Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

Delays on the A34 at the Milton interchange are having a knock-on effect on the A4130 at Rowstock and causing delays of 25 minutes.

One lane is now open, however signs and cones are still out on the approach, as the lorry that collects the cones has broken down. There is a diversion via the slip roads and the roundabout.

There are more updates on the BBC Oxford travel page.

Oxford Mail

Coco Pops, Lego and a spotty blanket were the tools six-year-old Alfie Moss used to save the day, external when his diabetic mum's blood sugar level plummeted.

BBC Radio Oxford

Gulsen Alken's husband Justin Skrebowski was killed last December while buying balloons to celebrate her birthday. 

Now she wants to create 'Justin's Law' in his memory, forcing retailers to package knives more securely and lock them out of site.

Ross Heaton
BBC Oxford Sport

The top sport stories across the county:

• Oxford United boss Michael Appleton says if the club secures promotion it will make it easier to hang on to star players
• Kemar Roofe is back in full training after missing the U's weekend win at Crawley with illness, and striker Jordan Bowery and midfielder Josh Ruffels should also be available
• And last night in the Southern League, North Leigh beat Wimborne Town 3-1 in Division One South and West

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

• There is queuing traffic on the A34 northbound this morning, after one of the overnight roadwork vehicles broke down at the A4130 Milton Interchange. Traffic is being sent down the slip road and round the roundabout to rejoin the carriageway, causing delays of about 35 minutes
• And on Eastern Bypass Road, a broken-down road sweeper at the Risinghurst traffic lights is also blocking a lane, with recovery vehicles on the scene

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

Some unsettled weather to come over the next few days. There will be some sunshine, but like yesterday we run the risk of a fair few heavy showers.

We’ve got a lot of mist, low cloud and fog out there at the moment, but I think we’ll see some brightness through the morning. It's this afternoon when the heaviest showers will start to get going, with the risk of some hail and thunder. High temp 14C (57F).

You can get more details on the BBC weather site.

Joe Nimmo
BBC News Online

The top stories in Oxfordshire this morning:

• The widow of a man stabbed to death at a Poundland shop in Abingdon last year has praised the tougher restrictions on selling knives - but says more needs to be done  
• A young mum from Wantage who was diagnosed with a heart condition says a new app has given her freedom back
• And the refurbishment of the Randolph luxury hotel in Oxford, which was damaged by a fire last year, will be completed today

Joe Nimmo
BBC News Online

Good morning and welcome to BBC Local Live for Oxfordshire on Thursday 14 April.

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