Updates for Friday, 30 September 2016
Man jailed for causing double fatal crash
'Six babies' affected in MRSA outbreak at maternity hospital
Men plead not guilty to brain damage football fan attack
Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather
Today is due to be dry with some cloud and sunny periods, but the cloud will tend to increase later in the afternoon. Winds will become stronger later, but it will feel warm in shelter.
Maximum temperature: 21C (70F).
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Welcome back to live updates for Cambridgeshire on Wednesday, 28 September.
We'll be with you until 18:00 this evening keeping you abreast of the latest news, sport and travel as it happens across the county.
As ever, a full weather forecast will also be on it's way shortly.
Don't forget that you can get in touch with the team here by email, Twitter, external or Facebook, external.
Peterborough draw 1-1 at Shrewsbury despite having to play the final half an hour with 10 men.
Read MoreMark Roberts' goal secures Cambridge a 1-0 win against Yeovil which lifts the U's off the bottom of the League Two table.
Read MoreThat's us wrapped up for the day, thanks for your company.
We'll be back bright and early from 08:00 tomorrow morning with the latest news, sport, weather and travel as it happens.
Stay tuned to this page for any breaking news from across the county overnight.
We'll leave you today with this great shot of wild mushrooms captured by Weather Watcher 'Fran's Place'.
Have a great evening.
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
Cloud and patchy drizzle will clear, to leave a dry night with clear spells.
It will stay mild, with temperatures falling to 9C (48F) in a south-westerly breeze.
Image source, BBC WeatherWednesday should be mostly dry, with some lengthy sunny spells. Feeling warm, with temperatures reaching 23C (73F).
BBC Weather has more details for where you live.
Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Meanwhile, Cambridge United face Yeovil tonight, after notching their first league win of the season away to Newport on Saturday.
The U's 2-1 victory saw them pick up the first three points of this season's campaign, although they still remain at the bottom of League Two.
However U's under-fire manager, Shaun Derry, is confident Saturday's result will be the start of a revival, rather than a one-off result.
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Dunne (pictured) will sit out of tonight's game with an ankle injury
Piero Mingoia and Joe Pigott are both injury doubts owing to hamstring problems. James Dunne and George Maris are sidelined with ankle injuries.
Again, you can hear full match commentary of tonight's match on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, which is also on Freeview channel 722.
The pilot of an aircraft which killed 50 people when it crashed - including a Cambridge woman - had a fake licence, an inquest hears.
Read MorePeter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport
Peterborough United will look to bounce back to winning ways in League One tonight, as they head to Shrewsbury.
Posh have been without a win in four games, after drawing with Walsall on Saturday.
Boss Grant McCann says he's "made a point" of not mentioning Peterborough's recent struggles in front of goal ahead of tonight's game.
McCann knows his side have lacked ruthlessness in the final third, but doesn't want to be repeating the same messages week after week.
Image source, Getty ImagesFull commentary as Peterborough face the Shrews in League One tonight on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire - 95.7FM and 1026MW.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Speaking after the inquest, Donna Bull's son George, daughter Kate and stepmother Jenny described her as a "wonderful, caring and devoted mother and daughter".
They added: "She was the sunshine to all who knew her and there isn't a day that goes by that she is not missed. We miss her smile and arms around us.
"To lose a loved one as part of an accident is a tragedy, but to lose them in an incident that was wholly avoidable is so much more painful to bear.
"How could the authorities let inadequately trained engineers pilot a plane carrying passengers? Our lives and those of many others have been shattered by this flagrant disregard for safety."
The inquest heard Tatarstan Airlines had its certificate revoked following the incident in 2013 and that criminal proceedings were under way in Russia.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Today's inquest into the death of Bellerbys College teacher Donna Bull also heard the plane crashed "almost vertically at 280mph" into the runway.
Image source, ReutersThe inquest in Peterborough was told the plane was airworthy and that conditions at Kazan airport in south-west Russia were described as "benign" at the time of the crash.
The plane climbed to 700m (2,300ft) and as the captain moved the nose down it began a 20-second plunge, where the 23-year-old craft dived into the ground.
The inquest concluded Ms Bull was unlawfully killed.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Earlier we posted a story about the inquest into the death of Cambridge teacher Donna Bull, which returned a verdict today of "unlawful killing" when the plane she was travelling in crash-landed in Russia in 2013.
New details have now emerged as a result of the inquest, including that the pilot "had no formal training" to fly the plane.
Image source, Business Link KyivSitting at Peterborough Register Office, coroner David Morris said: "Frankly, he shouldn't have been flying the plane. It's as simple as that.
"The pilot did not have a genuine licence, he was not properly trained, he had no experience in the particular manoeuvre.
"That, together with numerous systemic failures, led to her death."
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
I've just spoken to Cambridgeshire Police to ask about possible links between this morning's cash machine raid in St Neots, and a similar incident at a Spar in the town a few weeks ago.
A spokeswoman told me "it's too early to say", but the force is "keeping an open mind".
No arrests have yet been made in the cases. We'll let you know if we hear any more.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Here's what's being reported on today's local news sites:
This afternoon will be cloudy and breezy with some patchy rain at times. It will feel warm in any brighter spells. Highs of 18C (64F).
Here was the scene in Longthorpe a short while ago, taken by Weather Watcher 'Paul's Patch'.
#BBCUnsungHero
There are 15 people who will be named a BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero around the UK once again this year and one of those from last year - Carl Eaton - has revealed the impact the award has had on him and the work he does...
Carl Eaton has run the Skem Men-Aces in Skelmersdale since 2009
"If you know anybody who is worthy of this award, nominate them," Carl adds. "It will be the best thing you ever did."
Nominate an Unsung Hero from your area here - and hurry as nominations close on Sunday, 23 October.
Helen Burchell
BBC News
This poor cow found itself in a whole lot of trouble when it slipped into a water-filled ditch and began gradually sinking in the mud.
Image source, Cambs Fire and Rescue ServiceThe cow was spotted almost submerged in a muddy ditch in Coe Fen, Cambridge, at about 19:00 yesterday, but the fire service told me it had been there for several hours before officers were alerted.
It took two crews more than two hours to free the animal, using specialist rescue equipment including harnesses.
"Its legs were completely submerged and the mud was half way up its body," station commander Wayne Swales said.
The cow was eventually freed and appeared no worse for its lengthy mud bath, a spokeswoman added.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live
A man who died in a collision on the A1122 at Fincham, near Downham Market, has been described as having a "love of life."
The family of Christopher Fuller, 21 of Three Holes, near Wisbech, say: "He made us proud every day... we will remember his cheeky smirk, his laugh and his love of people and animals... our beautiful boy will be loved and missed forever."
The collision occurred at 21:30 on 8 September.
Image source, Family photoAdam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
The first of a series of public meetings is being held this afternoon, focussing on the £1.5bn upgrade of the A14.
The meeting will be at Offord Village Hall, between 14:00 and 20:00.
Image source, Highways EnglandThe proposed work includes:
Construction work on the improvements is due to start later this year. Highways England says the upgraded A14 will be open to traffic in 2020.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
I've just heard back from Cambridgeshire Police, which has confirmed a cash machine was raided at a St Neots bank in the early hours.
Offenders used a vehicle to pull the machine from the foyer of Halifax on the High Street.
Sledgehammers were then used to force it open. It is believed money was taken.
Image source, GoogleThey then left in what is believed to be a blue Ford Focus. A grey/green Daihatsu Sportrak was left at the scene.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.
