Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Paralympian Jody Cundy's cycling leg has had a bit of a makeover since London 2012 - as you can see in this video.

Jody, who's from Wisbech, describes it as "pretty cool".

He'll be taking part in the 1km time trial in the C4 classification and the mixed C1-5 team sprint, in what will be his sixth Paralympic Games.

His first event will be the time trial on Friday, starting at 20:30.

You can follow all the action here, external.

A motorist who caused a bus to crash into a charity shop, resulting in 13 injuries on Christmas Eve, is given six points and fined £92.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

We've been bringing you news that the driver of the car which crashed into a bus on Christmas Eve has been fined and had points added to her licence.

Peterborough Crown Court heard Yasmin Kauser caused the crash when she failed to stop at a T-junction and hit the side of the single-decker bus on Broadway.

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The bus then drove into the Guide Dogs UK shop front causing substantial damage.

Thirteen people were hurt, one seriously. No pedestrians or people in the building were injured, the court was told.

The court heard that she had been driving for 20 years and had a clean driving licence.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Tomorrow the Paralympics 2016 will open with a grand ceremony in Rio.

Many of our local competitors are winding down their final preparations at the Belo Horizonte holding camp.

Paratriathlete Clare Cunningham, from Cambridge, has been tweeting about her last few training sessions before her event, the women's PT4 triathlon, which begins at 14:00 on Sunday.

Clare was previously a gold medallist at the Barcelona games in 1992 as a swimmer.

Meanwhile, sprinter Laura Sugar's old university chums have been sending her their best wishes on social media.  

She will run in the T44 100m and 200m, with the preliminary heats taking place just before midnight on Thursday.

Laura's from Saffron Walden and was a double bronze medallist at the 2014 IPC European Athletics Championships.

You can follow all the action from Rio here, external.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

As we just mentioned, a woman who whose car struck a bus in Peterborough on Christmas Eve which then ploughed into a charity office has been given a fine and points on her licence.

Yasmin Kauser, 46, of Park Road, Peterborough, admitted driving without due care at the city's magistrates' court. 

Thirteen people were hurt in the crash on Broadway, one seriously, and the bus also caused substantial damage to the Guide Dogs UK building.

Today she was fined £92 and ordered to pay costs of £105. Her licence has been endorsed with six penalty points. 

Image source, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue

The court heard one mistake by the defendant, normally a careful driver, had caused the accident, which happened shortly before midday. 

Graham Allen, prosecuting, described the crash as a "serious injury road traffic collision".

Image source, Mo Wahjii

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

A Peterborough woman whose car collided with a bus last Christmas Eve, which then hit a building, has been sentenced.

Yasmin Kauser, 46, had admitted driving without due care when 13 people were injured on Broadway. 

She's been given six penalty points and fined £92 at Peterborough Magistrates' Court. She was also ordered to pay £105 in costs. 

More to follow.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Fire crews have now left the site of yesterday's recycling plant fire in St Ives, having spent the night damping down.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue has just told us the fire was accidental. It is believed the most likely cause was a lithium battery that was caught up in recycled electrical items.  

The fire broke out at the plant, off Caxton Road, just after 14:20 yesterday.

Station commander Dave Lynch, one of the officers in charge of the incident, said: "The main building where the fire started has been completely destroyed, however, fire crews worked extremely hard to prevent the fire from spreading anywhere else." 

He added the situation could have been a lot worse, given the number of other industrial units and businesses in very close proximity.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

The future of Wisbech Castle was the subject of an extraordinary meeting of the town council last night. 

The site is currently owned by Cambridgeshire County Council, but it wants to sell it to raise money for services. 

The first castle was built on the site in the town centre nearly 1,000 years ago, but there are fears it could fall into private ownership. 

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Roger Powell, chairman of the The Friends of Wisbech and Fenland Museum, external, says its history means it should be kept as a civic amenity.

"I think it would be criminal if the building fell into private hands," he said.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

The westbound A14 is partly blocked following an accident, between junctions 24 and 23.

The eastbound carriageway is also reported to be moving slowly owing to onlookers, between junctions 23 and 25.

You can find the latest travel news for Cambridgeshire here.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

But first off today, fire crews remain at the scene of yesterday's blaze in St Ives.

Image source, Sally Pepper

The fire broke out at a recycling plant in an industrial unit off Caxton Road yesterday afternoon.  

At the height of the blaze, more than 30 firefighters were on scene and local roads and bus services were affected. 

This morning the fire service tweeted this message to residents living in the local area...

An investigation into what caused the blaze is under way.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

It'll be a cloudy start but becoming brighter, with sunny spells developing through the day. A high of 25C (77F).

Here is my full forecast...

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Sue Dougan
BBC Local Live

Welcome to today's live page for Cambridgeshire.

It's a dull, cloudy morning - we'll have the full weather forecast for you shortly.

Among the stories we'll be looking at today - welcome news of a manufacturing success in Peterborough.

If you'd like to get in touch throughout the day you can email us, tweet us, external or contact us via Facebook, external.

Our live coverage has come to an end for the day - thanks for joining us.

We've been focussing on a big fire at a recycling centre in St Ives this afternoon, which dozens of fire crews have been working to put out.

Group Commander Chris Parker told our reporter he thought the firefighters would be leaving the scene within the next hour. 

We'll bring you any developments when we return with regular updates from 08:00 tomorrow morning. Any major news stories will be featured here overnight.

Jozef Hall
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue group commander Chris Parker also told me no-one was hurt in this afternoon's blaze at the recycling centre in St Ives.

"Everybody was evacuated from the recycling centre and surrounding factories," he said.

Image source, Sally Pepper

He also said that at its peak there were 10 appliances dealing with the fire, as well as a "considerable" police presence and a HART team (Hazardous Area Response Team) from the ambulance service.

Jozef Hall
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

I've been speaking to Chris Parker from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service and he's confirmed the blaze happened in a recycling centre on Caxton Road.

"When crews arrived, the fire had taken hold and the majority of the building was involved," he told me.

"We have a number of offices and factories in close proximity and residential properties at the back, and crews have worked hard to stop the fire spreading."

Jozef Hall
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

I'm at the Caxton Road site where a fire's been blazing at an industrial estate for a while now.

I could see what was happening from Cambridge - you can see the great plume of smoke. 

It took place on the industrial estate at 14:40 this afternoon. 

I've covered many such fires for the BBC over the years, but I have to say as far as sheer scale of number of appliances and emergency services go, this is pretty much up there with the biggest of them.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

It will be mostly dry but rather cloudy tonight with a few clear intervals, with temperatures only falling to 15C (59F).

Tuesday will start rather cloudy but gradually brightening-up, with some sunny spells developing for the afternoon. Temperatures potentially as high as 26C (79F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Our live coverage this afternoon has been dominated by news of a large fire at an industrial estate in Caxton Road, St Ives.

Here's what we know about the blaze:

• The fire started at about 14:40 this afternoon
• Thirty firefighters were called to put out the blaze
• The precise location of the fire is yet to be officially confirmed, but a two-storey industrial building has been affected
• Road closures were in place but have since been lifted
• Residents living nearby have been told to keep their doors and windows closed

Crews are still using jets to tackle the fire in St Ives, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service says, adding they have surrounded the blaze in order to contain it.

"Residents still urged to avoid the area and keep doors and windows closed," the service tweeted., external

Image source, Dave Chapman