Police have released CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with an incident of GBH in Slough.
At 4.30pm on Sunday 12 February, police were alerted to an incident in Kennedy Parade, Britwell in which a 26-year-old man sustained an injury to his back, believed to be a stab wound.
The victim was taken to hospital following the incident from where he has since been discharged.
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Brighton v Reading: Match facts
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Here some key stats ahead of Reading's trip to Brighton
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Brighton have recorded just one league win in their last 13 attempts against the Royals (D5 L7), although it arrived in this fixture last term.
After winning four in a row at Brighton between 2002 and 2012, Reading are winless in their last three league games on the south coast (D2 L1).
Brighton have suffered just two defeats in their last 26 league matches (W18 D6 L2), but both of these have come in 2017.
At home, Brighton have lost just one of their last 26 league matches (W19 D6 L1) - this coming versus Brentford in September 2016.
Garath McCleary has had a hand in 15 goals this season in the Championship for Reading (8 goals, 7 assists) - in his previous two seasons combined, he'd been involved in nine goals in 60 Championship apps for the Royals (5 goals, 4 assists).
River Thames Scheme to be finished by 2024
Adam Paylor
BBC South
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The River Thames Scheme is The Environment Agency's plan to reduce flood risk along the largest area of undefended floodplain in England, between Datchet and Teddington.
The plan involves the construction of a 17km channel that will take four years to complete.
Andrew Mole, Senior Project Manager, said that the estimated cost of the scheme is £476m and he hoped that the project would be completed by 2024.
'Seatbelt could have saved Whitley man who died in stolen car'
BreakingCoroner says defibrillator could have saved five-year-old
A coroner has concluded that a five-year-old Reading schoolgirl died from natural causes contributed to by the
neglect of ambulance personnel called to help her.
Lilly-May Page-Bowden collapsed
at Willowbank School in May 2014.
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It later emerged she had an undiagnosed heart condition.
The coroner concluded that she would probably have survived if she had been shocked with a defibrillator in time.
Weather latest: Bright afternoon ahead
Following the high winds brought by Storm Doris yesterday, conditions are much calmer today.
It is expected to remain bright for the remainder of the afternoon, but there is a possibility of some showers overnight.
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Curling rink plans turned down
Plans to build a curling rink near Bracknell have been turned down again.
Proposals to develop a barn in Warfield were rejected last night.
Ernest Fenton is behind the one only existing rink - in Tunbridge Wells. He said finding a suitable plot is difficult.
Analysis: Should the Royals fans look up or down?
Jack Winstanley
BBC Berkshire Sport Reporter
Beat Brighton tomorrow night, and Reading could be five points off the top two. Lose, and the Royals could be 11 points adrift of the automatic promotion spots, and Brighton and Newcastle would still have a game in hand.
By any measure, getting into the playoffs this season would be a massive success for Jaap Stam and Reading FC, a denouement which is looking increasingly likely. They are eight points clear of Fulham in 7th, which is not an insignificant gap at the end of February.
But some Reading fans have been hoping and, in small parts, expecting slightly more. The result tomorrow could either finally extinguish those thoughts, or add more fuel to the fire, there is no real middle ground.
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The last league game between Reading FC and Brighton ended 2-2 after Paul McShane's equaliser.
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Brighton have recorded just one league win in their last 13 attempts against the Royals (D5 L7), although it arrived in this fixture last term.
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After winning four in a row at Brighton between 2002 and 2012, Reading are winless in their last three league games on the south coast (D2 L1).
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Brighton have suffered just two defeats in their last 26 league matches (W18 D6 L2), but both of these have come in 2017.
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At home, Brighton have lost just one of their last 26 league matches (W19 D6 L1) - this coming versus Brentford in September 2016.
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Garath McCleary has had a hand in 15 goals this season in the Championship for Reading (8 goals, 7 assists) - in his previous two seasons combined, he'd been involved in nine goals in 60 Championship apps for the Royals (5 goals, 4 assists).
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Man jailed for Reading sex attacks
Toby Wadey
BBC South
A man who tried to sexually assault two women walking in an underpass has been jailed.
Biat Idriss Deen-Kamara pinned one of his victims to the ground on Granville Road, Reading, in August last year before she managed to get away.
An hour earlier, the 26-year-old had tried to engage a woman in conversation in the same place and grabbed her arm before she also escaped.
He pleaded guilty to one count of assault with intent to commit a sexual offence and another of attempted assault.
On Thursday Deen-Kamara was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison, and has been placed on the sex offender register for life.
Koloamatangi gets Irish debut
Jack Winstanley
BBC Berkshire Sport Reporter
New signing Tevita Koloamatangi has been handed his London Irish debut for the visit of London Scottish tomorrow afternoon.
Winger Alex Lewington makes a return to the side for his first appearance this season after a lengthy injury layoff.
Kick off at the Madejski Stadium is at 3pm.
Defibrillator 'could have saved girl'
An inquest finds Lilly-May Page-Bowden, five, died of natural causes but she could have survived.
Read moreCCTV released after Slough stabbing
Police have released CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with an incident of GBH in Slough.
At 4.30pm on Sunday 12 February, police were alerted to an incident in Kennedy Parade, Britwell in which a 26-year-old man sustained an injury to his back, believed to be a stab wound.
The victim was taken to hospital following the incident from where he has since been discharged.
Brighton v Reading: Match facts
BBC Sport
Here some key stats ahead of Reading's trip to Brighton tomorrow :
River Thames Scheme to be finished by 2024
Adam Paylor
BBC South
Video content
The River Thames Scheme is The Environment Agency's plan to reduce flood risk along the largest area of undefended floodplain in England, between Datchet and Teddington.
The plan involves the construction of a 17km channel that will take four years to complete.
Andrew Mole, Senior Project Manager, said that the estimated cost of the scheme is £476m and he hoped that the project would be completed by 2024.
'Seatbelt could have saved Whitley man who died in stolen car'
Train operator 'very sorry' for travel disruption
South West Trains has issued an apology to customers affected by travel disruption caused by Storm Doris.
In a statement, head of customer experience Christian Neill admitted that the company expected the storm to have "minimal impact on services".
He said that there were 20 incidents of trees falling on the tracks.
"We are very sorry for the disruption that many of you may have faced whilst travelling on our services yesterday," he added.
46 trees fall during Storm Doris in Windsor and Maidenhead
BreakingCoroner says defibrillator could have saved five-year-old
A coroner has concluded that a five-year-old Reading schoolgirl died from natural causes contributed to by the neglect of ambulance personnel called to help her.
Lilly-May Page-Bowden collapsed at Willowbank School in May 2014.
It later emerged she had an undiagnosed heart condition.
The coroner concluded that she would probably have survived if she had been shocked with a defibrillator in time.
Weather latest: Bright afternoon ahead
Following the high winds brought by Storm Doris yesterday, conditions are much calmer today.
It is expected to remain bright for the remainder of the afternoon, but there is a possibility of some showers overnight.
Curling rink plans turned down
Plans to build a curling rink near Bracknell have been turned down again.
Proposals to develop a barn in Warfield were rejected last night.
Ernest Fenton is behind the one only existing rink - in Tunbridge Wells. He said finding a suitable plot is difficult.
Analysis: Should the Royals fans look up or down?
Jack Winstanley
BBC Berkshire Sport Reporter
Beat Brighton tomorrow night, and Reading could be five points off the top two. Lose, and the Royals could be 11 points adrift of the automatic promotion spots, and Brighton and Newcastle would still have a game in hand.
By any measure, getting into the playoffs this season would be a massive success for Jaap Stam and Reading FC, a denouement which is looking increasingly likely. They are eight points clear of Fulham in 7th, which is not an insignificant gap at the end of February.
But some Reading fans have been hoping and, in small parts, expecting slightly more. The result tomorrow could either finally extinguish those thoughts, or add more fuel to the fire, there is no real middle ground.
Arthur Daley's coat 'flogged' at auction
The items are synonymous with wheeler-dealer Ar'fur Daley, played by George Cole.
Read morePepper the robot made by Wokingham company
Ladybird Books artwork goes on display
The exhibition features dozens of illustrations, including watercolours and oil paintings.
Read moreLadybird artwork unveiled at University of Reading
Illustrations taken from more than 100 years of Ladybird Books are being exhibited for the first time.
The gallery at the University of Reading's Museum of Rural Life Life contains more than 20,000 pieces of original artwork.
It was revealed for the first time on Thursday - a month after the release of a new book co-authored by Prince Charles.
The free exhibition will be open to the public from 11 March until 2 July.