Updates on Tuesday, 23 February 2016
News, sport. travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 on Wednesday
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
We'll be back tomorrow at 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for the county.
Until then don't forget - you can get involved with our live page at any time. Send us your stories and pictures by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.
Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Peterborough boss Graham Westley knows his side owe their fans a win against Oldham tonight, after they were thrashed 4-0 by Bradford in their last home match.
Image source, Geograph/Richard HumphreyPosh have taken just three points from the past 15 available in League One.
Click here for live coverage of tonight's match.
Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather
Tonight will see light winds and lengthy clear spells allowing a widespread frost to form. Minimum temperature: -2C (28F).
After a frosty and cloudy start, tomorrow will see plenty of winter sunshine. However, it'll feel cold again in the northwesterly breeze.
For a more detailed forecast for where you live head to BBC Weather.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
Conservative MEP VIcky Ford has become the latest local politician to declare which side she is supporting in the EU referendum, confirming she will vote to remain.
Mrs Ford said: "Much as I would like to be able to walk away quietly from the bureaucracy of the EU institutions, all my instincts tell me that leaving would lead to a very expensive and drawn-out divorce."
Fellow Conservative East of England MEP David Campbell Bannerman says claims of "chaos" in the event of Leave winning are "nonsense".
Click here for the latest on the EU referendum.
The Deepings School says it is delighted for its former teacher who won a massive £32.5 million on the Lotto, external.
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Here are the headlines in Cambridgeshire this evening:
Tom Horn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Thieves have struck at the parish church in Trumpington, stealing a stained glass window pane.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PolicePolice have released a picture of the restored medieval pane, which they say is of "high historic value".
It was taken from St Mary and St Michael Church, in Grantchester Road, Trumpington, some time between 19:00 on Thursday and 10:00 on Sunday.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The Health and Safety Executive will be taking over an investigation into a guided bus crash in Cambridge yesterday, say police.
Five people had minor injuries and one person sustained serious, but not life-threatening, injuries, in the crash which happened shortly after 14:10.
Charlie Jones
BBC Local Live
Peterborough lottery winner Gerry Cannings is thinking of upgrading his Skoda Octavia to a Volvo... but what else could he buy for £32.5m?
Image source, National LotteryWhat can you buy for £32.5m?
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
"Obviously it is going to change out lives in a lot of ways," say Peterborough's £32.5m Lotto winners Gerry and Lisa Cannings.
From a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars actor Mark Hamill will be making the voyage to Cambridge this weekend, as he speaks to students in the city, external.
Cloud will develop through the afternoon but it should stay dry. There will be some brighter breaks, but it will feel cold in the brisk northwesterly breeze. Maximum temperature: 8C (46F).
Image source, BlackbirdBBC Weather Watcher 'Blackbird,' captured the clouds at Bury, near Huntingdon, this morning.
For a more detailed forecast for where you live head to BBC Weather.
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Here are the top stories in Cambridgeshire this afternoon:
Charlie Jones
BBC Local Live
The £32.5m won by Peterborough couple Gerry and Lisa Cannings is the second-biggest prize in Lotto History, according the National Lottery.
Peterborough £32.5m lottery winner Gerry Cannings describes breaking the news of his good fortune to his 11-year-old son and the moment he told him: "Daddy’s won a lot of money."
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Peterborough £32.5m lottery winner Gerry Cannings has described the moment he broke the news to his wife Lisa that their numbers had come up.
Image source, PAMr Cannings told reporters he went upstairs and said: "What would you say if we won the jackpot?
"She looked into my eyes and knew immediately I was being serious."
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The sky really is the limit for Peterborough's £32.5m Lotto winners who plan to spend part of their winnings on a Spitfire flight at Duxford.
Image source, PAGerry Cannings, 63, and his wife Lisa, 48, matched their numbers in the 13 February rollover jackpot draw.
Gerry and Lisa Cannings, from Peterborough, plan to celebrate their £32.5m rollover Lotto jackpot with a trip to New Zealand.
Image source, PAThey say their family are big fans of the Lord of the RIngs films and they want to go and see where it was filmed, external.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
Peterborough's £32.5m Lotto winners, Gerry and Lisa Cannings, say they are now on the hunt for a house large enough to sleep their whole family at Christmas.
They told reporters at the Orton Hall press conference earlier they want to use the money to help their children and grandchildren financially.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
These are the winning numbers that netted Peterborough couple Gerry and Lisa Cannings £32.5m on the National Lottery.
It was a spur of the moment purchase as it was a rollover Lotto jackpot weekend and not their regular numbers.
