This is the scene at Grafham Water, where the Royal Yachting Association is holding a roadshow on the day Huntingdon's Giles Scott - who trained here - is going to pick up his guaranteed Olympic gold medal in the sailing in Rio tonight.

This is what Ben Cornish, Scott's training partner, has to say about the golden sailor...

You can find out more on Look East tonight from 18:30.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

This evening and overnight will be mainly dry, although there's a small chance of isolated showers in places.

Lows of 8C (46F).

Tomorrow will be cloudy at first, but will become brighter with some sunny spells. Highs of 24C (75F), although it'll feel cooler on the coast.

Get more on the forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A planning application to store 49 tonnes of a flammable chemical at Alconbury Weald was the hot topic at a parish meeting in the Stukeleys yesterday.

The company IKO, which makes insulation, wants to store isopentane in underground tanks at the Enterprise Park just north of Huntingdon.

But people living nearby say they're worried about having a "potentially explosive" substance so close to people's homes.

Speaking to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, Karl Gasson, chairman of The Stukeleys Parish Council, said: "It's not very distant from our homes... I think people are concerned because they don't know enough about it... we do like to know what's going on and this time we don't."

We'll bring you IKO's response shortly.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We've just heard from the ambulance service, which has updated us on the condition of the people involved in the crash on the A1307 in Cambridge a short while ago.

It says seven people have been taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital for further care, and that the most injured patient is a young child who has a suspected broken arm. 

The remaining six people, including another child, have sustained what are thought to be a collection of minor injuries and they are in a stable condition.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

I've just spoken to Cambridgeshire Police which has confirmed officers are currently at the scene of a serious crash on the A1307, between Babraham and Cambridge.

Image source, Google

It involves a Ford C-Max, Land Rover Range Rover and a Honda Civic.

Two children have been taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in a "critical" condition, a spokesman said.

The road is currently closed and motorists are being advised to avoid the area.

We've got a TV crew on their way to the scene now and we'll bring you more updates as we get them.

Two children have been taken to hospital in a "critical" condition after a multi-vehicle accident on the A1307 (Babraham Road) near Wandlebury Country Park, police say.

More follows.

BBC Travel

Be aware if you're heading out on the A1307. 

It's currently closed in both directions between Four Went Ways in Babraham and the Cherry Hinton Road junction in Cambridge, because of a multi-vehicle accident.

More when we get it.

National League club Lincoln City sign winger Harry Anderson on loan from Peterborough United.

Jonathan Park
BBC Look East sport

I've been to visit where it all began for Cambridgeshire's watersport heroes of Rio 2016.

Huntingdon's guaranteed gold medallist Giles Scott first sailed at Grafham Water, with silver-winning windsurfer Nick Dempsey learning his trade at Ferry Meadows near Peterborough.

Yesterday I met Matt French, chief instructor at Grafham Water Sailing Club, and Theresa Wood, from the Nene Park Trust at Ferry Meadows, who told me about the pair's legacy.

There's a celebratory sailing event today at Grafham Water which I'll report from later on.

Tom Horn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

I've just spoken to the Health and Safety Executive, whose officers have visited a Cambridge block of flats where a woman died in an incident with an automatic car park door.

An investigation has started after a woman, in her 40s, was killed in Ruth Bagnall Court on Sunday evening.

Housing group Luminus, which manages the block, says its deepest sympathies are with the victim's family, and it too is helping with enquiries.

BBC Weather

We were promised a heatwave... and so far it hasn't appeared at our office in Cambridge.

But it will be warm and mostly sunny throughout the rest of the day with light winds, although some scattered cloud will bubble up. Highs set to reach about 23C.

BBC Weather has more.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The county's been pretty orchestral in Team GB's medal haul so far, providing four of them.

But where would Cambridgeshire stand in the Olympic medal table if we add up Giles Scott's gold (he's guaranteed one today), Louis Smith and Nick Dempsey's silvers and Dan Goodfellow's bronze?

Well, right between Belarus and Romania...

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Here's a quick update from the local press around Cambridgeshire...

• The Peterborough Telegraph, external has a story about travellers allegedly causing problems for a Peterborough football club
• And the Cambridge News, external reports on the sighting of Star Trek actor William Shatner, spotted on a punt in Cambridge yesterday

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The mayor of Peterborough has suggested Louis Smith, who picked up silver in Rio, should be given the Freedom of the City.

Image source, Getty Images

David Sanders says his achievements should be marked.

"I've already written to the chairman of the honours panel and asked him to consider honouring Louis Smith," he said.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The Olympic victories for Cambridgeshire continue today as Huntingdon-born Giles Scott claims his guaranteed gold medal in the sailing men's Finn class.

The 29-year-old, who first sailed at Grafham Water, finished eighth and second in his two races on Sunday to open up an unassailable lead going into this evening's medal race in Rio.

Image source, Getty Images

And if you're unsure who Giles Scott is, British Sailing has put together this handy factfile, external.

You can follow all of Scott's progress as he takes Olympic champion status on the BBC Sport website from 18:35.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

First up this morning... and I'm afraid it's bad news if you're an early riser, like many members of the team here (eeek).

A study by the University of Cambridge has found that viruses are more dangerous when they infect their victims early in the day.

The findings show viruses are 10 times more successful if the infection starts in the morning.

Image source, SPL

And if you're a shift-worker, the report found that a disrupted body clock was always vulnerable to infection.

But the researchers say the findings could lead to new ways of stopping pandemics.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

After a cool dawn, a fine and dry day will follow with plenty of sunshine.

Despite the easterly breeze, it will feel warm with a maximum temperature of 23C (73F).

Check the latest with BBC Weather here.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Welcome to another Olympic-sized day here in the county, as Peterborough's Giles Scott is going to claim his guaranteed gold medal in the sailing Finn class later in Rio.

Image source, Getty Images

We'll bring you more on that, as well the latest news, weather, sport and travel through until 18:00.

A motorcyclist was caught travelling at 160mph (256km/h), police have said

A woman dies in an accident involving an automatic car park door at a block of flats.