Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

I think it's safe to say that Louis Smith looked very emotional as he spoke to our cameras last night, after taking silver on the men's pommel horse at Rio 2016.

Johnny Dee
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

I've been spending a bit of time at Huntingdon Gym this morning, where silver medal-winning Louis Smith trains. 

His coach Paul Hall was on hand to lend some encouragement to the gymnast, after being pipped to the post by team-mate Max Whitlock on the pommel.

And Smith was very complimentary towards his coach on Twitter last night...

Learner drivers are having to up to four months to take their practical test, figures show.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Just to interrupt our Olympic coverage this morning, we have news that James Watson (below), arrested in connection with the 1994 death of six-year-old Rikki Neave, has been returned to the UK.

After appearing in court in Portugal, the 35-year-old, from Peterborough, has now been extradited.

Image source, Facebook

Mr Watson was initially bailed until June and re-bailed until September, but last month Cambridgeshire police confirmed he had left the country.

He was traced to Portugal where local police detained him in the capital about a fortnight ago. He appeared in court where police said he was "not fighting extradition".

He will now be dealt with by the probation service, Cambridgeshire police said.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Louis Smith, who trains at Huntingdon Gym, finished second in the men's pommel horse yesterday, being squeezed out of the gold medal slot by team-mate Max Whitlock.

It was an emotion night, with Smith left in tears as he received his medal on the podium.

Watch his and Max's performances below.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Peterborough's Nick Dempsey made history over the weekend, becoming the first British male windsurfer to win three Olympic medals.

Dempsey, 36, finished second in the RS:X class, following a bronze in 2004 and a silver in London four years ago.

Watch the final stages of his silver medal performance below.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

What a situation to be in.

Huntingdon's Giles Scott will definitely be adding to Team GB's gold medal tally too, after already securing the number-one spot in the men's Finn class.

He's opened up such an unassailable lead that he cannot be caught during tomorrow's medal race. 

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

In case you missed it (where on Earth have you been?!), it was a historic weekend for Team GB in Rio over the weekend - with Cambridgeshire featuring on the podium twice.

Huntingdon's Louis Smith (left) took silver in the pommel horse, after being pipped to the post by team-mate Max Whitlock.

It was also silver for Nick Dempsey (right), who grew up in Orton Wistow, with the feat making him the first male windsurfer to win three Olympic medals.

Will we see more medals for the county as the week goes on?

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

What a weekend it was for Team GB - including Cambridgeshire's Louis Smith and Nick Dempsey (pictured), winning medals in gymnastics and windsurfing.

Image source, PA

Today we'll bring you more on their achievements, plus the rest of the day's news, sport, weather and travel until 18:00.  

The driver of a bus that came off a guided track system in Cambridge "did not follow procedures" and was subsequently dismissed , the operator confirms.

Jordy Hiwula fires in his first goal for Bradford City to secure victory at Peterborough.

Brennan Dickenson and Denny Johnstone score on their home debuts as Colchester beat Cambridge United.

A World War Two veteran whose life savings were stolen gives thousands of pounds to charity after an online campaign helped him raised £18,000.

A rail investigation is launched after a train hit a 4x4 in Cambridgeshire, leaving a man with a severe head injury.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

That's it for regular updates from us for today. We'll be back from 08:00 on Monday. 

In the meantime you can scroll down through the page to read all the days news... any big updates will be posted here overnight and over the weekend.

These are our big stories of the day:

• A car was struck by a train near Stretham this afternoon. The driver was airlifted to hospital and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
• A registered tattooist from Ely has been telling us that he often has to fix "bodged" home tattoos, and he's concerned that parents don't understand the law regarding under-18s having tattoos.
• And the man who taught Len Goodman how to dance, has been laid to rest in Peterborough.

Image source, Getty Images

In the meantime keep an eye out for Nick Dempsey who's due on the water this evening in the RS:X windsurfing class. He leads going into day three. Don't forget that gymnast Louis Smith is also in action over the weekend in Rio. Follow it all here.

We'd like to hear from you, too.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

We've been bringing you news of a collision on a level crossing near Stretham, in which a man sustained serious head injuries. He was airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital earlier this afternoon.

A total of 115 passengers were on board a King's Cross-bound service, but were safely disembarked from the train around 17:00.

It's understood the man's injuries are not life-threatening and rail services will remain disrupted for the rest of the evening.

Chris Bell
BBC Look East weather

Staying mainly dry with clear spells this evening, but it will turn increasingly cloudy with an odd spot of light rain possible as it dips to about 14C (57F).

A rather cloudy Saturday with the small chance of light rain, but most places will stay dry and the cloud will break to allow for some bright or sunny spells.

Maximum temperature: 24C (75F). 

Get your local forecast from BBC Weather.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Let's take a look at some other local stories today:

• There's to be a floral tribute for Capability Brown in Fenstanton. The famed landscape architect was once Lord of the Manor of Fenstanton and Hilton, reports the Hunts Post, external.
• The Wisbech Standard reports on the recovery of the man crushed by a hearse near March last week, external.
• In the Cambridge News, external today, a medic says how appalled he is by the state of some public toilets in the city.
• A dramatic railway crash in 1955, external is remembered in today's Peterborough Telegraph

And the Ely Standard celebrates the town's rollerskating stars.

Here's a recap:

• A Land Rover has been struck by a train at a level crossing, just off the A1123 near Stretham
• Emergency services were called to the scene at 14:34

• One man in his 40s has been airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital with serious head injuries that are not thought to be life threatening
• The train was the Great Northern King's Lynn to London King's Cross service and had 115 passengers

• It was travelling around 90mph (145 km/h) when it struck the car

• Abellio Greater Anglia, Great Northern and CrossCountry services are all severely delayed, until the end of service today

More updates as we get them. 

For the latest rail information, you can check the latest here, external, and for travel news elsewhere in Cambridgeshire, you can check the latest on the BBC travel news pages.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

We've been bringing you news of a collision involving a car and a train between Cambridge and Ely this afternoon.

A Land Rover was struck by a King's Cross-bound service at Nairn level crossing, just off the A1123 near Stretham.

BBC cameraman Phil Gaze, who's at the scene, said the vehicle was "pretty mangled" and lying on its roof in a ditch at the side of the line.

He said: "The train itself has stopped about a quarter of a mile down the line and I can see that the passengers are being disembarked on to another service."