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Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather
It's due to be bright with sunny spells this morning. Turning cloudier this afternoon, with the chance of a shower and feeling fresher.
Maximum temperature: 22C (72F).
BBC Travel
There are still severe delays and queuing traffic on the A1 southbound near Biggleswade because of an accident earlier on.
All lanes have now been re-opened.
Congestion goes back to Lower Caldecote.
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Good morning and welcome back to regular updates from the Local Live team here in Cambridgeshire.
Between now and 18:00 we'll bring you all your news, sport, travel and shortly a full weather report.
Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live
Our live coverage has come to an end for the day - thank you for joining us.
We've been bringing you reaction to a video showing a driver undertaking a group of cyclists on a road near Cottenham - by mounting the verge and driving along a cycle path.
We have also been following the story of law firm Baker Small. The firm earned £352,000 in fees from Cambridgeshire County Council, but was dropped by the council following tweets it sent "gloating" over cases it had won against families.
And Cambridgeshire Police will begin using drones as an eye-in-the-sky to help with investigations, after a nine-month trial.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceScroll down to catch up on the stories you may have missed.
We'll return with regular updates tomorrow morning from 08:00.
Have a good evening.
Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live
And finally ....
As Paralympics fever grips, let's wallow in Olympic glory again for a moment or two.
Bronze medallist Dan Goodfellow - who made the podium with dive partner Tom Daley in the 10m platform - popped in to show off his medal and have a bit of fun with the BBC Cambridgeshire team.
He may be an Olympic medallist, but what other secrets can he share with us?!
Diver Dan shows off his Olympic bronze medal
BBC Travel
Milton Road in Cambridge is partly blocked by a broken down vehicle, and police are asking drivers to avoid the area.
For up-to-date information, have a look at BBC Travel.
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Do you remember Sgt Elizabeth Marks?
Image source, Getty ImagesShe's the swimmer who gave her Invictus Games gold medal to Prince Harry and asked him to pass it on to Papworth Hospital staff who saved her life earlier this year.
Image source, Getty ImagesShe fell ill while preparing to compete in the inaugural Invictus Games in 2014, but now she's been tipped as "one to watch" by BBC Sport in the Rio Paralympics, which open officially today.
She goes into the 100m breaststroke in the SB7 category as the world leader and favourite for gold.
Full coverage here, external.
Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live
Police are appealing for witnesses after a van and a distinctive wheelchair were stolen in Wisbech.
The wheelchair has been signed by various artists and features wings and a skull and cross bone.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceOwner Rachel Mitton, from Sawston, suffers from severe fibromyalgia and relies on both the van and the electronic vehicle to get about.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceThe van is a silver Mercedes Sprinter van which contained the £8,500 specially adapted wheelchair.
It was taken sometime between 01.15 and 10:00 on Friday 2 September from Elm Road in the town.
Anyone with information is asked to call the police on 101.
Chris Bell
BBC Look East weather
Cloud will continue to clear away to the northwest overnight leaving a dry night with lengthy clear spells, but some shallow mist patches are possible later.
Tomorrow will be asunny start to the day across most of the region and staying dry, but variable amounts of cloud spreading in from the west as the day progresses.
A little breezy with moderate westerly winds and highs 23-26C (mid 70F) in the east of the region, but feeling fresher further west.
Barclays on Market Hill in Huntingdon has been evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious package.
Hunts Post's Sophie Day has been tweeting from the scene...
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Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live
The area around Market Square in Huntingdon has been cordoned off following the discovery of a suspicious package at Barclays bank on Market Hill.
Miranda Kenny has tweeted this picture from the scene. You can share your pictures with us using #cambslive.
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BBC Local Live
A bank in Huntingdon has been evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious package
The Barclays building has been evacuated and a cordon put in place.
Parts of Princes Street are closed, with pedestrian areas closed from Chequers Court to George Street.
People are urged to avoid the area until further notice. An explosive ordnance disposal team is currently on site.
Anna Todd
BBC Look East
In total Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire policing teams have five drones that cost £1,000 each.
Four will be used regularly, with the fifth held as a spare.
The drones can travel at 36mph (58km/h), fly in 25mph (40km/h) winds and up to 400ft (122m) in the air.
They can also travel at a distance of 500m (0.31miles), but only if the pilot can see it to control it.
Sixteen pilots have been trained to use them from departments including Roads Policing and Armed Policing.
Anna Todd
BBC Look East
The policing teams of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire have officially unveiled the drones they are now using to help with investigations, operations and keeping the public safe.
They've been trailed for nine months and their use is now a permanent fixture with the team across the three counties.
The image below is footage taken from today's press launch at Alconbury in Cambridgeshire.
Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live
Let's take a look at what else is making the news today:
Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter
More than half the people in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough support the idea of devolution, external, according to the results of a public consultation.
The consultation of nearly 4,000 people was made up of an online and telephone poll.
Of the 2,000 people asked by research company IPSOS Mori on what they thought of about Cambridgeshire and Peterborough having a combined authority led by a directly elected mayor, 55% said they agreed in principle.
The results will now be sent to the government who are expected to give the final green light to the arrangement by the end of the year.
Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter
We've just been given the results of the consultation into the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Devolution deal and more than half of the nearly 4,000 people who took part have said they support the principle.
The deal would bring a lot of money to the region, including £170m for housing and £20m a year for infrastructure, but the controversial point has been the idea of an elected mayor who would oversee the new authority.
Image source, Cambridgeshire County Council
Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Reigning Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock says he says he doesn't care what else is going on around him at Rio - he's entirely focused on the 100m in the Games, which open tonight.
He's been telling us that he's shut out all the recent controversies involving Russia's blanket ban and the funding crisis surrounding the Games.
"Nothing's ever going to come close to London 2012. As a sporting performance, winning Rio would be incredible."
The heats of the T44 100m take place on Thursday from from 21:42. You can follow the action here, external.
Matt Precey
BBC Look East
How Baker Small operates:
Matt Precey
BBC Look East
A law firm which has secured payments in legal fees and contracts worth £3m with local authorities across the country says claims it used bullying tactics are "utter rubbish".
Baker Small was employed in cases where councils were in dispute with parents over what they were prepared to provide to children with special educational needs.
The law firm was criticised for mocking parents of children with special needs on Twitter in June, external. It has since been accused of using intimidating tactics to win cases.
Director Mark Small said: "This thing about tactics and conduct of tribunals on behalf of local authorities is just not true."
He said his company had tried to "look at improving decision making before it gets anywhere near a dispute, because that is often the problem".
He did, however, admit that in some cases "additional evidence comes to light or is provided late".
Mr Small said he regretted the tweets.