Caroline Densley
BBC Radio Northampton Sport

Northampton Town will travel to League Two Wycombe Wanderers in the FA Cup third round if they overcome non-league Stourbridge.

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Their second round tie was called off on Sunday because of a frozen pitch - with the game to be played next Tuesday.

The 32 third-round ties will be played from 6-9 January. 

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

A very misty and murky start with some very dense patches of fog.

Winds are light, so the mist and fog will be slow to lift, and it will remain cloudy, although it may be brighter further east.

Feeling chilly, with a top temperature of 9C (48F).

Watch my full forecast:

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Good morning.

We are back bringing you all the news, weather, sport and travel for Northamptonshire.

We'll be bringing you who Northampton Town have drawn in the FA Cup, and the latest from the Waterside development for the University of Northampton.

If you want to get in touch then please email me or tweet us, external.

An eyewitness describes the moment a glider "fell from the sky" and crashed into a field, killing its pilot.

Live updates for Northamptonshire have now finished.

You can read more on the potential deal which could mean good news for future of Tata steel in Corby on the BBC News website.

Tomorrow, among other things, we'll be looking at the progress of the new Waterside campus for the University of Northampton.

We'll see you tomorrow from 08:00. Have a good evening.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Police investigating the £10.25m loan from Northampton Borough Council to Northampton Town Football Club, the majority of which has gone missing, have said they are "examining more than 200,000 documents and thousands of financial transactions to a forensic level".

They say the investigation is "unprecedented in its scale and complexity" and they are using a "dedicated team of vetted investigators, accountants and analysts".

They say that the case "will not be completed in the near future", but that "neither criminal nor financial liability will diminish with time."

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

The Cobblers will find out who'll they'll play in the third round of the FA Cup tonight - if they make it through their rearranged match with Stourbridge.

The game against the lowest ranked side still left in the competition was called off yesterday afternoon because of a frozen pitch.

The FA Cup draw will be made on BBC Two tonight at 19:00.

Northampton Town are at ball number 51.

BBC Weather Watchers

Earlier today we published some excellent frosty sunrise pictures from BBC Weather Watchers, so it only seems fair we do the sunset...

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

A dry night with widespread frost and fog, it could be freezing fog in places, as temperatures fall to around -2C (28F).

It’ll be a cold start to Tuesday with the fog slow to clear and in parts of the region it could linger all day.

Where the fog eventually lifts it’ll generally be cloudy with the chance of a few sunny intervals and highs of 8C (46F).

Kevin Peachey
Personal finance reporter

Imagine strolling into your local supermarket, popping your essentials into a basket, heading to the bagging area - where no items are unexpected - and walking out with your weekly shop.

There is no need to make a payment, no fiddling with coins, and no placement of a debit or credit card in a terminal. In fact, there is no till at all.

This is not casual shoplifting but a realistic prospect of the future way to pay - when technology recognises your presence, scans your shopping and invisibly takes payment from your account.

Amer Sajed, the chief executive of Barclaycard, based in Northampton, says it will spell the steady demise of the physical plastic credit card which his company introduced to the UK 50 years ago. 

"People will be able to seamlessly shop going between the web, an app or in store," he says.

It will also create a battle for control of your digital wallet between banks and technology companies, as well as prompt debate over our privacy and security.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

It's understood that unions are close to agreeing a deal with Tata steel which would keep the Port Talbot works open along with other plants across the UK, including Corby.

Talks were held between the company and unions last week, where it's thought the issues of pensions, production and jobs were discussed. It's thought a deal could emerge this week. 

The future of the Port Talbot plant and other Tata plants has been in doubt since job losses were announced and the UK business was put up for sale in March.

The UK and Welsh governments came in with offers of financial support, but it was always thought that the main stumbling block to a deal would be the burden of the company's pension scheme. 

It's unclear what deal might be struck on the pensions issue.

Benjamin Till has been walking the River Nene to get inspiration for a brand new piece of classical music - to be called Source to the Sea.

He is completing his penultimate leg - from Peterborough to Wisbech - of his walk along the River Nene, it's an adventure that started in Badby last Thursday.

As well walking through the very cold conditions - he also has some drama in Fortheringhay after cutting his leg and ending up in A&E...

But he is fine and back out on the river banks...

You can read more on Benjamin's blog, external.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Elsewhere in Northamptonshire:

• A campaign group, who believe that "bike thefts have reached epidemic proportions" have made a stand by holding a protest outside the Guildhall reports the Northampton Chronicle & Echo, external
• While, the Northamptonshire Telegraph write, external that councillors are to discuss issuing a notice for repairs to be carried out on a prominent building in Wellingborough

BBC Weather

Cloud will thicken from the south throughout the day, with mist and fog reforming in many areas towards the evening. 

It'll feel very cold across all parts too with a high of just 5C (41F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

It is tradition that the Beetson family home in Wellingborough is adorned with thousands of Christmas lights.

And this year is no different...

Image source, Northamptonshire Police

Their lights are so famous they've even featured in Channel 4 documentary, external.

But each year, as well as the impressive display, they raise money for charity, having raised £15,000 over the last nine years.

This year they are raising money for the Fire Fighters Charity.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

England head coach Eddie Jones has said that Tom Wood "doesn't get the headlines but does all the hard work", describing the Northampton Saints captain as "outstanding".

England equalled their record of 14 consecutive Test victories with a 37-21 win over Australia at Twickenham on Saturday.

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Jones also praised his captain, Northampton hooker Dylan Hartley, telling BBC Radio 5 Live that his performances as skipper was a "great credit to him".

When Hartley was appointed captain at the beginning of the year it was seen as controversial, given his disciplinary history, and Jones said he was a "much maligned player and didn't have a great track record".

But he continued: "As you mature you change perspective and it means a lot to [Hartley] be captain and we've seen a very positive change in behaviour."

The Met Office has issued a warning of fog, including some locally dense freezing fog patches, external with visibility of less than 100m this evening and overnight.

Martin Borley
BBC Radio Northampton

It's one of Dicken's most famous stories and Corby's Core Theatre is getting a new adaptation of A Christmas Carol thanks to Northamptonshire theatre director and actor Gary Sefton.

But despite the December show being performed in Corby, the cast are having to rehearse in London.

Sefton is Scrooge by day and King Lear's Oswald by night - alongside Glenda Jackson, Celia Imrie and Rhys Ifans (Spike in Notting Hill) at the Old Vic.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

So it's cold, but that does mean there have been some stunning BBC Weather Watchers pictures this morning of the county...

Image source, @NNWeather

Image source, BBC/Tom

BBC Sport

An investigation is taking place into the incident which saw Northampton winger George North return to play after a heavy knock on Saturday.

He appeared to lie prone on the ground after a collision against Leicester. He returned to the field and Northampton insist he wasn't knocked out and showed no symptoms of concussion. 

Premiership Rugby have confirmed an independent inquiry has been launched.

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North suffered four head blows in five months between November 2014 and March 2015, including two in one game against England in the Six Nations.

He was left unconscious in a Premiership match against Wasps in March 2015, leading to a spell on the sidelines that lasted from 27 March to 29 August.

Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder backed the assessment made by the club doctor during Saturday's 19-11 defeat by Leicester.