Updates on Monday, 7 March 2016
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 on Tuesday
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Some isolated wintry showers will continue for a time, mostly dispersing by midnight. Otherwise, a dry night with skies clearing and a widespread frost developing.
Minimum temperature: -3C (27F). For a more detailed forecast for where you live, head to BBC Weather.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The lyrics of pop songs present a "negative" image of older people, according to Cambridge academics.
Image source, Getty ImagesResearchers at Anglia Ruskin University, external say a study of lyrics from the 1930s to present day found mainly "dispiriting" representations of age and ageing, focussing on "frailty, loneliness and death".
Songs they focused on included Those Were The Days by Mary Hopkins and When I’m Sixty-Four by The Beatles.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The amount of household waste being sent to landfill in Peterborough has risen, despite efforts to increase recycling rates, a BBC investigation has found.
Image source, ThinkstockResearch by Inside Out East shows the average household in Peterborough threw away - without recycling - more than 550kg (1,213lb) of waste last year. An increase of 20kg (44lb) per household from 2012-13.
Peterborough City Council says about 60% of all waste put in black bins could be recycled by residents.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
Police say investigations into a report that a woman in her 30s was raped in a park in the town of March are "ongoing".
Officers were called to North Drive park at 21:00 last night.
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Here are the headlines in Cambridgeshire this evening:
At least one further compensation claim to the Ministry of Defence on the basis of negligence and breach of human rights has been submitted by one of four women assaulted in unrelated attacks.
Khaled El Azibi, 19, Naji El Maarfi, 21, and Mohammed Abdalsalam, 28, were jailed after admitting their parts in these attacks.
The arrests coincided with other concerns over the conduct of Libyan cadets training at the base following a "collapse of discipline". Despite assurances about tight controls, many of the cadets left the barracks unescorted during their stay.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
A man raped by two Libyan soldiers in Cambridge is one of the victims understood to be seeking compensation from the Ministry of Defence, the Press Association reports.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceMoktar Ali Saad Mahmoud, 33, and Ibrahim Abugtila, 23, were both jailed for 12 years for rape after a court heard they acted like "hunting dogs" in the attack in Cambridge on 26 October 2014.
David Keller
BBC News
Trainees from Libya arrived at Bassingbourn Barracks in June 2014, but by October five had been charged with rape and other sex offences after the cadets left the base and attacked men and women in Cambridge.
Image source, PAThe arrests brought an end to a British government promise to help war-torn Libya by training army cadets in the UK, following the 2011 collapse of Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
The incidents prompted the Ministry of Defence to send 300 soldiers back to their home country prematurely, ending an agreement to put 2,000 soldiers through basic infantry and junior command training to try and help rebuild the troubled nation.
In a short statement, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defence said: "We can confirm that compensation claims have been received by the department. As the claims are ongoing we are unable to comment further."
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed it is considering legal claims from victims of sex offences by Libyan army cadets training at Bassingbourn Barracks in Cambridgeshire.
Five Libyans were jailed last year after a court heard they raped and sexually assaulted victims in Cambridge.
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed it has received a number of compensation claims from victims subjected to sex offences at the hands of Libyan soldiers while training at Bassingbourn.
More to follow.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
Here's a picture of the derelict 18th Century lock-keepers saved from demolition after Brown-long eared bats, external were found roosting in the walls.
Image source, Cam ConservatorsIt may not be fit for human habitation, but Jed Ramsay from the Conservators of the River Cam, which is based at the site, said the old house is "bat heaven".
The Bat Conservation Trust, external said the species is widespread in the UK, but vulnerable to building development and renovation.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
A derelict lock-keepers cottage near Cambridge has been saved from demolition by bats.
Image source, Cam ConservatorsAs reported in the Cambridge News, external, Brown long-eared bats were discovered in the 18th Century building on a site at Clayhithe, earmarked for new offices for the Conservators of the River Cam, external.
River manager Jed Ramsay says it is being turned into a sanctuary dubbed the "bat cave".
Plans for a bus-only slip road off the M11 are back on the agenda after the biggest suggestion yet that businesses and Papworth Hospital will be prepared to help fund buses to the Biomedical Campus, external.
Alex Harris
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Peterborough City Council's, external cabinet will consider proposals to relocate to the new £120m Fletton Quays development today.
Image source, Paul Bryan/GeographThe move would see staff relocated to Fletton Quays by 2018 from the historic Town Hall, in the city centre, which would then be rented out.
A spokesman for the council said the plans would generate an income and "kick-start" the new development.
The rest of today will be largely dry, although there will be a few showers for some which may turn wintry. Maximum temperature: 6C (43F).
Image source, Deadeye 48BBC Weather Watcher 'Deadeye 48' captured this wintry scene at Langtoft, near Peterborough, this morning.
Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire Police have told us they are investigating a report of a "serious sexual assault" on a woman in her 30s in the Fenland town of March.
The Cambs Times first reported, external that officers cordoned-off an area of North Drive park after being called at 21:00 last night.
Alex Harris
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
If you're just joining us, here are the top stories in Cambridgeshire:
Deciding which vaccines should be government-funded is "fraught with emotion", according to a leading Cambridge health economist.
Image source, SPLA couple from Soham who lost their daughter to Meningitis B claim the government is "putting money above children's health", by not offering a vaccine to all children under the age of 11.
But Ed Wilson, a senior researcher in Health Economics at the University of Cambridge, says the government has to make sure the programme is cost-effective.
