18/12/2013 BBC Oxford News

of rain, hail and some snow. Not just snow up over the hills as well.

It leaves Wales behind, runs across Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, through the

Midlands, possibly further south. Don't be surprised if there is some

snow falling for the rush hour tomorrow. More snow showers in the

north and maybe some icy patches on Friday morning. We start dry and

bright across England and Wales. It will turn wet and windy across

Scotland and Northern Ireland. The reason why - yet another big area of

low pressure. It will drive Reading.

Two men have been charged with the murder of a 30`year`old man in

Christchurch. Rico Dardis was found dead on the beach near Seaway Avenue

in May. At the time, witnesses reported two men acting suspiciously

on a boat. A coroner has since added that Mr Dardis drowned. Both men,

who are in their fifties, will appear at Bournemouth

of their loved ones. There were moments not to be interrupted. He

has gone a little boy and come back a man. Thanks, I am flattered.

Today, the focus is on being a family. For the last seven months,

HMS Lancaster has been in the north Atlantic and Caribbean. Part of

their mission included anti`drug operations, seizing narcotics with a

street value of ?160 million. has steadfastly stuck to doing

things the old fashioned way, says it can no longer compete on today's

high street. Joe Campbell went along for a browse.

This is the junction of Kings Road and high street. For generations of

letting people, it will always be Jacksons corner.

longer. Inside the store that has been a local

Victorian air in this family owned business. Not surprisingly, locking

the doors for the final time we'd be an easy job. It will be dreadful. It

looks desolate, and it is completely lifeless, not at all how it should

be. It is not a shop at all, it is an empty shell. The building needs a

lot of money spent on it. That is really the deciding factor. It is

thought the new owners of the building want to keep shops on the

someone got a phone call to said there was a third party interested

in helping the club to survive the next season. We then decided to hold

off a vote to allow negotiations to take place over Christmas and the

New Year, with hopefully a view to running in the National League next

season. We will keep you up`to`date on that

one. Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says

the club are looking at offering a permanent deal to goalkeeper Lee

Camp, for his services. Camp is currently

on loan from West an eye to the future.

Staying with cricket, Hampshire have agreed a five`year extension to

their deal with a local insurance firm, who will continue to hold the

naming rights to the ground. Hampshire's home at West End just

outside Southampton has been known as The Ageas Bowl since last year.

That agreement will now run through until 2022. Ageas will also now

become the shirt sponsors of Hampshire in one`day competitions.

A man from the South has had to be rescued part`way through a

trans`Atlantic rowing challenge, after his boat turned over.

36`year`old Nick Rees, from Rowledge in Surrey, had to be rescued by a

still there in 1983. Another 30 years later, air`conditioned

carriages run on a privatised railway. It was a different mode of

transport for Alex this summer. What you have got here, musically and

fashion wise, is the small faces from the hoop, then you have got the

reggae from the late 60s, early reggae from the late 60s, early 70s.

And then the two tone movement such as the Specials.

had. He always smiled. And his hugs. He is just amazing, I love him so

much. Sorry. In March, I did something for Hardy.

I went swimming in the sea, and the Tanager was just nine degrees. The

reason? I'd joined endurance swimmer Anna who is attempting to swim round

five islands, finishing at the Isle of Wight.

five islands, finishing at the Isle We saw some talent in there, didn't

we? I took the controls of the Tiger Moth, my proudest moment of the

year. Onto the weather now, and it is not

looking particularly good outside. three Celsius. Tomorrow, there will

be a future hours with a winter remix of sleet and hail. Through the

afternoon and evening, we will see the cloud increase. Not as mild as

temperatures have been of late. Tomorrow evening when the sun sets,

there is a risk of some wintry showers falling over the Chilterns,

the Cotswolds must also be playing