Happy Friday Oxfordshire!
Here are five things we think you should know about today - August 5 2016.
1) Our front page
"WELCOME TO WOODSTUCK" - Thousands of motorists were stuck in their vehicles for hours yesterday as the first day of Countryfile Live at Blenheim Palace caused "a traffic disaster".
2) Traffic
Traffic is not looking too bad this morning in the city centre or elsewhere in Oxfordshire.
But any drivers looking to travel southbound on the M40 towards Watlington might be caught in long delays as a caravan has overturned.
Two lanes have been closed and traffic is stretching back.
Keep up to date via our live traffic feed.
3) Weather
It will be a dry and bright start to the day, with spells of warm sunshine.
The day should mostly stay dry but some cloud will build, and this could bring one or two light showers. The maximum temperature is said to be about 24 °C.
4) What's on?
Countryfile Live continues today at Blenheim Palace - day two of the four day event. The show features farming tips, vintage funfairs, woodcutting demonstrations, and more. Visit countryfilelive.com for more.
Drop in and Create: 5,4,3,2,1... Action! Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot is offering children and adults of all ages the chance to get involved with activities that explore the moving image. A free event from 10am. Details on 01235 515144.
Musical in a day - Experience Annie! A fun day of singing and acting for children aged seven to nine at the Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot. From 10.30am at a cost of £30. Details on 01235 515144.
5) Picture of the day
Don't miss our 16-page souvenir guide to the season as the U's begin life in League One.
We've got interviews with all 11 new signings, while head coach Michael Appleton sets his goals for the season. There's a fab team poster plus a shirt to be one.
Pictured above are Alex MacDonald, Benji Buchel and skipper John Lundstram getting a bird's eye view of the city from St Mary's Church tower ahead of United's League One opener against Chesterfield tomorrow
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