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.

This evening's top stories in Oxfordshire:

• The partner of one of the three men still missing under the rubble of the partially collapsed Didcot power plant has spoken of her "rollercoaster" wait
• A man has been charged after a four-year-old girl was injured in an apparent hit-and-run in Oxford
• An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.3 was detected in Oxfordshire last night - the epicentre was Emmington

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

Some isolated wintry showers are possible for a time before midnight.

Otherwise, it'll be a dry night with skies clearing, a widespread frost developing and a risk of ice. Lows of -2C (28F).

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

The top sport stories for Oxfordshire:

• Oxford United manager Michael Appleton said his side created enough chances to win "four or five games" in their 2-2 draw at Plymouth Argyle
• Race horse trainer Paul Nicholls says Oxfordshire's former Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendelton has proved him wrong since switching saddles to focus on racing - she'll ride Pacha Du Polder in the Foxhunter Chase at the Cheltenham Festival next Friday
• Former Oxford United midfielder Micahel Collins has swapped the UK for India after signing for Bengaluru

The A40 Northern Bypass between the Headington Roundabout and the Marston Flyover will be closed overnight for seven nights from tonight.

It's for work to build the final piece of the link road between Northway and the new Barton Park housing estate, across the A40.

Traffic lights and a new 50mph speed limit will eventually be in force.

David Edwards, executive director for regeneration and housing at Oxford City Council, said the new road is vital for a new housing estate in the area.

Jerome Sale
BBC South Today

Coming up on BBC South Today:  Almost two weeks after a building collapsed at Didcot power station, the partner of one of three missing men says they need him home now.

Also on the programme tonight, were you shaken or didn't you stir? We investigate reports of an earthquake in Oxfordshire.  

And we round up the weekend's football including Oxford United's match against promotion rivals Plymouth.

Join Jerome Sale from 18:30.

Thames Valley Police says it had met with the families of three missing people today, following the partial collapse of Didcot A power station on 23 February.

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Oxfordshire's biggest visitor attractions drew nearly four million visitors last year.

Image source, Mat Fascione

According to figures from the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions, for some places, including the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, numbers are down.  

It had 847,000 people through its doors in 2015 which is 4% down on the previous year, but it is still the busiest attraction in the county.

For others like Blenheim Palace - marking the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill's death - the number has climbed 20% to 763,000 visitors.

For Oxford's Bodleian Library it's the first year people were able to look round its Weston Library and it attracted more than 600,000 visitors.

Oxford City Council will raise the Commonwealth flag to mark Commonwealth Day, external next Monday.

It will join more than 850 Commonwealth flags throughout the UK, UK Overseas Territories and the Commonwealth countries.

Oxford's flag will be raised at 10:00 in the town hall.

Banbury Guardian

Scotland are looking as though they are in with a chance of winning in the Six Nations, external - sausage challenge!

The partner of Christopher Huxtable, who is missing in the debris of the collapsed Didcot A power plant building, has spoken of her "rollercoaster" wait while he and two other men are recovered.

Jade Ali, from Swansea, has also criticised rescue efforts and set up an online petition to "get them out now".  

A woman has been arrested after a member of staff at a KFC fast food chain store was racially abused, external, police have said.

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Two women abused the member of staff serving them at the store in High Street, Banbury.

After they were escorted from the premises, one of the women continued to make verbally abusive comments about the staff members.

A 22-year-old woman has been arrested and bailed until 22 March.

BBC Wales News

The partner of one of three men missing following the collapse at Didcot power station says a meeting earlier with the Health and Safety Executive and police did not bring the answers she and his family were looking for.

Image source, Jade Ali

Jade Ali, the partner of 34-year-old Christopher Huxtable, said she was very frustrated by the lack of progress to find him and two other men - one of whom is believed to be Rotherham-based demolition worker Ken Cresswell.

Michael Collings, 53, from Cleveland, died from multiple injures at the site and five others were injured.

Henley Standard

The compere of the Henley House and Garden Show has blasted a decision to ban signs promoting the event until a week before, external.

A man has been charged after a four-year-old girl was injured in an apparent hit-and-run crash.

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The child was thrown across the car's bonnet when she was struck in Mortimer Road, near to its junction with Nowell Road, in Oxford on 22 February, police say.

A 19-year-old Oxford man has been charged with perverting the course of justice and failing to stop after an accident.

A online petition has been launched by the partner of one of the men who is trapped under the collapsed Didcot power station building, in a bid to "get them out now".

Image source, Getty

Jade Ali, from Swansea, created the online petition which has, so far, gathered more than 1,200 signatures.

Her 34-year-old partner Christopher Huxtable was part of the demolition team preparing to raise the plant and is trapped under the rubble.

John Howley, the uncle of Ken Cresswell who is also missing, signed the petition on Sunday and called the delay in getting to the missing men "diabolical".

Thames Valley Police said a further meeting with the families of the three men was taking place today as part of "ongoing support".

A Health and Safety Executive spokesman said the priority was to recover the bodies.

The top sport stories in Oxfordshire:

• Oxfordshire-based Victoria Pendleton has been given the go-ahead to ride at next week's Cheltenham Festival, just over a year after taking up the sport
• Former Oxford United midfielder Michael Collins has swapped the UK for India after signing for Bengaluru  
• Oxford United boss Michael Appleton has praised his side despite their 2-2 draw on Saturday against promotion rivals Plymouth

This afternoon's top stories in Oxfordshire: 

• A supervisor who was seconds from being buried under part of Didcot A power station says he feels guilty he survived the collapse
• A man has been charged after a four-year-old girl was injured in an apparent hit-and-run crash
• An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.3 was detected in Oxfordshire last night - the epicentre was Emmington

The Herald

Horses and ponies are now warm and out of the harsh wind after a riding school received a life-changing sum of money, external from the Oxford Mail’s parent company.

A supervisor who was seconds from being buried under part of Didcot A power station says he feels guilty he survived the collapse when his colleagues are still lying under the debris.

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Mathew Mowat told the Press Association they had been working on the site when half of the 10-storey building crumbled last month.

The 49-year-old, who has more than 26 years' experience of working on demolition sites, had been with Coleman and Company for seven months and described the firm as being "very, very stringent on safety".

He added "it is a miracle" that more men were not trapped.