Reigning Premiership champions Saracens record their third win of the season after a physical encounter with Northampton.

Live updates for Northamptonshire have now finished.

You can find more details on the disruption to London Midland trains via the BBC Travel website.

Tomorrow, Ellie Robinson, Northampton's 15-year-old Paralympic gold medallist, competes in her final event - the 100m freestyle S6. You can follow that on the BBC Sport website.

See you on Monday.

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BBC Weather

After a very wet day, it'll be mostly dry with a few clear spells tonight. Cloud is also forecast, with some patchy rain in the far east. It will be breezy, but a fresher night for sleeping, with temperatures falling to 12C (54F).

Saturday will be rather cloudy in many places with some patchy light rain or drizzle. The brisk north-westerly winds will ease through the day, with temperatures reaching highs of 18C (66F).

Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport

Northampton Saints need to take the game to Saracens tomorrow afternoon when the two teams meet in the Premiership, according to coach Alex King.

Although they're just two games into the new campaign, Saturday's trip to Allianz Park will be one of Saints' toughest matches of the season, against a team that won the Champions Cup and Premiership double last year.

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King says they need to "replicate the first half" the Saints had against Bristol in their 32-10 victory, but admitted they are "going up a level in class" in facing Saracens.

An investigation finds a police officer has a case to answer for misconduct after a six-month-old girl was killed by a dangerous dog.

Joe Townsend
BBC Radio Northampton sport

Rob Page goes back to one his old clubs tomorrow, as Northampton Town travel up to Chesterfield in League One.

The Cobblers boss played for the Derbyshire side between 2008 and 2011.

Page says he looks back on his time there fondly.

Martin Heath
BBC Radio Northampton

The principal of Daventry's University Technical College says he's taking action to recruit more students.

When it opened the government said the UTC would have 600 students by this month, but there are currently just 147 on the roll. 

Across the country 50 UTCs have launched since 2014, but four of them have been forced to close.

Daventry principal Russell Ball said the college is "sustainable", but it is "concerned" about the number of students and the Department for Education says it "needs to improve their marketing".

The Rio Paralympics have been a massive success for ParalympicsGB - but what has it meant to children with disabilities in the UK?

Well, who better to ask than the children themselves?

If you want to find out more about disability sport click here - or find inclusive options on our full list of guides.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Elsewhere in the news today:

• Residents will have further time to take part in the ongoing consultation on Rail Central, the proposed new strategic rail freight interchange near Northampton, reports the Northampton Chronicle & Echo, external
• The Daventry Express says, external a Spitfire was damaged after crashing during a landing at Sywell Aerodrome
• A grandson was beaten by his nan in a Burton Latimer by-election. Jenny Davies (Lib Dem) claimed one of the two available seats on the town council beating her grandson Michael Davies (Labour), according to the Northamptonshire Telegraph, external

Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

I've caught up with Silverstone-based Force India's Sergio Perez, as he discusses his career in F1, wearing sombreros and being mistaken for Tom Cruise.

Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer

Max Verstappen edged team-mate Daniel Ricciardo in a Red Bull one-two, with Lewis Hamilton fourth in first practice at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Hamilton's Brackley-based Mercedes team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg, fifth fastest, crashed late in the session, misjudging his entry to turn 18 and wiping off his front wing.  

Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport

Northants' opener Ben Duckett says it's a "dream" to be picked for the England squad to tour Bangladesh.

The 21-year-old says he would like to spend the rest of his career with the county.

Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport

England captain Dylan Hartley hasn't recovered from a back injury and is replaced at hooker by Mikey Haywood for the Saints to face Premiership champions Saracens.

It is the only change to the side which beat Bristol last week 32-10.

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France number eight remains in the side and will face England conterpart Billy Vunipola, who starts for Saracens.

More reaction has been coming in to Ben Duckett's England selection. Former England captain Michael Vaughan says it's "great news"...

While Telegraph cricket writer, and former Northampton Chronicle & Echo reporter, Nick Hoult praises Northants head coach David Ripley...

Northants team-mates of Ben Duckett have taken to Twitter to show the appreciation of his call up to the England squad to tour Bangladesh.

Martin Heath
BBC Radio Northampton

An investigation has found a police officer failed to take appropriate action about a dangerous dog which went on to kill a six-month-old child.

Molly-Mae Wotherspoon was attacked by a banned American pit bull in October 2014 at a house on Morning Star Road, Daventry, and died from her injuries. 

Her grandmother Susan Aucott, who was looking after her at the time, and her mother Clare Riley were both jailed for two years yesterday.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) carried out an investigation to examine how much the police knew about the dangerous dog and what was done as a result.

The conclusions have been revealed this morning. One police officer was found to have failed to take action despite knowing that an RSPCA inspector was concerned about the dog. 

That officer had a case to answer for misconduct, said the IPCC, adding it had been dealt with by "management action" from Northamptonshire Police.

We therefore got in touch with the force. A Northamptonshire Police spokesman said the officer in question was given "management words of advice" - the least serious outcome of a disciplinary hearing or meeting - and was given further training.

Another officer investigated over the incident was found to have no case to answer, but was also given "management words of advice" and taken on further training.

Justin Dealey
BBC Three Counties Radio

I'm in Kings Langley where passengers have just arrived from the London Midland trains that crashed near Watford this morning. 

Jessica Long says it's been "awful" and described what happened...

Andrew Radd
BBC Radio Northampton

An 88-year-old woman died in a crash on the A5 yesterday.

It happened at the Heyford Lane junction near Weedon at about 13:00.

The victim's car hit a tipper truck which then hit another lorry travelling in the opposite direction. 

The two lorry drivers were airlifted to hospital with serious injuries.

Police want to speak to anyone who saw what happened.

Northants opener Ben Duckett is in the England squad to tour Bangladesh next month.

His captain at the county, Alex Wakely, has tweeted his congratulations...

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

It's been very unsettled across the East, resulting in thunderstorms, heavy rain and lightning strikes.

There have been several incidents affecting rail services across Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire as a result of lightning and there are major delays on services via Watford following a landslip.

Here's the extent of the heavy rainfall at 10:00.

The thundery conditions are expected to persist today.

This morning - heavy showers, possibly thundery, are expected to clear eastwards during the afternoon with sunny spells developing. Temperatures will reach 15C (59F).

Tonight, it's expected to be cloudy with rain persisting, but gradually easing through the night. It will also be rather breezy and will feel less humid than recently. Overnight temperatures will fall to 13C (55F).