Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

There's patchy rain, which will be heavy at times this morning. Becoming drier for a time, before more drizzly rain comes along later.

Temperatures reaching 19C (66F).

The wind will pick up tonight, with gusts of up to 60mph on the coast, possibly 30-40mph inland.

There's a risk of thundery showers.

BBC Weather has more details. 

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Thanks for joining us for Friday's Cambridgeshire Live.

Shortly we'll have more on the fight to save some of Cambridgeshire's busiest minor injuries units.

Plus, an ancient form of burial that's being revived in the county.

Image source, ebb&flow

Friday's weather update is on the way soon. Hopefully the rest of the county is looking as beautiful as Cambridge was earlier this morning.

Thanks to Weather Watcher 'ebb&flow' for sending us this picture.

It's goodbye from the team providing regular live updates for today - thanks for joining us.

We've brought you Olympic success from hockey's Hannah McLeod, a "sinkhole" in Cambridge - and A-level results across the county.

Also we've reported on a government study which said a "brain belt" expressway between Oxford and Cambridge could boost the UK economy, external, but it's been criticised by the Campaign for Better Transport, external, which would prefer an East-West Rail link.

We'll be back with regular updates from 08:00 tomorrow... but before we go, here's a few scenes from across the region as students got their A-level news.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

This evening will be fine and warm, and it'll stay dry overnight turning cloudier from the west later. Lows of 13C (55F).

Friday will start dry and bright, but there'll be outbreaks of mainly light and patchy rain developing, which may be heavy in places. Top temperature: 20C (68F).

BBC Weather has a more detailed forecast where you live.

Nikki Fox
BBC Look East

A mother says a Cambridge University trial for pregnant women with Type 1 diabetics transformed her pregnancy.

Laura Carver, 28, from Wymondham in Norfolk, took part in the study, which controls blood glucose levels through an artificial pancreas.

It's been hailed as a possible breakthrough - watch the video to find out more.

Nikki Fox
BBC Look East

The treatment of pregnant women with Type 1 diabetes could be transformed, external, thanks to a study run by experts from Cambridge University.

Controlling blood glucose levels is a daily challenge for people with the condition - and is particularly crucial during pregnancy.

During the trial, 16 women from Addenbrooke's and the Norfolk and Norwich and Ipswich hospitals were fitted with an artificial pancreas to help control their glucose levels.

Study lead author Dr Zoe Stewart, said: "The artificial pancreas automates the insulin delivery giving better glucose control than we can achieve with current available treatments."

Julia Greenaway
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Concerns are growing for a missing Cambridgeshire teenager, external. 

Chace Dawkins, 15, was last seen at about 19:45 on Sunday evening in the Whittlesey area wearing a grey Adidas tracksuit. 

She's about 5ft 5in tall with dark brown shoulder length hair. She has a tattoo of a pound sign on the left side of her neck and has a black and blonde hair weave.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

A government study says a "brain belt" expressway between Oxford and Cambridge could boost the UK economy.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

By midday today, the Anglia Ruskin University clearing centres , externalhad taken 1,385 calls. 

The centres, based in Cambridge and Chelmsford, offer help to students looking to get on a course after receiving their A-level results today. 

The university expects this year to be incredibly busy, receiving more applications than ever before. 

The lines opened at 07:00 and close at 20:00. 

Image source, Anglia Ruskin University

BBC Weather Watchers

Although it was a foggy start to the day in Cambridgeshire, our Weather Watchers have shown us what a difference just an hour can make.

Katey-kat took this photo in Leverington showing a misty morning at 08:10...

But by 09:10 the sun had come out in Cottenham, where The Nest took this picture while dog walking. 

You can send us your weather photos by becoming a Weather Watcher at this link.

Johnny Dee
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

For the second year running, the A-level pass rate in Peterborough, external is above the national average. 

It's now at 98.3%, up by 0.1%. The national average is at 98.1%.  

"Today's results are a further example of the huge strides being made in improving education in Peterborough," said John Holdich, leader of Peterborough City Council and cabinet member for education.

"We are never complacent, however, and will continue to work hard with headteachers to make sure our performance continues to improve."

Meanwhile, for results elsewhere in the county, the Cambridge News has provided a comprehensive, external round-up.

Jozef Hall
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Anglian Water has just told me that the large hole on Eden Street in Cambridge has been caused by a collapsed sewer. 

The company has just completed CCTV surveys and work will start tomorrow to repair it as quickly as possible. 

"The sewer running under Eden Street is four metres underground and unfortunately it will take some time to dig down and begin the repairs," a spokesman said.

"Our team will be working over the weekend to minimise disruption, but we expect the repairs to take two weeks to complete. We are sorry for any disruption this may cause."

Paul Scoins
BBC political reporter

A government study has said a "brain belt" expressway between Oxford and Cambridge could boost the UK economy, external.  

Image source, WSP

The Department for Transport has published the results of an investigation into linking existing roads between the two cities, via Bedford and Milton Keynes. 

It says upgrading the network and addressing gaps could improve journey times by up to 30 minutes. 

And the study warns a failure to act could "constrain economic growth".  

Jozef Hall
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

The large void that's appeared on Eden Street in Cambridge is about 1.5m (5ft) deep and 1.2m (4ft) across, and I think it could lead to a sewer as I can see some water at the bottom. 

The road remains closed until it's fixed, but it doesn't seem to be causing much disruption. 

Simon Bennett, from Company Hairdressing close by, says the only problem will be if the water has to be turned off, as then "we will be out with buckets of water and washing people's hair outside". 

Southend United manager Phil Brown says he is considering a move to sign Peterborough midfielder Jack Payne.

Josef Hall
BBC Look East

Experts are looking into why a hole has appeared in a Cambridge city centre road.

Eden Street, behind the Grafton centre, is currently closed after a void opened up at about 17:30 yesterday. 

Anglian Water says it is currently assessing the situation.

Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Cambridge United have signed Bristol Rovers winger Jake Gosling, external on loan until January. 

The 23-year-old Gibraltar international played 18 times for the Pirates in League Two last season. He also spent time on loan at Newport.

He's eligible to feature for the first time for the U's in this weekend's clash with Carlisle United, at the Cambs Glass Stadium.

Image source, Getty Images

Johnny Dee
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

This morning I met Matilda, who describes herself as a "struggling actress". 

She was brave enough to open her A-level results live on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire this morning. 

She's decided to take a gap year after studying at Ormiston Bushfield Academy, external in Peterborough. 

Her results are as follows: 

• Performing Arts - A*
• English - C
• Psychology - C

Matilda (pictured in the middle) wants to be a West End star and is going to apply for a musical theatre course next year. She says in five or six years' time "you'll see me in Funny Girl - I'll be the next Sheridan Smith".  

We wish you all the best!

Johnny Dee
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

I've been out and about this morning in Peterborough talking to students who've been getting their A-level results. 

Head of sixth form Haseena Manji, at Orminston Bushfield Academy, told me the school's 99% pass rate is down to lots of things, but the work ethic of their students is "brilliant".