Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

That's all from the Local Live team in the three counties for this week, thanks for your company, tweets and emails.

We'll be back with you from 08:00 on Monday 29 June with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel.

Enjoy the weekend.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

Just before we go - there's time to mention it's Armed Forces Day tomorrow across the UK - a day for the public to show their support to the men and women who have served and continue to serve the country.

Image source, UK MOD Crown Copyright 2015

There are many different events going on across the three counties, you can check what's going on where you live on the Armed Forces Day website, external.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

A warm and humid evening with large amounts of cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain, perhaps locally heavy with a rumble of thunder. Cloud gradually clearing overnight, to leave largely clear skies by dawn with temperatures falling to 9C (48F).

Saturday will be largely fine and dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine, patchy cloud will build through the day to bring the risk of an isolated afternoon shower.

Feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine with a gentle northwesterly wind, temperatures will reach up to 23C (73F).

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

Luton-based airline Monarch says it closely monitoring the situation in Tunisia, after an attack at a resort in Sousse killed 28.

Image source, EPA

They say customers who booked directly through Monarch or Cosmos Holidays who are travelling to Tunisia within the next seven days and don't want to travel will be offered a choice of change of date or destination.

BBC Three Counties Radio

Bedfordshire Police has failed to stop the leaders of the far-right group Britain First from coming to Luton.

It means they will be able to take part in a protest being held in the town centre tomorrow, but cannot display banners which incite racial hatred and must stick to a designated route.

"What was on trial... was the right for people in this country to protest without the police picking and choosing which protests are allowed and which aren't", said leader of Britain First Paul Golding outside the High Court.

Lee Agnew
BBC Three Counties Radio

Two men accused of murdering Adam Fanelli from Dunstable at a travellers site in Buckinghamshire, will stand trial in September.

Image source, Fairleys

Thirty-year-old Jemma Price from Bedfordshire, and 33-year-old Addy McAllister from Bolsover in Derbyshire appeared at Luton Crown Court earlier.

The 31-year-old died from head injuries at the travellers site in Nash, on 17 March.

BBC Travel

Unfortunately, it looks as though the roads across the three counties are very busy this evening.

Thameslink, external services are experiencing delays northbound of up to 12 minutes.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

The latest news for Beds, Herts and Bucks:

• Two men accused of murdering Adam Fanelli from Dunstable at a travellers site in Buckinghamshire, will stand trial in September

• Luton-based Thomson says it's working closely with it's teams and the authorities in Tunisia to provide assistance to those affected in an attack which has killed 28 people

• Bedfordshire Police has failed to stop the leaders of the far-right group Britain First from coming to Luton

BBC Three Counties Radio

Four patients were taken to hospital following a multiple vehicle collision on the A1M in Hertfordshire earlier.

Ambulances were called just after 11:00 to J6 for Welwyn on the northbound carriageway.

A woman in her 20s suffered abdominal pain, and another patient suffered chest pain. None of the injuries are believed to be serious.

Jane Killick
BBC Three Counties Radio

At least twenty-seven people have been killed in a terrorist attack on a beach in the Tunisian resort of Sousse.

Image source, Google

A spokesman for the country's interior ministry says those who died are mostly tourists. Police have shot dead one of the attackers.

Luton-based Thomson says it's working closely with its teams and the authorities in Tunisia to determine exactly what's happened and to provide assistance to those affected.

Dani Bailey
Beds, Herts & Bucks Live

A burglar has been jailed after being caught on CCTV while breaking in to a home in Bedford.

Image source, Bedfordshire Police

Daddy Smith, 27, of no fixed address, forced entry into a house in Shakespeare Road in May. He looked directly into a CCTV camera in the garden and then turned it away before stealing three handbags.

The homeowner heard a loud bang and then saw Smith cycling away. He was jailed for two years and four months at Luton Crown Court.

BBC Sport

Swansea City have enquired about Watford striker Troy Deeney's availability.

Image source, Getty Images

Manager Garry Monk is looking to sign another forward before the start of the 2015-16 Premier League season.

Deeney, 26, scored 21 league goals in 2014-15 to help the Hornets gain promotion from the Championship.

Lesley Lavender has emailed in today about the photograph of Milton Keynes Railway Station at the top of our Local Live page.

Image source, Phil Marsh

She writes: Great picture of MK Rail Station but would have been fantastic if the life size model railway engine had still been there!

Lesley is of course referring to the Bloomer, external (pictured above), which now resides at Wolverton Works, external.

BBC Travel

Due to an accident on the M11 northbound at J8 for Bishops Stortford and J9 for Saffron Walden, there's very slow traffic. Vehicles have been moved to the hard shoulder.

There's slow traffic northbound on the M1 at J11 after an earlier accident involving a lorry and a car.

On the M25 anti-clockwise there's congestion around J25-J26, again due to an earlier accident.

To support Drowning Prevention Week, external 2015, Bedfordshire Police's latest blog post, external is by officers with first-hand experience of dealing with a tragic drowning incident.

Sgt Dick Skinner was one of the first officers on the scene when 15-year-old William Stringer drowned after going for a swim in the River Ivel (pictured) in Biggleswade in August 2013.

He writes: "It was heart-breaking having to leave the scene when the search was stood own for the night... I couldn't stop thinking about William left alone in the water, but there was nothing we could do until morning."

BBC Introducing... Beds, Herts & Bucks

Remember this name - Bearcubs... he's music producer Jack Ritchie from St Albans who uploaded his work to the BBC Introducing Uploader.

Image source, Jacob Lindell

We put him forward to play on the Introducing stage, external at one of the biggest festivals in the UK, Glastonbury, external. And that's where you'll find him tonight at 17:30.

Send us a photo if you're at the festival and catch his set. If you're not lucky enough to be there, you can can listen to coverage on BBC Radio 1.

Jonathan Vernon-Smith
BBC Three Counties Radio

Hertfordshire training provider, 3aaa, external, based in Watford, say they're struggling to recruit apprentices, external.

They have 80 unfilled vacancies in areas such as accountancy, IT and digital marketing and say it's down to lack of education about apprenticeships.

"A lot of it is to do with young people not really understanding what apprenticeships can offer, how the qualifications match up to conventional qualifications within a college", spokesman Tim Keenan said. You can see more on our Facebook page, external.

The Comet

A 25-year-old from Letchworth is leading a team bidding to drive a red double-decker bus from London to Japan, external and back for charity.

BBC Weather

Rather cloudy skies are expected for much of the afternoon, though mainly dry for much of the day and feeling quite humid. One or two sharp showers are possible in the evening, with some late sunny spells possible also. Maximum temperature: 23C (73F).

Any evening showers will soon die out to leave a dry night with light winds and some long clear spells. Feeling mild with minimum temperatures of 12C (54F).

Nick Coffer
BBC Three Counties Radio

I'm broadcasting live from Woburn Abbey, external this afternoon ahead of The Woburn Abbey Garden Show, external this weekend.

The finishing touches are being made to all of the gardens being exhibited as part of the 'Gardener's Gardening Show'.

It all takes place within the 28 acres of the Abbey's grounds, which has been home to the Russell family since the early 17th Century.