04/09/2014 BBC Oxford News

It follows the dawn raids on Tuesday morning in Aylesbury

and the surrounding areas involving 120 officers.

11 men were arrested then, three have

Five of the defendants speaking here today were from Aylesbury,

others were from Cheshire, Milton Keynes and Buckingham.

All men were refused bail, they've been remanded in custody to appear

at Aylesbury Crown Court which is sitting at Amersham next Monday.

An investigation's underway after a body was found in a van on

It's believed to be that of a man in his 40s.

Officers were called to Burger King at the retail park at

The man's death is being treated as unexplained.

The van is thought to have been there some time.

We're still trying to establish how long it's been here,

but initial reports suggest it could be up to a week, maybe slightly

Obviously that's one of the things we need to try and ascertain.

In terms of the investigation, it depends on how quickly it takes,

how long it takes to identify the male and then obviously do

A new study by scientists in Oxford claims having moles

on your skin can quadruple your risk of developing skin cancer.

The research has been presented to the Wolrd Congress on Cancers

Adina Campbell has been finding out more.

Eating superfoods is more important than ever

since Imogen was diagnosed with skin cancer nearly two years ago.

It was caused by a mole on her back which over time had

She's now been left with a big scar, a reminder

It's a bit like being hit by a sledgehammer.

You're desperately frightened and sad for my children.

They are aware that Mummy has had moles taken off.

They don't understand what melanoma means because I have protected them

from that, because they're still quite young.

I do worry about the idea that they might grow up without me.

Imogen has more than 100 moles on her body.

And according to a new study by researchers at Oxford University,

people like her are four times more likely to develop skin cancer.

It's well`known that having atypical moles or funny looking moles,

and a large number of moles does increase the risk

Imogen now writes a health blog about her medical treatment,

Even though she lives in Gloucestershire, she has transferred

all her health care checkups to the Churchill Hospital in Oxford.

I trust that when I go and see them and have a

dermatological checkup that they'll look at my skin, and they'll know

what to look out for and know what to spot.

They've got an amazing team of people who see melanoma patients

They don't do that in Gloucestershire.

Having regular checkups is now a top priority for Imogen.

She has now taken up running to keep healthy and hopes her future

Gloucestershire Police have insisted they've learned important lessons

The next cull could start at any time in the coming weeks.

Officers have said this year's focus will be more on community policing

It comes on the same week that Oxfordshire

and Buckinghamshire have been named as counties that will be vaccinating

They were threatened with closure in a huge round of budget cuts

Now three years on, many of the county's libraries

By next week, 14 of the 43 libraries in Oxfordshire

will have local people working for free to help keep them operating.

But some say it is creating a second rate service as Tom Turrell reports.

Keeping the shelves well stocked at Grove library.

She's one of 300 volunteers now helping to run

It's good to know that you're helping somebody to do something

that if they were here on their own, perhaps might not be able to do

I consider it a civic duty to get on and help organise the community

and ensure that the facilities that we all need are there for us all.

Georgina is only working here today because three years ago,

20 of Oxfordshire's 43 libraries faced closure as the county council

looked at how it might save tens of millions of pounds.

But following campaigns and protests,

Some Conservatives call it the Big Society.

We have asked community groups to come forward with volunteers who are

prepared to take on some of the hours for running the libraries.

And the response has been absolutely phenomenal.

Next week, Old Marston library will become the 14th in the county to

have local people giving up their free time to keep it open.

Children's author Mary Hoffman, who lives locally, told me, "By getting

volunteers to help run libraries, this is a blatant attempt by

Conservative council and coalition government to run down libraries.

Providing a second`rate service which might

Asking volunteers to help out will help save more than a quarter

But while some are critical of the scheme, this story may run and run.

Motorists are facing three months of diversions when a part of a road

is closed for work to demolish and rebuild a railway bridge.

The route over this bridge on the A417 at Challow, near Wantage will

Network Rail ned to raise the height of the bridge,

It's part of the electricification of the Great Western Main Line.

We're back in BBC Breakfast tomorrow morning,

but for now goodnight and with the weather here's Alexis Green.

A lot of cloud overnight tonight, it could be quite dense in places, low

cloud giving some mist and fog over hilltop areas, even mist and fog

where we've had the clear skies and the light winds in the countryside.

Temperatures tonight dropping to around 14 to 15 Celsius.

It will be a cloudy, misty, murky start to the day tomorrow.

During the afternoon, hard to say exactly where

the sunshine will be but it will be here and there during the afternoon

Looking ahead to the rest of the week and including

the weekend, tomorrow, a lot of cloud to start the day, Saturday,

some bright and sunny spells developing, Sunday, looking fairly

temperatures continue to be above average.

Now the national outlook. Good evening. Still a hint of summer

in the air, temperatures up to 23 or 24 for today. Tomorrow, another dry

day for many and skies will probably look like this picture behind me. I

will show you what the satellite picture looked like today. The

reason why I'm showing you this, tomorrow the cloud cover will look

similar. Some with clear, blue, skies and sparkling sunshine, others

stuck underneath the low grey skies again. Really, through the course of

tonight it is fairly quiet on the weather front across England and

Wales. Just a few clear spells here and there. You will notice there is

a bit of rain to talk B across the Northern Isles, northern parts of --

talk B across the Northern Isles, northern parts of Scotland and

knocking on the door of Northern Ireland. Let's pick up on this band

of rain. We will start the forecast for the morning rush-hour in

Scotland. You will notice it is raining for Lerwick, Amos mory and