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Burton Latimer's Charley Hull is well in contention in the Women's British Open. There is coverage on BBC TV and on the BBC Sport website.

Plus, Brackley-based Mercedes look like they will dominate again at the German Grand Prix, with qualifying tomorrow and the race on Sunday at Hockenheim.

Don't forget, Northants host Yorkshire at Wantage Road tonight, with full coverage on BBC Radio Northampton.

See you again at 08:00 on Monday.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

Some clear spells, but often cloudy tonight with a few scattered showers, perhaps locally heavy. Temperatures will dip to 13C (55F).

Early showers will fade and there'll be breaks in the cloud tomorrow to give some good sunny spells. There will still be a risk of a few isolated but locally heavy showers developing during the afternoon and evening. Top temperature: 23C (73F) inland.

BBC Weather has more detail.

Alex Winter
BBC Radio Northampton sport

It's the final group game for Northants in the T20 Blast tonight. 

They are already guaranteed a quarter-final place, but a win over Yorkshire or even a narrow loss will mean they'll be at home in the knock-out stages.

The weather is set to be fair at Wantage Road and there is full commentary tonight with me on BBC Radio Northampton.

Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer in Hockenheim

Lewis Hamilton trailed team-mate Nico Rosberg as Brackley-based Mercedes dominated the second practice session at the German Grand Prix.  

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Hamilton was 0.394 seconds adrift of the German after a messy lap simulating qualifying, and 0.2 secs clear of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in third.  

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Progress is being made in the potential redevelopment of the Victorian Grade II-listed Overstone Hall.

Daventry District Council has agreed to a scheme whereby planning permission will be granted in the area, when normally it might not be, to allow the hall's owners to sell land, or build developments, to raise funds to pay for its restoration.

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The council will work with the new owners, Barry Howard Homes, on the restoration of the hall, which badly damaged by fire in 2001.

The development company, previously involved with the restoration of 18th Century Coton House in Churchover, Rugby, purchased Overstone Hall this summer from previous owners, the New Testament Church of God.

Alex Winter
BBC Radio Northampton sport

Northampton today have signed Kenji Gorre from Swansea on loan until 21 January.

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The 21-year-old winger, who was born in the Netherlands, is a former Manchester United trainee and has made one senior appearance for The Swans.

BBC Sport

Burton Latimer's Charley Hull feels "more comfortable" with supporter expectation after a second round score of 70 put her five-under-par at the Women's British Open at Woburn.

BBC Sport

Charley Hull has finished at five-under-par, six shots behind South Korea's Mirim Lee.

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The 21-year-old from Burton Latimer bogeyed the 16th which halted her momentum after 5 birdies in 6 holes been 7 and 12, but she's firmly in contention heading into the weekend.

Sam Read
BBC Radio Northampton politics reporter

Children's services is another area to face cuts at the county council, after it said some of its £65m-worth of savings wouldn't be met.

These areas are to be reviewed:

• Children's Services Mental Health provision
• Remodelling of Youth Offending Service
• Make a more focused and joined-up Children's Disability Service

The fact is you can't make cuts on the scale the county council is proposing today without job losses. But as it stands, it's just not clear which posts are at risk or how many. That means a time of uncertainty.  

Sam Read
BBC Radio Northampton politics reporter

Adult social care will take a big share of the new cuts at Northamptonshire County Council.

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Here are the areas to be reviewed:

• Day Services
• Specialist Care Centre beds
• Short Term Assessment and Rehabilitation Team
• Crisis Response Team in hospitals
• Council Health Partnership and Hospital Discharge Teams

Sam Read
BBC Radio Northampton politics reporter

Northamptonshire County Council is to consider millions of pounds of new cuts to adult social care and children's services.

It's because the authority now says more than half of the £65m in savings announced earlier this year may not be achieved. 

It still has to save the same amount of money, but the ways it wanted to save the money are not going to be achievable, so it's seeing if it can cut back in other areas.

The authority will carry out a review of Mental Health provision and the Youth Offending Service as part of its plans.

It says the cuts are likely to mean job losses, but it is not clear which posts are under threat or how many.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Yesterday we told you about the racist abuse that Northampton Borough councillor Muna Cali had suffered in Northampton.

Ms Cali, a Muslim woman who wears a hijab, told BBC Radio Northampton she had been spat at as someone tried to remove her headscarf and then verbally abuse her.

Now, the Northampton Chronicle & Echo reports, external that she, along with fellow Labour councillor Enam Haque, are organising an open day tomorrow at Northampton Islamic Centre in Clare Street.

Mr Haque told the paper: "The committee want to encourage Muslims and non-Muslims to come along and view the inside of the mosque to see what activities we do."

Martin Heath
BBC Radio Northampton

The parents of a Northamptonshire boy who died aged two days old are preparing for a gruelling bike ride, to raise money for the hospitals who tried to save him.

Stacy Howarth (pictured) and Karl Aran's son, Matthew, was born in the Horton Hospital in Banbury, but then transferred to Southampton General for heart surgery.

The couple, who live in Silverstone, will be leading a team tomorrow that's cycling the 90 miles (145km) between Banbury and Southampton.

Stuart Ratcliffe
BBC Look East

British Transport Police has released pictures of railway trespassers caught on camera while the Flying Scotsman made a journey between Bedford and Kettering on 4 June.

Image source, BTP

Ch Insp David Oram said: "Despite our advice and numerous warnings over the past few weeks, people have put themselves at risk by standing too close to the rail lines, giving little thought to the potential dangers and any offences they might be committing. 

"Not only is this extremely dangerous, but it has resulted in the train being delayed."

Anyone with any information is being asked to contact British Transport Police, external.

BBC Weather Watchers

There is cloud around Northamptonshire today, but yesterday there was an amazing double rainbow. Here BBC Weather Watcher 'Wappet' captured it in Great Doddington.

This afternoon will be rather cloudy with perhaps the odd shower at times, but there will also be some brighter spells too, with a high of 21C (70F).

More details on the BBC Weather website.

Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent

PC Steven Knight was asked by prosecutor Christopher Donnellan QC, what he did after he discovered India Chipchase's body covered by a blanket. 

He said he took the corner of the blanket or sheet and pulled it down slightly so he could see India's face. He said he tried speaking to India: "I was saying can you hear me, words to that effect."

Image source, Northamptonshire Police

In the police video played to the jury, officers could be seen running into the house shouting. 

Later an officer is heard calling "can you get a paramedic now". One officer could be heard saying "she's gone, she's gone, sweetheart, wake up... wake up sweetheart, can you wake up... she's gone".

Mr Knight said she appeared to be asleep.   

The trial has heard Edward Tenniswood, 52, came across India Chipchase outside NB's club in Northampton. She was drunk and he took her back to his house in a cab.

Mr Tenniswood, of Stanley Road in Northampton, denies rape and murder and the trial continues.

Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent

A Northamptonshire police constable has described to a court how he found a 20-year-old woman dead on a mattress at a Northampton house, with her hair displayed like a halo.

The trial of Edward Tenniswood, 52, who's accused of the rape and murder of India Chipchase at his home address on Stanley Road, has resumed at Birmingham Crown Court.

Body-worn camera images of the police search for India inside the terraced house have been played to the jurors.  

Image source, South Beds News Agency

PC Steven Knight told the court as soon as officers forced open the door, he went straight upstairs to the landing and headed for the front bedroom.

"As I got to the doorway I could see a mattress to the front of me with a blanket on top... I could see the shape of a figure," he said.

"The first thing I noticed was the hair at the top of the mattress. Initially I thought it was fur. The hair was displayed instead of being down, it was pulled up and around, sort of a halo."

More follows.

Tom Percival
BBC Radio Northampton

The 40th anniversary of James Hunt's British Grand Prix victory is one of the centrepieces of the Silverstone Classic this weekend.

Hunt was a giant of British motor racing and this weekend you can see the cars he owned and raced all gathered together.

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Tom Percival
BBC Radio Northampton

There are hundreds of cars at the Silverstone Classic weekend. Here's just a few of them...

Tom Percival
BBC Radio Northampton

The organiser of the Silverstone Classic has told me the three things he wants the event to be are "British, classic and fun".

Nick Wigley said he and other organisers were "very proud" of the three-day event, which will attract 100,000 spectators to Silverstone, adding he is "glad that it come through that it is fun".

So far today I've seen sports cars from pre-1961, historic touring cars, Formula 1 cars from the era when the engine noise made your chest vibrate.

Then there's a classic car auction and owners clubs for just about every legendary make of car you can think of.

And many don't just sit there to be admired. Drivers get the chance to race around the Silverstone Circuit, meaning there aren't just car owners, but also mechanics, engineers and racing car enthusiasts at the event.