Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Former Melbourn Village College student, Dan Goodfellow, says he is "so happy with the result" after securing bronze in the men's 10m synchronised diving with Tom Daley at the Rio Olympics.

He told us: "The wait was so long. Tom always likes to look at the scores but I don't. I was so glad it said three not four".

Dan, who trained at Parkside Pool, external in Cambridge, said his dive partner told him to "stay in the moment, don't let things go to your head". 

Dan said: "He knows what to expect. As a mentor, he's been really good. 

"I used to go and watch Tom at competitions so this is a dream come true".

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

A 63-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of murder following the discovery of a woman’s body in a property in Peterborough, has been bailed by police.

A post-mortem examination was inconclusive and the investigation continues. 

The woman, who was found at Taverners Road in Millfield and was believed to be in her 40s, has not been formally identified.

The man is due to answer his bail on 11 October.

Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Louis Smith said it was "mentally tough" to wait until the end of the competition to take part in the pommel horse routine and he found it hard to "get in the zone".

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Louis fell from the horse midway through his routine, leading to a one point penalty. It meant that the men's team were unable to gain enough points to secure the bronze medal.  

His coach at Huntingdon Gym, external, Paul Hall told us: "It was painful to watch. The highs and lows of sport, you know. I know what he was capable of - he wanted it so much".

Louis has also qualified for the individual final on Sunday, and Paul added: "I think he's going to prove as many people wrong as he can."  

A Conservative MP who has long campaigned for improvements in the ambulance service, says the need to improve response times has been going on "for far too long".

Suffolk Coastal MP Therese Coffey, speaking after a health watchdog rated the East region's ambulance service as "requiring improvement" in a new report, external, said: "They keep talking about demand rising and I want to know where the demand is coming [from].

"That's the kind of thing we need to get into though I'll be honest, that should be their job, not necessarily the role of the MP to be pressing them on different areas."

Health watchdog the Care Quality Commission has rated the East region's ambulance service, external as "requiring improvement" in its latest report, external.

The report, published this morning, shows the East of England Ambulance Service Trust was inspected twice in April.

It says the service is under significant pressure and is failing to meet performance standards and targets for responding to 999 calls - an issue highlighted when a Newmarket Town footballer had to wait three hours for an ambulance to arrive at the weekend after he was injured on the pitch in Essex.

There are also recruitment issues, along with poor training of staff to deal more appropriately with patients suffering with dementia or mental health problems.

There is good news, however, when it comes to patient care, with it being rated in that area as "outstanding".

We'll bring you reaction to this shortly.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Dan Goodfellow's bronze in Rio in the 10m synchronised diving with partner Tom Daley was "unbelievable", his old coach said. 

The Cambridgeshire 19-year-old, who had surgery on a shoulder in December 2014, only began training with Daley 10 months ago.

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Dan began his training at Parkside Pool in Cambridge with coach Mark Holdsworth who said the pair gave him "goosebumps" and that last night was "unbelievable".

He said: "It's been a rocky road for Dan. To see my boy from Cambridge do that, I'm overwhelmed!".

His old school friends are proud too!

BBC Sport

Spare a thought for Basildon's Max Whitlock, Benfleet's Brinn Bevan and the rest of Team GB's men's gymnastics team who came so close to a medal at Rio last night. 

The Britons put in a strong all-round performance, however a pommel fall from Peterborough's Louis Smith left the team in fourth position.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Your son - who's been training hard for years - makes the Olympic podium in a thrilling contest. So you'd expect him to have equal billing with his dive partner on the newspaper front and back pages the next morning - right?

Wrong. In many, Dan Goodfellow has been completely cropped out in favour of Tom Daley in many cases ... and his mum Sharon isn't happy.

So just to even it out, here's a picture of them both, in perfect sync.

Image source, Getty Images

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

A dry and sunny morning, becoming cloudy later with the chance of a few showers.

Temperatures reaching 20C (68F).

BBC Weather has more.

BBC Sport

Great Britain's Tom Daley, from Plymouth, and Dan Goodfellow, from Cambridge, won a bronze medal in the men's synchronised 10m platform diving last night at the Rio Olympics.

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The pair, who only began training together in October, clinched GB's eighth-ever Olympic diving medal after pipping Germany to third place in a tense finish.

China's Lin Yue and Chen Aisen, the pre-competition favourites, won gold by a comfortable margin.

United States pair David Boudia and Steele Johnson claimed silver.

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

It'll be a chilly but bright start followed by a day of sunny spells, although a scattering of showers will develop during the late afternoon with highs of 19C (66F).

Here's my full forecast for the region:

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome to the BBC Local Live page for Cambridgeshire.

It's a lovely bright start - we'll bring you the full weather forecast soon - and we'll also have all the news, sport and travel throughout the day.

There have been mixed fortunes for our Olympians overnight - Louis Smith attempted a difficult routine on the pommel horse which he was unable to pull off, there was a brilliant bronze for former Melbourn Village College schoolboy Dan Goodfellow in the 10m synchronised diving and Nick Dempsey leads his windsurfing class overnight.

Also in the news, we'll hear about a man who lives in his van and there's reaction to Lisa Kelly's comment on banning the full face veil. She's a candidate for the UKIP leadership. 

And we'll also meet Mugly - the dog suffering from dementia.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

That's it for regular updates from Cambridgeshire until tomorrow morning at 08:00, unless there's any breaking news overnight.  

If you are joining us late, here's a reminder of the top stories in the county today:

• Driver Jan Adamec, 40, from Haverhill, has admitted causing the crash which led to footballer Shaun Whiter having to have both legs amputated

• A petition has been launched to save the home births service team in Peterborough

• Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue urge homeowners to think twice about having a garden bonfire after this one got out of control
• Jessie the cat has been honoured at a national award ceremony for helping her bereaved owners

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And finally, the best of luck to all of our local athletes in medal contention this evening at the Rio Olympics including gymnast Louis Smith and diver Dan Goodfellow. You can catch all the latest action here.  

Image source, Getty Images

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Earlier, we brought you the news that a man has admitted causing the crash which resulted in footballer Shaun Whiter, who works in Stansted, having both legs amputated and another player suffering serious injuries.

Jan Adamec, 40, of Shetland Road, Haverhill, admitted two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, in a hearing at Cambridge Crown Court. He will be sentenced in September.  

PC Ashley Bennett, from Cambridgeshire Police, said social media had played a large part in finding the driver after the accident in July.

A football club criticises the ambulance service after an injured player waited three hours for an ambulance.

BBC Weather

After a few evening showers, it'll be a largely dry night with clear spells.

Feeling chilly, with temperatures falling to single figures in rural areas.

Image source, BBC Weather

After a chilly start, Tuesday will be fine and dry with good spells of sunshine. Thicker cloud could produce a few showers, but many places will remain dry.

temperatures expected to reach 20C (68F).

BBC Weather has more details for you.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

People living in the new Trumpington Meadows development, external south of Cambridge say it's only a matter of time until someone is hurt at a fenced-off sports facility.

Susan Hewitt, from Trumpington Meadows Community Association, told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire young people are climbing over the walls - despite warnings over unsafe drainage. 

"They're taunting teenagers with great facilities. All sides are arguing over who's responsible. The council won't adopt the land it sits on due to a flooding risk."

A combined basketball court, tennis court and five-a-side football pitch has been built for residents at the development, but poor drainage means it has been deemed unsafe.

Barratt Homes, who built the sports ground, said: "There are already three other playgrounds available at the development as well as a 148-acre country park.

"This additional amenity space, which is being provided sooner than originally required, will be handed over to the local authority once all the necessary formalities have been completed." 

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Time to take a look at what else is making the headlines in Cambridgeshire today:

• The Ely Times, external reports that burglars have used ladders people have "left lying around" in their gardens to break into two homes in the area
• The parents of a young boy who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy, external feature in the Cambridge News. They are trying to raise £50,000 for a life-changing operation so he can walk
• According to the Peterborough Telegraph, external, conditions will be perfect for viewing the Perseid meteor shower all this week in Cambridgeshire
• And the villages of Houghton and Wyton, external could be included in the guided busway route, reports the Hunts Post

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Good news for former Cambridge Blue Tom Ransley as the men's eight eased their way into Saturday's final with a comfortable victory at the Lagoa.

"The GB team put themselves under a lot of pressure and they delivered," said BBC pundit and double Olympic rowing gold medallist James Cracknell.

"Their win was the textbook way to row a heat - lead from the start, dominate through the middle and just watch as the other teams battle it out."

Rio 2016: All the latest action from BBC Sport

Johnny Dee
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

A rescue cat from Peterborough who helped her owners cope with the death of their teenage daughter has won a gong at the National Cat Awards 2016, external.

Tortoiseshell Jessie was rehomed by Stephen and Tracey Jessop-Thompson, just a few months after the sudden death of their 18-year-old daughter Lucy. She died after suffering a cardiac arrest as a result of an undiagnosed heart condition.

Tracey told us: "Losing Lucy was indescribably hard and I've learned that comfort comes in all sorts of places, often where you don't expect it. Jessie... has soothed me when the pain has felt too much to bear."