That's all for today's BBC Local Live in Oxfordshire. 

We'll be back on Thursday from 08:00 to bring you all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates. Join us then.

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

A clear evening, with the chance of some mist and fog patches forming as the night begins.

It will be chilly overnight, particularly in rural areas, but most of us will see lows of 9C (48F).

The dry and sunny weather continues into Thursday with only patchy cloud.

For more details, see the BBC Weather page.

Geraldine Peers
Presenter, BBC South Today

On South Today this evening: 

More than £400,000 has been paid to rogue traders in Oxfordshire over the past year - and trading standards officers in the county say they've received about 370 complaints about doorstep crime.

Today they launched an operation to crack down on the traders preying on unsuspecting victims.

Join me at 18:30 for that and the rest of the region's news.

Howard Bentham
Radio Oxford presenter

We're going to be talking about high streets in Oxfordshire.

Almost £1m could be spent on Abingdon town centre - but businesses will have to pay for improvements. If the proposals are passed will it help attract new shops, or drive businesses away?

Image source, PA

And as Thunderbirds turn 50 this week Lilley Mitchell got a chance for a sneak preview of a special new series of the old-style Thunderbirds!

Join us from 07:00 for all that and more.

Dan Freeman
BBC Oxford Sport

The top sport stories from Oxfordshire this evening:

• Striker James Roberts is to leave Oxford United for a month's loan at Chester City, external, while Aidan Hawtin will join Brackley Town
• United's Danny Hylton paid tribute to the "unbelievable" 318 fans who traveled to York and helped cheer the team to their first victory in four games
• Oxford City have been dealt a blow with the news that defender Leigh Henderson could be out for three months

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This evening's top stories on Local Live:

• Four men have been been given suspended jail sentences after being found guilty of attacking former Oxford United footballer Robbie Hughes
• The father of Jayden Saxton, the 11-week-old who died from multiple injuries, has denied shaking or hurting his son
• A man has been arrested over the sexual assault, external of a 10-year-old boy at Cherwell Services

The four menfound guilty of attacking former Oxford United footballer Robbie Hughes on the Greek island of Crete seven years ago have been given three-year suspended sentences.

The men were also fined 10,000 euros, split between them, by the court.

A 21-year-old man from West Yorkshire has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault, external on a 10-year-old boy at Cherwell Services on the M40.

The attack happened at about 15:00 on Sunday 23 August in the toilets, when the boy was touched over his clothing by a man.

Wallingford Herald

The number of claims made by motorists for damage by potholes on Oxfordshire’s roads has dropped by more than a third, external, new figures show, but motorists have said the “hassle” of claiming is why fewer people are appealing against the rulings.

Jeremy Stern
BBC South Today

After denying causing the injuries that killed his 11-week-old son Jayden, Jordon Saxton could offer no explanation how the baby was hurt.

Image source, Facebook

He told a court he had done nothing wrong and he dialled 999 after the baby stopped breathing.

Asked by prosecution barrister Paul Dunkles if he had an explanation as to how his son suffered 18 bone fractures as well as brain and spinal injuries, Mr Saxton answered "no".

He denies murder.

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

The A40 Northern Bypass roadworks are causing their usual delays at Cutteslowe and Wolvercote. Northbound routes out of the city are also busy.

The A34 southbound at Marcham is also starting to build down to the works at the Milton Interchange.

If you want to bring out your inner artist, there's a portrait class on offer tonight at Magdalen Road Studios.

Run by artist Francis O'Neill, external sessions cost £14, or £100 for a term.

The US ambassador has been in Oxford today, meeting council and university representatives, as well as Artie the artificial intelligence robot from Oxford Brookes.

Image source, Oxford Brookes

Matthew Barzun was invited to the city to see the partnerships between hi-tech firms and academic institutions, and says: "I love what is happening here.”

Rahil Sheikh
BBC News Oxford

Preparation work is starting for a third bridge over the Thames in Reading.

A study of congestion and whether or not a crossing is feasible is being carried out, partly funded by South Oxfordshire District Council and Oxfordshire County Council. 

Charlie Rose
BBC News

Four men have been found guilty of attacking former Oxford United footballer Robbie Hughes in Crete in 2008, leaving him with brain damage.

The four men from Horley and Hookwood were convicted of grievous bodily harm in 2012, but later appealed.

The four are awaiting sentencing.

Bicester Advertiser

Children went cardboard crazy at the weekend attending a free creative workshop in Bicester, external.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

Parts of The Leys and Rose Hill in Oxford are among the 10% most deprived areas of the country, according to figures released by the Department for Communities and Local Government, external.

Image source, Nigel Cox

Oxford City Council leader Bob Price said, external: "Barton, Rose Hill and The Leys have been key priority areas for the council for the past decade and we are using as many methods as we can – spending tens of millions of pounds – to tackle deprivation."

Join in the discussion on BBC Radio Oxford Drivetime show from 16:00.

David Prever
BBC Three Counties Radio

Parts of Oxford have been named as among the 10% most deprived areas in the country.

We'll be discussing the latest government figures, and how they compare with the affluent image many people have of our city, with Oxfordshire Welfare Rights.

Image source, PA

Also tonight we'll be hearing about an app designed in Oxfordshire, external that is designed to help identify dragon flies and damselflies, in a bid to boost their conservation.

Join me and the team at 16:00.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This afternoon's top stories in Oxfordshire:

• An Oxfordshire barrister who dodged rail fares for two years has avoided jail
• An operation to crack down on rogue traders is being carried out
• Areas of Oxford have been listed in the 10% most deprived in the country, external
• Sport: Oxford United striker James Roberts' loan move to Chester City is confirmed
• Travel: There is a lane closed on the Southern Bypass in Oxford between Hinksey Hill and the Kennington roundabout for emergency repairs
• Weather: A dry and clear evening, but turning cool overnight

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This picture of Oxford's Radcliffe Camera was taken by Marina Kondareva, who visited from her native Sweden and said the city was "beautiful and special".

Image source, Marina Kondareva

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