A group representing the bereaved of Grenfell call Simon Dudley's comments "ignorant and callous".

A murder investigation starts in Slough after a child found seriously injured dies in hospital.

MPs have pointed to a lack of clarity over the regulation of hotels and security measures for guests.

Jo Boydell apologises to a woman whose attacker was given her room key by hotel staff.

A woman was sexually assaulted in her hotel bed after staff gave a man her room key card.

The woman, who woke to find Kyran Smith sexually assaulting her, branded a £30 reward offer "insulting".

The M4 westbound between junctions 10 and 11 will be shut overnight for a week from Monday.

The Windsor flock is already suffering from bird flu that has killed 30 of the animals.

With new technology being used to enforce speed limits, what impact do average speed cameras have?

Sid has a nasal deformity which affects his breathing and now lives with a blind cat in Berkshire.

BBC Berkshire's political reporter examines Windsor and Maidenhead council's financial headache.

David Drew was told to make the community infrastructure levy payment because of a 10m mistake.

Ten retailers in Reading were found to be selling fake versions of the plush elf-like dolls

A judge tells Amin Abedi Mofrad he exploited his victim's vulnerability during the attack in Oxford.

MP Tan Dhesi says the lack of rail connectivity between Berkshire and Heathrow makes no sense.

Katie Tyler
BBC Radio Berkshire

What a first day it was in our three-legged challenge for BBC Children in Need!

Although we had to navigate some very muddy and slippy patches, we were treated to some absolutely stunning views walking from Reading to Shiplake on the Thames Path.

I was surprised at how quickly we became "in sync" with one another.

We definitely couldn't have done this without the advice of Gary Shaughnessy from Tadley.

Alongside his friend Andy, he holds the world record for the longest distance run in a three-legged race in 24 hours.

He gave us some brilliant top tips ahead of the challenge - like always making sure someone is in charge of counting down before you start walking.

This definitely stopped us from falling over a couple of times!

For some of the walk, our only company was a field of sheep.

But it was so lovely walking past members of the public who gave us a friendly wave or a message of support.

My right hip and left knee are aching - but I'm really excited to get back to it for day two.

Jonny Yaxley, who works in Henley-on-Thames, wins the award for the second time.

Sir Ed Davey visited Berkshire, built a raft and used the stunt to attack Thames Water.

Clive Jones, Wokingham's MP, says he will be taking the case up with Thames Water.

Prolonged wet weather followed by dry spells have seen a reduced crop yield across the country.