police detective Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith, on trial at Stafford Crown Court accused of murdering his wife Jill, said he had been stabbed a couple of times after she came at him with a knife.
In a series of police recordings, Mr Goldsmith had told detectives he had grabbed his wife in a great big hug and they had fallen and rolled about on the floor while he tried to grab the knife.
He said: "I just sort of smothered her, I'm not trying to kill my wife, I'm hoping this is going to stop."
The trial continues.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith is giving evidence today at Stafford Crown Court. The Northamptonshire Police detective is accused of murdering his wife, Jill.
Mr Goldsmith said his wife had smacked her head against a wall and hit herself on the back of her head with a mallet because she was "going mental"on cannabis.
He had told officers he was scared of his wife, who weighed 6st 9lbs. He said she had lashed out at him with kicks and punches like an "unsophisticated windmill". The trial continues.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
Police detective Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith, on trial for the murder of his wife Jill, said she had been smoking large quantities of cannabis - and that after a row he had threatened to tell her parents.
In a series of recorded police interviews read out at Stafford Crown Court, Mr Goldsmith told police he had defended himself because his wife was psychotic with cannabis and had threatened him. He said it was "do or die".
Mrs Goldsmith had been found dead at the pair's home in Wootton Hall Park on 26 March last year.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
I'm at the trial of Northamptonshire Police detective Adrian "Otis" Goldsmith, who is charged with murdering his wife Jill.
Mr Goldsmith had told police his wife came at him with a knife and a mallet after kicking and punching him during an argument, Stafford Crown Court heard.
Mrs Goldsmith was found dead on 26 March last year at the couple's home in Wootton Hall Park - just a few hundred yards from Northamptonshire Police's headquarters. The case continues.
Joe Townsend
BBC Radio Northampton sport
Northampton Town manager Chris Wilder has not ruled out making any signings during the January transfer window, but again told me he doesn't want to sell any of his players...
Hundreds of people have signed a petition against plans, external for 30 homes where a football club used to play.
It was a frosty start this morning as you can see from this picture of East Haddon from BBC Weather Watcher 'Tire view'
This afternoon cloud will thicken, with rain expected by dusk. Top temperature of 3C (37F).
Staff and children at Flore Pre-school are celebrating, external after making what Ofsted inspectors called ‘rapid and significant improvement’.