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Sex Offenders - Figures released today show that there are over 250 registered sex offenders in Oxfordshire. But what should we make of this figure, is this an expected number and what is being done to keep track of them?

Council Tax Fraud - 拢145million has been uncovered across the country, Oxford City Council have been applauded for their work in tracking down offenders.

Airport Security - The Chairman of British Airways has said he thinks security needs shaking up. We hear from the boss of London Oxford Airport.

Countryside - Oxfordshire's John Craven has a new book out, but what challenges does he think face the countryside.

Swine Flu - Interesting news that Children from ethnic minorities are most at risk of getting swine flu. 70 children died from swine flu during 9 months last year. We'll get the reaction from NHS Oxfordshire.

Cancer Mum - A woman from West Oxfordshire is raising money to pay for her mother's cancer drugs- after NHS Oxfordshire said they couldn't pay for it. Janet Hodges from Carterton was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005- now the cancer has spread to her brain.

Lethal Injection - The US state of Arizona has executed a convicted murderer by lethal injection in a case that has caused controversy after it emerged that one of the drugs being used to end the inmate's life was obtained in Britain.

End of Life Care - A big conference has been taking place in Oxford today discussing the issues surrounding end of life care. The event at the Kings Centre in Osney Mead has been put together by the St John Care Trust, which runs 18 care homes in the county.

40th Anniversary - Back to 1989.

Christmas Toys - The must have list is out... Guaranteeing shelves will be empty. Damian Kayha will let us know what's hot and what difference is makes for toy shops and you the shopper.

Christmas Shopping - So the list of this year's must have Christmas toys are out - from monopoly revolution to a bizarre game called Pumpaloons. But what if you want to get a gift that could transform a child's life. Oxfam have some ideas for you.

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