Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live

We've had a further update from the ambulance service about the casualties in the crash at Leverington:

They say in total eight patients were treated.

• One was treated for serious chest injuries and was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital via land ambulance in a serious condition

• Two were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital at King's Lynn for serious, but not life-threatening injuries
• Five were taken to Peterborough City Hospital with the assistance of the police and a clinician escort for minor injuries

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

We've been reporting on a serious accident on the A1101 at Leverington, near Wisbech, this morning.

Cambridgeshire Police tell us a minibus carrying eight passengers went into a ditch between Parsons Drove Lane and the B1169 Dowgate Road at just before 06:00.

Image source, @FenCops

The East of England Ambulance Service has confirmed that one man has been taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital with life-threatening injuries.

A further two have been taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. Five others have been taken to Peterborough City Hospital.

Image source, @FenCops

It is not yet known when the road will be reopened. You can follow the latest travel news for Cambridgeshire here. 

We'll bring you more when we get it.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

The A1101 Sutton Road will remain closed for much of the day following an accident at Leverington, near Wisbech, reports the Fenland Citizen, external.

It's believed that one man has received life-threatening injuries and has been taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital, and others are being treated for injuries, with one described as serious.

We'll being updating this story as soon as we know more. You can follow the latest travel news for Cambridgeshire here.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

The number of people playing sport regularly has fallen in almost every part of Cambridgeshire since the last Olympics, with the exception of Peterborough, according to figures from Sport England, external.

The biggest drop has been in Fenland. There, almost 4,000 fewer people are doing at least half an hour of exercise a week, compared to four years ago. This all comes just days before the start of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. 

Nationally, Sport England says people aged 44 or under generally aren't exercising as much as they were before London 2012. Those aged 45 to 64 years old are actually exercising more.

Sam Hale, managing director of running and triathlon store Advance Performance, external in Peterborough, says she sees a lot of activity in the city and is surprised by the figures from the rest of Cambridgeshire.

She said: "We see more people getting out there, running and walking and they see the benefit of it. We see all shapes, sizes, ages, abilities. People are seeing the benefits for their minds as well as their bodies."

She added: "We recently had a woman in her 80s, about to undergo heart surgery, come in to get fitted for running shoes to help in her rehabilitation."

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

It'll be cloudy this morning and there'll be patchy rain at times through the day, although the skies will tend to brighten later on in the afternoon. Temperatures up to 21C (70F).

Here's my forecast...

You can find more details on the BBC Weather website.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Good morning, and welcome to a rather grotty Tuesday morning in Cambridgeshire.

We're here once more with live news, sport, weather and travel updates for the county between now and 18:00.   

In the news today... sports participation appears to have fallen in Cambridgeshire since 2012; why a Peterborough farm has purchased six tonnes of "ugly" lemons, and we'll hear more from Dr Chris Whitaker on the comments made towards his wife - former Paralympic swimmer Fran Williamson - at last weekend's Cambridge Folk Festival.

But next, it looks like it is going to be a changeable day - the weather forecast is coming up.

Feel free to contact us with your pictures, stories or comments today. Get in touch via email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Our regular updates for Cambridgeshire have now finished for the day, but this page will continue to be updated with any major stories overnight.

Tomorrow, we'll look at why the number of people playing sport has fallen in almost every part of Cambridgeshire since London 2012, and Dr Chris Whitaker is expected to talk publicly about the comments made to him and his wife at the Cambridge Folk Festival.

We'll be back from 08:00 on Tuesday, have a good evening.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

After months of build-up, later this week the Rio Olympic Games finally get under way.

We're taking the opportunity to look back at the Cambridgeshire competitors from London 2012 - and see what they're up to now.

Rower Charles Cousins was in the men's quadruple scull and finished in fourth place overall. He'll sadly miss Rio through injury.

Several of the county's most experienced sportsmen and women will be competing at the 2016 Games, including medallists Louis Smith, Nick Dempsey and Hannah Macleod.

BBC Weather

Some eastern parts starting dry this evening, but rain in the west will soon spread eastwards to affect all parts, with some heavier bursts in places.  

Minimum temperature: 12C (57F)

Tomorrow will be a mostly cloudy day with patchy rain and drizzle at times, but tending to become drier and perhaps a little brighter in the west by evening. It will feel warm, especially in the sunshine, and humid too. 

Maximum temperature: 21C (70F).

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Eighty four people have been made redundant after administrators were called in to an engineering firm in Fenland last month. 

RJ Herbert makes equipment for farmers and packers at its base in Wisbech.

The firm blamed the move on difficult market conditions in the agricultural sectors. It said 32 employees are to be transferred to Herbert Systems Limited, external and a further 14 staff are to be retrained, while RJ Herbert Engineering is wound down.

Administrators said they have found an overseas third party to buy Herbert Systems and they hope to conclude the terms of the offer in the coming week. 

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Hate crime doubled in Cambridgeshire between the summers of 2015 and 2016, according to data released by police under the Freedom of Information Act.

It shows 45 offences were reported in June last year, compared to 102 in June this year. This covers the period leading up to and following the EU referendum, which has been widely linked to a surge in reported hate crime across the UK.

Image source, KATHLEEN GAYNOR

Last week, Home Secretary Amber Rudd unveiled an action plan to tackle hate crime, including an assessment of how police respond to the issue, and an examination of levels of anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic, homophobic and racist bullying in schools. 

The daily offence rate peaked on 25 June - the day after the referendum result was announced, and the day cards were left on the doorsteps of Polish households in Huntingdon referring to "Polish vermin".

David Keller
BBC News

Here's a story that caught our eye in the Cambridge News today.

It reports a family-of-four from Harston has been left in shock after a car crashed into their home, external and reduced part of its front wall to rubble.

Meanwhile, the Peterborough Telegraph reports CCTV has been released of two men wanted in connection with a jewellery theft worth more than £20,000, external at a city shop.

Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live

A teenager needed 100 stitches after being struck in the face with a glass bottle in Hilton. 

The attack happened on The Green at 00:30 on Saturday, police said.

The 17-year-old was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, where he underwent surgery.

Det Con Eliot Ducket said: "It was a particularly nasty assault which left the victim with serious injuries."

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

If you missed our post earlier, former Paralympic swimmer Fran Williamson and her husband have claimed they were called "window lickers" by a member of staff at the weekend's Cambridge Folk Festival.

Dr Whittaker, a former Team GB rowing cox who now works for local disability charity Papworth Trust, external, commented on the alleged incident in his blog, writing that "remarks like yours... have a lingering corrosive effect on my confidence".

Image source, TOM SHAW/GETTY IMAGES

Williamson, who along with her husband has cerebral palsy, is a six-times Paralympic medallist. Britain's most-decorated Paralympian, Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, described the alleged incident as "appalling".

Folk festival organisers said they found "no evidence" after investigating what happened with staff who were on duty at the time, but Dr Whittaker said "we know what we heard".

The couple said it marred what was an otherwise "really disability-friendly" event. 

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Earlier, we also reported an annual survey, external by an insurer on rural crime has shown a 28% rise in costs in Cambridgeshire in 2015, compared to the previous year.

Cambridgeshire's police and crime commissioner, Jason Ablewhite, said he was disappointed to see the figures showing an increase, but he and Cambridgeshire police both point out the data in the report relates to a time period before the Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT) was reformed. 

RCAT, external was reorganised earlier this year and at the time, Ch Insp James Sutherland explained the decision. 

He said: "The message from the rural community and the strength of feeling has not gone un-noticed. This team is going to be the single best thing Cambridgeshire police can do for the local community."

According to the report, more high-tech crime is on the rise, with criminals cloning tractor identities and stealing GPS computer systems.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

As you may have read earlier, Amazon drones have been spotted by eyewitnesses near Balsham in the last month. 

The company will neither confirm nor deny that testing is under way, but we have learned the CAA has granted permission for three sites to be tested - and one of those is near to the A11 at Balsham.

Julia Napier, from The Friends of the Roman Road and Fleam Dyke, external, told us she thought this idea was a "fantasy, far off, like travelling to Mars", adding the "idea of bringing drones to the middle of the countryside is deeply shocking".

Ms Napier said: "People walk here to find peace, the idea that drones can be whizzing over their heads, delivering parcels to people who cannot wait more than two days, who must have the new thing... means more noise in the countryside."

The area is designated by Natural England, external as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, as its chalk grasslands are home to a rare selection of wildflowers and butterflies. It's also a site of historical importance, featuring a Roman road.

An ex-Paralympian and her husband say a member of staff at "Europe's most prestigious folk festival" used a slur to describe them.

Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live

Some of the finest illuminated manuscripts in the world have gone on display in Cambridge, as part of bicentenary celebrations at the Fitzwilliam Museum, external.

Image source, Fitzwilliam Museum

For the first time, the secrets of the sketches hidden beneath the paintings will be revealed in a major exhibition presenting new art historical and scientific research.

The majority of the exhibits are from the museum's own rich collections and those from the founding bequest of the museum's founder Viscount Fitzwilliam in 1816, and are never allowed to leave the building. 

A memorial day has been held for the Norfolk backpacker who fell when climbing Vietnam's highest mountain.

Aiden Webb, 22, was found dead six days after he disappeared.  

Yesterday, family and friends gathered on Jesus Green in Cambridge, to pay tributes and light candles. 

The event was hosted by his family and his girlfriend, Bluebell Baughan. 

Ms Vaughan, who's from White Notley in Essex, had been on holiday in Vietnam with Mr Webb.   

Tom Horn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

A man has suffered serious injuries in a stabbing in Huntingdon.

Police were called to Grammar School Walk at 11:30 yesterday. A man in his 30s was treated by paramedics. 

Image source, Google

Two men made off from the scene.

One is described as black, about 5ft 8in tall, medium build and wearing a brown hat. The other is described as white, about 5ft 10in tall, medium build with short dark hair and wearing a black and white T-shirt.