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sweeps the rain away overnight. It should be gone by Thursday. A much

brighter day. Quite windy with sunshine and showers. Winter in the

north and will feel colder, I suspect, as well. The next storm

arrives on Friday. Can't wait! That's all from the BBC News at Six.

latest? The police say the search continues tirelessly here. People

who live in Upton, a berry small village, have seen a great deal of

police activity in the last few days was up in spite of that huge police

investigation, the body has not been found. Two men appeared at Oxford

Magistrates' Court charged in connection with this. Ben Blakeley

was charged with murder and perverting the course of justice.

arrested at an address on Christchurch Road in Reading. A

17`year`old later came forward voluntarily. Today, Jayden's old

school, Didcot Girls', released a statement. They say they're deeply

concerned about her welfare and appropriate support is in place for

students and staff. Police have been inundated with offers of help to

search for Jayden. But they've urged the public not to get involved, as

that could hamper the investigation by destroying forensic evidence.

from St Petersburg to our reporter, Jessica Cooper. When Phil Ball left

his family in Chipping Norton, she thought he would be away for three

weeks, not three months. I'm not entirely sure when I am coming back.

That is hard. Knowing they are here without me and they don't want be to

go. It is tricky. charges that Phil and the rest of

the Arctic 30 are facing. They are still serious. They are talking

about seven years in prison if they are convicted of hooliganism. The

piracy judges carry a sentence of 15 years. So this is better. Court in

Russia are unpredictable. 100 miles. The website was glossy

but they said what they got was a joke. And I shrink described as a

few plastic sheets, Santer's Grotto staffed by young, thing men in cheap

elastic beards who parents say could not many get with the children. And

two reindeer with no antlers. It is a cheap and tacky affair. There were

some dogs tied up, howling. whether an offence has taken place

and says it will be taking appropriate action if that is the

case. A consultation on the future of

school transport in Oxfordshire has now been extended into next year.

Parents with children who currently receive free buses to school have

been sent letters outlining the council's ideas to restrict access.

If approved, the policy would bring the county into line with

nationally`agreed minimum standards and save money. People can give

their views on the proposal until mid`January.

More than 12 years after Oxford United moved out of their former

stadium, in the number of individual food

banks. The trust that runs 400 food banks across the UK says issues with

benefits along with low income with the main reason people needed help.

It says in the year to April, just over 4% of those seeking help for

unemployed. It will have wages that are not sufficient for them to live

on. It is happening because benefits are not sufficient for people to

live on, and is also because the blood being

cry every single day. It's very difficult at Christmas because it is

a family time. It is when you spend time with your family, so... It is

hard. Through a terrible tragedy, positives have emerged. We want

people to see her face and remember her and remember how she died and

why she died. Why one person's selfish actions led to her death.

Evey Staley's memory which is an absolute success.

Evey has already saved lives. Her organs were donated. It is hoped the

campaign was helped to save me more. `` many more.

We're going to move on to sport, and we're going to start with the Young

Sports Personality Of The Year award.

played very well against Manchester City at home. Today, this was a very

tough pitch, so I'm happy with the positive

Oxford United the deep against Dagenham but they remained a point

clear in the league to table after memorable match at the Cassandra

Stadium. `` Kassam Stadium. This spectacular first half and issue is

one of the best. ahead of Cook for last year's London

Games. I train in my back garden and try my best with some of the best in

the world, and I just came up short, so I am gutted. I am not happy with

prawns, no. Next time, though. He was beaten, but he was third. A good

comeback given the difficult seven months he's had.

them an electric motor ` and Scalex became Scalextric. Everything was

manufactured in that factory, wasn't it? Yes, that is where Scalextric

was born. Fred was a stickler for detail ` but this toymaker knew

above all, Scalextric had to be fun. This is the first of the Scalextric

range. early 1950s cars. These are very

familiars. Most of those probably I have. It doesn't just appeal to the

children. It appeals to adults as well. Probably the adults more than

the children! But there's one thing Diana hasn't told anyone. Before he

died, Fred stored something away for his two daughters, Julia and

Catherine. And they didn't know anything about it, until today. So

if you'd like to open it and reveal what is in their... I hope that you

will be All this week South Today has a

festive theme to some of our films, atCchristmas everyone likes to

party, tomorrow night we follow a group of volunteers who help

vulnerable partygoers on the streets of Reading. The Reading Street

Pastors spend each Friday and Saturday night walking around the

town centre offering help to those who need it. This help can range