The main headlines for 12 November 2015:
Shaun Derry appointed as new manager at Cambridge United
Parents speak out about 'fat letters' being sent to them about obese or overweight children
Anglian Water fixes burst water main in Littleport
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Two Peterborough teenagers were honoured at a royal award ceremony, external after turning their lives around.
Image source, Peterborough TelegraphThis is a great spot from Richard Taylor this morning.
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He's noticed that the Christmas tree is going up in the Market Square in Cambridge.
It must be time to "deck those halls".
Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Want to hear the press conference word-for-word? You can listen to Shaun Derry's first press conference by clicking on the link below.
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Tom Horn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
The theft of a ride-on lawnmower from the Chatteris Town Youth Football Club has left about 200 children unable to play matches.
Image source, Chatteris Town Youth Football ClubThe club discovered the theft on Friday.
It now means they're unable to cut their pitches so the teams can play. Police have appealed for witnesses.
Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Shaun Derry has held his first press conference since becoming the Cambridge United manager.
Image source, Cambridge UnitedThe former Notts County boss said:
Neil Bradford
BBC Look East
Laura Quentin, from Peterborough, is one of 200 new recruits taken on by Govia Thameslink Railway to help solve the company’s driver shortage. The mother-of-three decided on a career change after working in the military.
The company runs trains from Peterborough and Cambridge.
Cambridgeshire County Council is reminding drivers that the A14 westbound slip road at Junction 32 will be closed again tonight.
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Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Did you know that in 1904 false teeth cost £1?
As part of Explore Your Archive week, external, Cambridgeshire County Council is running a series of free events to boost your local history knowledge.
Image source, Cambridgeshire ArchiveIf teeth don't get you chattering, then you can also learn about and view 18th Century drainage petitions and Victorian pub licences.
The PCS Union which represents staff who could lose their jobs when tax offices in Cambridgeshire close say the plans are "devastating".
Image source, Scriniary/GeographFifteen offices in the East of England may shut as part of HM Revenue and Custom's restructuring, external proposals.
PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka said: "Closing this many offices would pose a significant threat to the operation of HMRC, its service to the public and the working lives of staff."
Tom Barton
BBC Look East political reporter
I've been looking at the figures to see how many people could be effected if local tax offices close.
HM Revenue and Custom's are restructuring and it could mean 417 jobs could go in Cambridgeshire.
HMRC, external is looking at shutting their local offices and opening 13 regional offices instead.
A war veteran is desperately trying to find the cigarette case which saved his life, external – and it is believed it could be in Cambridgeshire.
Image source, Cambridge News
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
The woman whose dismembered remains were found in a suitcase in Peterborough needed stitches to a cut to her hand after she was struck with a golf club, a jury has heard.
Image source, GoogleThe torso of Ramute Butkiene, 42, was found in a suitcase at a house in Mayor's Walk on 5 June.
Her friend Juolanda Tarailiene told Southwark Crown Court she had twice seen Ms Butkiene with injuries to her body. Vytautas Jokubauskas, 57, of Mayor's Walk, has admitted manslaughter but denies murder.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
A woman whose torso was found in a suitcase sounded "scared" during a phone call with her former boyfriend, a court has been told.
Image source, Terry Harris PhotographyThe remains of Ramute Bukiene, 42, were found at a house in Mayor's Walk on 5 June.
Her ex-boyfriend Adam Jedrzeyewski said the last time he heard from her, she rang him, "gave the impression she was scared" and ended the two minute call abruptly. Vytautas Jokubauskas, 57, of Mayor's Walk, has admitted manslaughter but denies murder.
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
We're moving on to news elsewhere in Cambridgeshire now. The Wisbech Royal British Legion have told us that donations to its annual poppy appeal have almost doubled to £28,000 this year.
Last year the appeal collected £15,000.
Image source, Getty ImagesOrganisers say it's down to the hard work on the legion and the generosity of the people of Wisbech.
New manager Shaun Derry has been appointed as new boss of Cambridge United. Here's the obligatory photograph of a new manager holding a scarf from his new club.
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Shaun Derry, speaking at his first press conference as Cambridge United manager, is already making moves to win over the club's supporters.
"The fans are the most important people at any club," he said. "The guys on the pitch need the fans in the stand."
Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
New Cambridge United boss Shaun Derry is looking forward to getting to know the city.
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeaking at his first press conference as the U's manager, he said: "I know I'm not from Cambridge but I want to be part of it.
"I'm hopeful further down the line there will be an opportunity to get to know me as a person as I'm representing their football club."
Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Jez George has welcomed the appointed of Shaun Derry as the new manager at Cambridge United.
Image source, BBC SportThe former Notts County boss takes over the role left vaccnt by Richard Money.
The chief executive said: "He's got great leadership qualities and experience as a player."
Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
"Is it a gamble? Some would say so. Do I feel it's a gamble? No. I'm confident I can take this club forward".
That's Shaun Derry talking for the first time at the press conference to welcome him as the new manager at Cambridge United.
