Northampton Town and the missing moneypublished at 15:24 British Summer Time 24 July 2018
The story so far of what happened to £10.25m of council money given to Northampton Town Football Club that seemingly vanished.
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The story so far of what happened to £10.25m of council money given to Northampton Town Football Club that seemingly vanished.
Read MoreKris Holland
BBC Radio Northampton
So, while I'm here I may as well make the most of it...
Thanks for following today's feed, where we went behind-the-scenes at Silverstone during practice day.
Scroll down to catch up on all the highlights, as Mercedes dominated in the two sessions.
Talking of sessions...
Nah. I'd better not.
Catch you all again soon!
Kris Holland
BBC Radio Northampton
Also down the local are these lads from Oldham.
Paul (far right) said: "It's our seventh time here. I think it's Lewis' race to win this weekend."
Meanwhile, Ian and Tony have made the trek up from Portsmouth.
Ian (left), talking about the uncertain future of the race in Silverstone, said: "They need to negotiate it and hopefully we'll see it continue."
Fingers crossed!
Kris Holland
BBC Radio Northampton
Where better to go than to the local pub.
I'm in the rather picturesque Silverstone village, where a number of F1 nuts have headed for a pint (and in some cases, some nuts) following today's practice sessions.
Brothers Matt, 33, and Daniel, 31, are here from Eastbourne for the race. Last weekend they were in Austria.
Matt told me: "I'd love to see Lewis make it four in a row, but Bottas [his Mercedes team-mate] is driving well too.
Daniel: "It's a must win for Lewis to be honest. I hope Kimi does well too. The Ferrari's have been really strong this year - it's good to be seeing competition in the sport.
Talking about the recent decision by the owners of Silverstone to try and renegotiate its contract - putting the future of F1 in Northamptonshire at risk past 2019, Matt added: "I'd be devastated if Silverstone lost the race - this is the home of motorsport."
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Lewis Hamilton has just been pictured in the paddock chatting to young racing driver Billy Monger.
If you don't know, Billy had both legs amputated following a high-speed crash at Donington in April.
He was spotted today in the Mercedes garage, where he spent the day meeting the team and chatting to Hamilton.
Worth reading this advice if you're heading to Silverstone this weekend.
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BBC News
The likes of Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso aren't the only stars of Silverstone - a whole load of acts have been booked to play the main stage in the F1 Fanzone.
Tonight there's an '80s theme with Carol Decker (pictured) from T'Pau and a Sara Cox DJ set.
Stage manager Tanya Baker is responsible for organising the entertainment and said: "It takes a lot of planning - we start thinking about it in October.
"We make sure what goes out on the stage is enjoyable and suitable for everybody - of all ages.
"It's not just about people who want to watch Lewis Hamilton for hour after hour - it's for people who just want a good day out."
The appearance follows an incident which resulted in a man being taken to hospital with head injuries.
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Kris Holland
BBC Radio Northampton
I wondered why all these people looked so disappointed when I walked out of the paddocks...
Turns out they're autograph hunters.
Sorry folks. Maybe I'll be famous one day.
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So that's it then. Second practice is over and everyone's on the move once more...
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It's refreshment o'clock, I say. But stay with us as we'll continue to bring you what's going on behind-the-scenes.
A man who died in a crash on the M45 at Dunchurch last week has been named by police, external as 55-year-old Mark Folwell from Northampton.
The single-vehicle crash happened on Thursday 6 July on the eastbound carriageway at about 04:30.
Peter's family said he would be "truly missed by each and every person that was lucky enough to have known him".
Valtteri Bottas finishes fastest in second practice for the British Grand Prix.
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