Peterborough serial killer Joanna Dennehy was under the supervision of probation workers when she carried out three murders and two stabbings, the BBC has learned
A guided bus that crashed near Cambridge injuring five passengers was travelling at more than 50mph in a 30mph zone, a report says
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The Duchess of Cambridge is to open a new charity shop for East Anglia's Children's Hospices today.
The duchess is a patron of the charity which runs hospices for terminally ill children, including one at Milton near Cambridge
This afternoon she is cutting the ribbon on EACH, external's 21st charity shop - at Holt in Norfolk.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
The moment a bus crashed on the guided busway in Cambridge, injuring five people, was captured on CCTV cameras.
Image source, Cambs County CouncilThe images show the bus approaching the dualled section of track which it makes contact with on its passenger side.
Image source, Cambs County CounilHaving lost its guide wheel the speeding bus skidded, left the track and crashed across a maintenance road before coming to rest on a verge, near Foster Road on 22 February.
A report by Cambridgeshire County Council concluded the driver's "excessive speed" indicated he was "either inattentive or overconfident".
Helen Burchell
BBC News
The county council report into the busway crash said it happened as the driver was moving from a single guided carriageway to a dual carriageway - a point at which he is expected to steer the vehicle to ensure correct alignment between the tracks.
Conditions at the time were dry and visibility was good, however CCTV images "showed the bus being thrown from one side of the guideway section to the other, before being thrown onto the adjacent maintenance track and up onto the verge".
Investigations showed the vehicle was travelling at about 53.6mph in a 30mph zone on the approach to the dualled track.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
A report into a crash on the guided busway in Cambridge has found it was "unlikely the bus was under the driver's control".
The Cambridgeshire County Council report into the accident, which left five people injured, said it happened as the bus was moving from a single track section of busway to a dual section.
The report concludes the driver's "excessive speed" indicated he was "either inattentive or overconfident". The driver was dismissed after the accident by operator Stagecoach.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
A guided bus that crashed near Cambridge injuring five passengers was travelling at more than 50mph in a 30mph zone, a report by Cambridgeshire County Council has concluded.
The bus left the tracks and crashed into a bank, near Foster Road, on 22 February.
More to follow.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
The widow of one of Joanne Dennehy's victims has told the BBC she has been left "wondering whether her husband would still be alive today" had probation officers "done their job properly".
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceThe BBC can reveal the triple killer, who dumped the bodies of three men in ditches in the Fens in 2013, was under the supervision of probation services having been given a community order for assault and being in control of a dangerous dog.
Cristina Lee, widow of victim Kevin Lee, said she was "left numb" by the failings identified in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Probation Trust report, which says a "more experienced offender manager" should have been appointed to deal with the "complexities" of the case.
In the report the probation service admitted failings, but said they did not directly contribute to the killings. It has been contacted for further comment.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
High voltage power cables have been brought down in a crash in Wisbech.
Police are advising people to avoid the area.
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Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
The American Air Museum at Duxford is undergoing final preparations ahead of reopening to the public this weekend.
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Image source, IWMThe collection closed to the public last March to allow for the £3m redevelopment by the Imperial War Museum, and yesterday the Duke of Kent came to inspect its progress.
The museum said the attraction will tell the story of the British-American relationship in "human terms". Nearly 20 aircraft are on display, some suspended as if in flight.
Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live
A report saying what led to a crash on the guided busway in Cambridge is set to be made public this morning.
Five people were injured when a bus left the tracks and crashed into a bank, near Foster Road, on 22 February.
Cambridgeshire County Council, which runs the busway, will release its findings at 11:00.
A mother has praised an off-duty special sergeant who took a couple's six-month-old twins off the A14 to safety after her car engine started smoking.
Fearing it would burst into flames, Nicola Smith managed to get daughters Emily and Olivia out of the car near Huntingdon. Witnessing what happened, special sergeant Paul Jenkins (pictured) pulled over and took the family to the nearby services.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceMiss Smith, terrified that the twins born seven-weeks premature would not be able to cope with the cold, praised Mr Jenkins, saying: "I genuinely believe his actions may well have saved my babies' lives that day."
BBC Travel
The A47 is blocked eastbound, between the A141 junction for Guyhirn and the B198 for Wisbech, following a crash.
Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent
Peterborough triple killer Joanne Dennehy was under the supervision of probation workers when she murdered three men and stabbed two others in frenzied attacks three years ago, a leaked report has revealed.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceThe BBC has obtained a "restricted" report by the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Probation Trust that reveals she had been identified as a potential risk for causing "serious harm".
It admits there were some "deficiencies in practice" during the supervision, but it adds there was no evidence the errors "contributed directly" to the killings. The trust added it was "determined" to learn from the failings.
Earlier this week, the Ministry of Justice confirmed Dennehy won legal aid to fight for compensation over being segregated in prison.
Thousands of illicit cigarettes have been seized from Peterborough shops following raids in the city, external.
The woman charged with looking after Cambridge's city centre and open spaces has vowed to help create a landmark piece of public art, external "that provides a legacy for the whole of Cambridge".
Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
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BBC Look East weather
It'll be a dull start with drizzle in places and any fog will slowly lift. It will remain cloudy and will feel chilly through the day with further rain at times.
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BBC Local Live
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