Closing updates on Friday, 19 February 2016
Bronze Age wheel at Must Farm "British Pompeii" dubbed an "unprecedented find"
Police are still trying to identify a man who collapsed and died while running in Milton, near Cambridge
£20m technology hub in Cambridge set to support about 500 digital entrepreneurs
A1307 between Cambridge and Haverhill "no longer fit for purpose," the chamber of commerce says
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Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Thirty students from Peterborough are celebrating after claiming they've broken the world record for the tallest tower made from paper and glue.
Image source, Anglian Water
Image source, Anglian WaterThe challenge was organised by Anglian Water to inspire pupils to become engineers.
Using only scissors and glue the youngsters managed to construct a giant paper pyramid standing 3.51m (11.5ft), in just two days.
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
This evening it'll stay cloudy with some light rain or drizzle at times. Minimum temperature: 6C (43F).
Tomorrow, many places will be dry, mild and cloudy with an increasing chance of some rain during the afternoon.
For a more detailed forecast for the weekend for where you live head to BBC Weather.
Jo Black
BBC News
This was the scene at Must Farm near Whittlesey as archaeologists revealed a 3,000-year-old wheel from the Bronze Age.
Bronze Age wheel at 'British Pompeii' in Cambridgeshire Fens an 'unprecedented find'
Archaeologist Mark Knight told me the find shows that the ancient inhabitants of this part of the Fens were "mobile".
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
An exhibition lifting the lid on ornate sarcophagi and other remarkable objects from Ancient Egyptian tombs opens in Cambridge today.
Image source, Fitzwilliam
Image source, Fitzwilliam MuseumDeath on the Nile is the first major exhibition of the Fitzwilliam Museum’s 2016 bicentenary celebrations.
A ‘live’ conservation area will provide visitors with a unique insight into the science used to examine the objects on display.
This hand hand-drawn comic, found in Cambridge, has been reunited with the young artists who created it, thanks to the power of social media.
Image source, @hanna_louiseAfter we featured it on on Tuesday, this photo of the comic was shared widely on Twitter and Facebook.
The original is now on its way back to 8-year-old Will and 7-year-old Nathan, who lost it on Mill Road.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
Findings from an archaeological dig near Whittlesey, which include a 3,000-year-old wheel, will "inform our understanding of the Bronze Age life for years to come," archaeologist Mark Knight says.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
A man has appeared at Cambridge Crown Court today charged with the murder of Marius Micevicius.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceMr Micevicius, 32, was stabbed in the stomach at a house in Churchill Road in Wisbech, on Monday. He was airlifted to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn, but died on Wednesday.
Sarunas Maciulis, 18, also of Churchill Road, was remanded in custody. He is next due to appear at Peterborough Crown Court on 21 March.
Earith High Street expected to remain closed until 20:00 following a building fire.
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Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
"This was never going to be an easy deal," MEP Vicky Ford told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, as marathon talks over reforming the UK's place in the EU resume in Brussells.
Image source, APPrime Minister David Cameron has gone back into meetings at the EU summit saying there had been "some progress" overnight but "there's still no deal".
Conservative MEP for the eastern region Vicky Ford called for him to "stay calm and stay at the negotiating table".
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Earith High Street has been closed to traffic due to a building fire.
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Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
People on social media have been sharing more theories about the 3,000 year-old wheel discovered near Whitltesey. Alan Parrott on Facebook suggests it was a Bronze Age roulette wheel!
Image source, FacebookBy all means keep your wheel theories coming on our Facebook page, external.
Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
A man who died following a collision in Gamlingay, involving two cars and two pedestrians, has been named as 68-year-old Martin Harker, of Green Acres, Sandy.
A young boy, also a pedestrian, was flown to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge by air ambulance where he remains in a critical condition.
Police were called to the collision in Drove Road just after 10:00 on Thursday.
Sara Varey
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
If you're just joining us, here are the top stories for Cambridgeshire this afternoon:
Call in Sher-flock Holmes – thieves have nicked our sheep. Workers at a Cambridge company are bleating with dismay after crooks rustled one of their ornamental sheep, external.
Alex Harris
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Work has got under way on a new £20m technology hub in Cambridge, providing space and support for about 500 digital entrepreneurs.
Image source, Geograph/Kenneth YarhamThe centre is a collaboration between Trinity College Cambridge, the Department for Business, Innovation& Skills, external and Central Working.
Last week's Tech Nation 2016 report, external highlighted Cambridge as the third most densely populated cluster of digital technology businesses in the UK.
Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Police are still trying to identify a man who collapsed and died whilst running in Milton, near Cambridge.
Image source, Geograph/Rob NobleThe man was found by two members of the public on a footpath at the entrance to Milton Country Park at 17:00 on Wednesday.
The death is not being treated as suspicious.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
"I don’t think even in our wildest dreams, we thought it would be this special," a member of the team excavating Bronze Age dwellings near Whittlesey has told me.
A team from Cambridge Archaeological Unit is leading the excavation, which has been taking place since September.
Archaeologist Chris Wakefield told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire the density of the finds at the site was "fantastic".
A pilot's life was put in danger after a laser was shone at the light aircraft he was flying, external.
It'll be dry for the first part of the afternoon, but the skies will cloud over, with patchy light rain arriving later.
Maximum Temperature: 8C (46F).
Image source, Sorcey1This was the scene beside the river at St Neots this morning, captured by BBC Weather Watcher 'Sourcey 1'.
