That's all for today's BBC Local Live.

We'll be back on Tuesday from 08:00 to bring you all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates for Oxfordshire.

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

The rain should clear as we head through this evening, leaving a cloudy but dry night.

There'll be extensive mist and hill fog overnight, with lows of 7C (45F).

You can get a full 10-day forecast on the BBC Weather site.

South Today

On South Today tonight: Councils need more powers to prevent sex abuse being carried out in guest houses, according to a report by Oxford City Council which is launching a voluntary code of good practice. 

It comes in response to the Bullfinch case - where a number of Oxford's guest houses were used by a grooming gang to carry out abuse on young girls.

Join Jerome Sale at 18:30 for that and the rest of the region's news.

Howard Bentham
Radio Oxford presenter

Becoming a parent is one of those life-changing moments that many want to experience, but what if you can't? 

Many couples turn to IVF and NICE guidelines say you should get three free cycles if you meet the criteria - but here in Oxfordshire couples are only offered one.

Image source, Science Photo Library

We'll speak to Tim Child, consultant gynaecologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital, who helped draw up the NICE guidelines and hear from someone who paid to have the treatment privately.

Join Howard Bentham for the full story at 07:00.

Jerome Sale
Sports editor, BBC Radio Oxford

This evening's top sport stories include:

• Oxford City say they've claimed back the stake in the club held by Thomas Guerriero after he quit as club president
• City have been given a home tie to Cheltenham Town in the second round of the FA Trophy
• In the FA Vase Kidlington face a home draw against Knaphill in the fourth round
• Oxford United say they don't expect to receive any more tickets for the weekend's game at Wycombe despite their 1,800-allocation selling out within minutes of going on general sale

BBC Radio Oxford

A 15-year-old ice skater who goes to school in Oxford has been speaking about his triumph at the Figure Skating Championships, external. 

Image source, Getty Images

Daniel Weston was crowned National Champion in his category earlier this month.

He said: "You feel quite good about what you do and then you get to a point when you look back at what you were doing and you think, that was quite bad, and now look where I've gone."

The majority of people giving their views in a county council consultation would prefer to see tax rises rather than cuts to services. You've been giving your thoughts on our Facebook page, external and Twitter feed, external.

• Mike Whitehurst says, external: "They didn't ask anyone I know... I want council tax to be lowered"
• Peter Metallo tweets, external: "Except these people disappear at election time when a party offers this!"
• Mark Holland says, external: "I would under one condition. 100% of the money went to local services and not benefits"

The number of finds of treasure in Oxfordshire has risen by 46% in 2015 compared to that of last year.

Image source, PA

The public discovered 41 items in the county this year, and earlier this month Oxfordshire County Council's museum service recorded its 25,000th artefact.

Finds liaison officer Anni Byard said: "I think the increase is due to better relationships between metal detectorists and the authorities."

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This afternoon's top stories include:

• Nearly 80% of people who contributed to a county council consultation said they would rather pay higher council tax, external than see cuts to services
• An Oxford guest house named as a site where child sexual exploitation took place in the past has welcomed a proposed code of conduct to prevent future abuse
• The number of treasure finds in the county has risen by a half

David Prever
BBC Radio Oxford

On today's programme... how would you like to get paid to eat sweets and drink fizzy pop?

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That's what researchers in Oxford would like you to do to help them better understand what it does to our bodies.

We'll hear from the British Heart Foundation which is funding the research.

Join David at 16:00 for that and more.

Danny Cox
Presenter, BBC Radio Oxford

• A single car has crashed on the A420 Kingston Bagpuize by the roundabout, blocking a lane eastbound
• It's looking slow in Banbury on South Bar Street at Banbury Cross
• There are delays on the Swinford Toll Bridge

You can get the latest where you are on the BBC Travel site.

Thame Gazette

A Thames Valley Police officer has been sacked for using taxpayers’ money to fill up his own vehicle, external.

People in Oxfordshire have been asked if they would be willing to pay more council tax to save services - nearly 80% said they would be happy to pay more, external.

Image source, Oxfordshire County Council

One-in-five said they were willing to see their bill go up by 15%.

That would mean an average extra £185 in council tax for every household per year, but the council would then only have to find £12m, rather than £50m in savings.

Let us know what you think on the BBC Oxford Facebook page, external.

Oxford Mail

 An Oxford petrol station which has served drivers for decades has been demolished, external.  

Adam Williams
BBC Sport

Oxford City chairman Brian Cox says he is "not worried at all" and they'll "just carry on as normal", after the club's Amercian president and director Thomas Guerriero quit the club citing ill health.

Guerriero, 39, has been named in the United States as one of nine defendants in a $6.6m stock investment fraud case.

The Security Exchange Commission in the United States alleges fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud. 

The charges relate to the separate Florida-based Oxford City Football Club Incorporated - which owns 49% of its UK namesake.

Guerriero has so far been unavailable for comment.

Using a stroke drug that was abandoned during trials and could now be used to treat bipolar disorder, external, has helped researchers progress its development more rapidly.

The work proved the drug was safe for use in humans and Oxford researchers were able to use the existing safety information to fast track an initial trial of ebselen in people.

BBC Radio Oxford

More than 1,300 pairs of socks have been donated so far by people in Oxfordshire to those living on the streets this winter.

The BBC Radio Oxford Sox Appeal, external - for homeless people in the county - was launched at the start of December. 

Bicester Advertiser

A youth group in Bicester have taken the elderly back in time with the creation of their memory-themed graffiti blind, external.

Ross Heaton
BBC Oxford Sport

This afternoon's Oxfordshire sports stories:

• Oxford City will be unaffected by the resignation of its president and charges of fraud against him, says the club's chairman
• United are interested in extending the loans of Jordan Evans and Chris Maguire, the club's chief executive says
• Oxford City Stars ice hockey team ended a run of three straight defeats with a 2-2 draw away at Invicta Dynamos yesterday

BBC Weather

A mainly dry and cloudy day with light winds and some brightness possible before a band of showery rain arrives later this afternoon.

You can get a full forecast on the BBC Weather site.