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Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

The top stories in Oxfordshire this evening:

• An Oxford student's charity video voiced by Alan Rickman is believed to be the last work carried out by the Hollywood actor who died yesterday 
• Police have arrested two people from Barton for drugs offences after a raid this morning, external
• Plans to build a working farm in the centre of Oxford have been given the go ahead

Holly Green
BBC Weather

After a dry evening, some showers will feature through the night, and a bit of sleet or snow is possible.

Temperatures are falling and we have a Met Office warning for ice, with overnight lows of -1C (30F).

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

Robyn Cowen
Presenter, Radio Oxford Sport

Oxfordshire's top sport stories this evening:

• Oxford United have announced that left-back Jordan Evans and winger Jonny Giles have extended their stays at the club
• United have announced reduced ticket prices for the return leg of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy at the Kassam Stadium to be played on Tuesday 2 February
• BBC Radio Oxford have a full match commentary from the second round of the FA Trophy as Oxford City host Cheltenham Town tomorrow from 15:00

Jerome Sale
BBC South Today

On South Today this evening: A year ago today a series of arson attacks happened in and around Wallingford.

A cottage, a funeral parlour and the council offices in Crowmarsh Gifford were seriously damaged.

Now the councils who were based there have told us they are actively looking for a new permanent home and do not expect to return.

Join Jerome Sale at 18:30 for the full story.

A woman whose cottage was nearly destroyed in a series of arson attacks a year ago says she's delighted to finally move back home. 

Jean Gladstone was forced to live elsewhere for nearly a year while her cottage in Rokemarsh was rebuilt. 

Natalie Verney
BBC Radio Oxford

Two people from Barton have been arrested on drugs offences, external after police raided a top floor flat this morning.

It happened in Underhill Circus at about 09:00.

Crack cocaine and cannabis were seized.

The World at One
BBC Radio 4

Philip Pullman, author of the "His Dark Materials" trilogy, has explained why he resigned yesterday as a patron of the Oxford Literary Festival.

Pullman told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme he could no longer be a patron of a festival which did not pay authors for their time.

Henley Standard

A racing bike used in a 100-mile charity challenge and worth £1,000 has been stolen, external.

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

• In Oxford all outbound routes are getting busy, especially on Headley Way, London Road in Headington and Marston Ferry Road
• There are delays of about 15 minutes in Didcot on the A4130 in both directions
• It's heavy in Abingdon on Ock Street and along Bath Street

Get the latest on the BBC Travel site.

BBC Radio Oxford

Oxford has moved one step closer to getting a working farm built in the city with planning approved in the Florence Park area. 

The £1million project will take years to complete but, once finished, it will give local children the chance to learn about food production and interact with the animals for free.

A student who organised a charity fundraising YouTube video featuring Alan Rickman says the actor "was really amazing" for giving them his time, just two months before he died from cancer.

Oliver Phillips and his colleagues at OneClickGiving partnered Rickman's distinctive voice with footage of a tortoise eating a strawberry, to raise money for charities helping refugees.

Witney Gazette

Firefighters from Eynsham are limbering up for a rowing challenge, external – on dry land – as part of their training regime for the so-called Tough Mudder event later this year.

David Prever
BBC Radio Oxford

In December we brought you the news that Alan Rickman had helped Oxford University students with a charity fundraising video, which features his voice and footage of a tortoise eating a strawberry.

Image source, YouTube

With his death yesterday the YouTube film is thought to be one of the last pieces of work he did.

We'll hear from the students that the Hollywood star helped.

Join David for that and more from 16:00.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

The county's top stories this afternoon:

• A mental health trust has been criticised for taking more than a year to fix a leaky roof that led to the smell of sewage in a bedroom
• Medical researchers are hoping for a breakthrough in tackling pancreatic cancer - with the help of patients from Oxford
• The 11th member of a gang that supplied cocaine, MDMA and amphetamine to the south of England has been jailed

A Met Office Yellow warning for ice, external has been issued for Oxfordshire.

Image source, PA

The warning, which means 'be aware', runs from 17:00 to 10:00 on Saturday.

Fifteen scientists from Oxford will receive £15,000 a year over three years to support medical research into a range of illnesses, external.

Image source, Science Photo Library

The money comes from the NHS's National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), and will go to specialists working in genetics, childhood vaccines, eye surgery, skin conditions and nursing.

Meanwhile, the NIHR has launched a study into gender equality, external, taking place at Oxford Biomedical Research Centre and and the NIHR BRC at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and King’s College London.

This photo of Oxford by Anthony Morris seems to really capture the recent chill around the city.

Image source, Anthony Morris

We love to share your images from all around the county, so please do send in your photos to Oxfordshire Live.