Actor Danny De Lillo Banbury memoriespublished at 14:37 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
An actor who left Britain’s shores to make it big in Hollywood says he has not forgotten his Banbury roots, external.
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Actor Danny De Lillo Banbury memoriespublished at 14:37 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
E-fit released in Abingdon exposure casepublished at 14:22 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
A 17-year-old girl was walking in Preston Road at about 15:00 on 20 January when the driver of a car exposed himself to her, external.
Image source, Thames Valley PoliceThe car was a blue saloon, possibly a Jaguar, with a possible registration starting SP09.
Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to over the incident.
Debbie McGee praises NHS treatment of Paul Danielspublished at 14:08 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Debbie McGee praised the medical staff who treated Paul Daniels as she presented her first radio show since her husband's death.
The magician died on Thursday aged 77 at his home near Henley, a month after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Quote MessageWe all hear stories about different NHS hospitals and various things. Well, my experience of them, I couldn't find a single fault.
Debbie McGee
8,500 support garden centre in planning rowpublished at 13:38 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
More than 8,500 people have signed a petition calling for an end to enforcement action against Hare Hatch Sheeplands which is at loggerheads with the council in a planning row, external.
Ten years of Twitterpublished at 13:14 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Ten years after Jack Dorsey launched Twitter with the words "just setting up my twttr", the microblogging site has become a feature of millions of people's lives, revolutionising communication, journalism and politics.
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End of twitter postBBC Oxford's first tweet on 19 October 2009 was reporting an attempted murder in Banbury.
The BBC Tech team has pulled together some other notable debut tweets.
Travel latest: CrossCountry delays between Oxford and Banburypublished at 13:02 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
BBC Travel- CrossCountry trains are running at a reduced speed becasue of a fault with barriers at a level crossing between Oxford and Banbury
- There are roadworks in Banbury on Bankside at the junction with the A4260 Oxford Road
You can keep up to date with the BBC Travel site.
Weather: Bright and warmpublished at 12:55 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Sunshine should last into the afternoon before cloud builds, and it will feel pleasant with light winds.
You can get a full forecast on the BBC Weather site.
Sport headlines: United's women preparing for new seasonpublished at 12:43 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Robyn Cowen
Presenter, Radio Oxford SportThe county's sport stories this afternoon:
- Oxford United women kick off their new campaign in the Women's Super League on Thursday when they host Millwall Lionesses at Abingdon United's ground
- Boss Michael Appleton has hailed Oxford United's team ethic after their 3-0 win over Barnet
- Oxfordshire hurdler Lawrence Clarke failed to qualify for the 60m final at the World Indoor Athletics Championships after he finished sixth in his semi-final
Latest headlines: Misconduct doctor struck offpublished at 12:31 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local LiveOxfordshire's top stories this afternoon:
- A doctor based at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford has been struck off after misleading courts as an expert witness for parents in 'shaken baby' cases
- There's been a big rise in the amount utility companies are being fined for overrunning roadworks in Oxfordshire
- A shed fire in Oxford spread to another out-building, nearby trees and parts of a house on Collinwood Road
Communities urged to bid for project cashpublished at 12:25 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
About £200,000 is available for groups to fund community projects, external from Vale of White Horse District Council.
Recent use of the fund has provided money to redevelop Harwell village hall and support carers in Wantage.
Quote MessageIt’s important to build a sense of community in our neighbourhoods, especially those getting new houses. The money can be used for all kinds of things, like new equipment, building improvements or new computers.
Councillor Elaine Ware, Vale of White Horse District Council
Your pictures: Daffodils in full bloompublished at 12:12 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
These delightful daffodils in Eynsham were photographed by BBC Weather Watcher OX29MARK.
Image source, OX29MARKYou can find out more about being a Weather Watcher, sharing your observations and pictures, on the website.
'Shaken baby' expert doctor struck off after 'serious breaches'published at 11:50 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
A leading doctor based in Oxford who acted as an expert witness for parents accused of killing or harming their children has been removed from the medical register, after she was found to have misled some courts and given irresponsible evidence.
Image caption, Dr Waney Squier had "caused harm to the reputation of the [medical] profession" says the GMC
A disciplinary panel found Dr Waney Squier, who disputes the diagnosis of so-called "shaken baby syndrome", gave evidence outside her area of expertise and also misrepresented research to support her views.
A General Medical Council (GMC) tribunal today said it considered the breaches "very serious" and she had "caused harm to the reputation of the profession and the tribunal cannot be satisfied that there would be no repetition of your misconduct".
Quote MessageThe tribunal has determined that your conduct is fundamentally incompatible with continued registation as a medical practitioner. As such it has determined that your name be erased from the medical register. The tribunal considers that erasure is the only appropriate sanction which will maintain public confidence in the profession.
General Medical Council tribunal hearing
Amateur comediennes launch light-hearted podcastpublished at 11:41 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
A journey from Summertown to Blackbird Leys has seen two amateur comediennes launch a light-hearted comedy podcast, external that is "truly an Oxford affair".
Expert witness misconduct doctor struck off medical registerpublished at 11:32 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
BreakingDr Waney Squier, the Oxford doctor who gave misleading evidence in "shaken baby" cases, has had her name erased from the medical register.
Game, set and match for Sport Relief world record bidpublished at 11:24 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Four tennis coaches from Abingdon have broken the world record for the longest doubles match.
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End of twitter postEd Isard, Jon Maskens, Olly Carr and Josh Crossley played tennis for 60 hours at the White Horse Leisure Centre in aid of Sport Relief and have so far raised more than £11,000.
Bradley Smith signs KTM dealpublished at 11:08 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Oxfordshire's Bradley Smith has signed a contract to race for the factory KTM team, external in the 2017 and 2018 MotoGP championships.
Image source, EPAImage caption, Bradley Smith is competing with the Monster Yamaha team this season
The Austrian manufacturer is joining the sport for the first time in 2016.
Bradley Smith finished sixth in the championship last season and has a career-best finish of second.
Kidlington dancers pick up plenty of medalspublished at 10:42 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Young dancers in Kidlington have been gracefully tapping and jiving their way to success, external this year.
Latest headlines: Utility company roadworks fines quadruplepublished at 10:30 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local LiveToday's top stories in our county:
- Fines for utility companies which overrun on roadworks in Oxfordshire quadruple over the last four years
- A review into abolishing Oxfordshire County Council has been criticised as a "waste of public money"
- An Oxford University doctoral student has won a science and engineering photography competition
Investigation after shed firepublished at 10:23 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
Lucy Bickerton
BBC Radio OxfordAn investigation is underway after a blaze broke out in a shed in Oxford.
Fire crews were called to Collinwood Road about 19:00 yesterday.
Two sheds, nearby trees and parts of the house were affected.
Medical information service trialedpublished at 10:07 Greenwich Mean Time 21 March 2016
A new medical database being trialed in Oxfordshire could increase people's chances of survival if found unconscious.
People will have to sign up to it and will be given an ID number to carry on them at all times, which will give paramedics quick access to details such as the patient's medical history, allergies and blood type.
Quote MessageThere's only so much information you can put on a medical bracelet. This unique number is just a code to get onto the system, on which you can put unlimited amount of information.
Grant Moreton, Founder, Auxilium
