Government "disappointed" with progress of investigation into death of Cambridge student Giulio Regeni
Father and daughter who won £700,000 on the National Lottery say they will "pay back" community for recent support
A man arrested on suspicion of murder in Wisbech on Sunday remains in hospital with "minor injuries"
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After an afternoon of sunshine and hailstorms there will be wintry showers through the course of this evening, dying out later on. Minimum temperature: 0C (32F).
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University of Cambridge students have gone behind bars to study with inmates at a Category B prison, in a project studying the benefits of collaborative learning for prisoners, external.
Image source, Learning Together/Ministry of JusticeSo far 22 prisoners have participated in the Learning Together initiative at HMP Grendon in Buckinghamshire, alongside students studying criminology at Cambridge.
Researchers say the project offers prisoners a "meaningful vision for the future after release". One of the participating inmates has already had a paper accepted by an academic journal, they said.
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Cambridgeshire may not have had any snow flurries like parts of East Anglia - but the county did get heavy hail storms this afternoon, as recorded by BBC Weather Watchers.
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The government is promising to consider whether to recommend tougher sentences for death by dangerous driving, after an MP raised the case of 21-year-old Alex Jeffery, who was knocked down and killed in Cambridge.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceJack Mulcahy, 24, from Huntingdon, was jailed for four years and three months for killing Mr Jefferey in 2014. He was also banned from driving for five years.
Heidi Allen, the Conservative MP for South Cambridgeshire, told the Commons the sentence was too lenient.
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Vandals who "beheaded" a statue in a Cambridgeshire church carried out a "hate crime and a crime against our heritage", an archaeologist has said.
Image source, Keith Edkins/Norman HammondAs reported in the Cambridge News, external, the attack on the 17th Century Thomas Wendy memorial at All Saints in Haslingfield took place some time between 10 and 24 April.
The head of his son Sir William Wendy, who commissioned the monument, had been chopped off and stolen (shown above before and after).
Archaeologist Prof Norman Hammond, who photographed the damage, said it was a "hate crime directed at the church".
A church collection box was also forced open, but was empty.
Nic Rigby
BBC News
A new sponsorship deal for Cambridge United, that will see the Abbey Stadium renamed, external the Cambs Glass Stadium, has been welcomed by a director at the club.
Cambridge-based Cambs Glass, sponsors of the dugouts this season, is becoming the official stadium naming rights partner, in what is described as a "significant financial agreement".
Dave Matthew-Jones, who is a former chairman of the supporters club, told the BBC: "It is really important to the club and it is good to have a sponsor that is local and one which is involved in the club."
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BBC Local Live
The lottery-winning family of a little girl who had half her brain removed say they will use part of the money to pay back their "amazing" community, who raised funds to buy her a special bed.
Lorraine Daniels, 41, and her father Derek Daniels, 77, from Whittlesey won £729,026 in last Wednesday's draw.
Recent fundraising events were held to buy a bed for Lorraine's six-year-old daughter Lotus, who currently sleeps in her mother's bed, so they can manage her seizures.
Ms Daniels said: "Who would have thought that when we placed that order, before the bed had even arrived, I would have won the Lottery and can now pay back the community so the money can go to another worthy cause."
A 'sacred' figurine had its head snapped off in a church, external near Cambridge, prompting a police appeal for information.
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A man from Wisbech who was arrested on suspicion of murder is expected to remain in hospital until tomorrow, according to police.
The 43-year-old man was arrested after a woman's body was found at a property in Mill Close on Sunday night. He was taken to hospital to be treated for "minor injuries".
A post-mortem examination on the woman is taking place this afternoon.
A man was arrested after an early morning drugs bust in Peterborough uncovered £8,000 of suspected class A drugs and £2,000 cash, external.
This afternoon we will see a mixture of sunny spells and showers, which may turn heavy and thundery at times. Maximum temperature: 9C (48F).
Image source, 'SHardy-nay'BBC Weather Watcher Shardy-nay took this picture of Bluebells and Oxslips in the sunshine, near Swavesey, this morning.
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From the start of next season, the Abbey Stadium will officially be known as the Cambs Glass Stadium, as part of a new sponsorship deal, external.
Cambridge United's chief executive Jez George told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, external the new stadium naming rights deal with Cambs Glass would "drive the club forward".
Chairman Dave Doggett said: "It will always be the Abbey Stadium to our fans, but we live in a commercial world and this is a significant financial benefit to the club, which will allow us to continue investing in the first-team squad."
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BBC Local Live
A father and daughter who have won a £729,026 Lotto jackpot say they plan to "give back" to members of the local community who helped their family.
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Derek Daniels, 77, and his daughter, Lorraine Daniels, 41, from Whittlesey, are sharing a £2,187,078 jackpot with five other winners.
They say they plan to pay back local people who raised funds recently to allow Lorraine's disabled daughter Lotus to have a specialist bed.
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BBC Local Live
A Liverpool fan from Ely, who was caught up in the Hillsborough disaster, says he is "so pleased" with the inquests' conclusion that the 96 people who died in 1989 were "unlawfully killed".
Image source, Getty ImagesThe jury decided the actions of match commander Ch Supt David Duckenfield amounted to "gross negligence" due to a breach of his duty of care for fans.
Christian Morris, who as an 18-year-old Liverpool supporter was at Hillsborough for the FA Cup semi-final, said: "There's still anger in there and a lot of hurt."
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BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
This is the picket line outside Peterborough City Hospital today as part of the all-out strike by junior doctors in England.
The NHS says 43 operations and about 800 outpatient clinic appointments have been cancelled at the hospital over the next two days because of the industrial action.
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BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
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