Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

It will be a dry start with some sunny spells, but cloud will thicken through this afternoon, with outbreaks of rain spreading in from the south east towards evening.

Feeling cool under the cloud cover with outbreaks of rain affecting mainly eastern parts. 

Maximum temperature: 14C (57F). BBC Weather has more.

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Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

Most places will be dry, but staying rather cloudy.

There's the chance of a few isolated showers on the coast and across north Norfolk.

Turning chilly, with temperatures reaching a low of 6C (42F).

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Tomorrow will be a mainly dry but chilly day, with some bright and sunny spells.

Maximum temperature: 13C (55F).

BBC Weather has more details for where you live.

BBC Radio 5 live

Earlier we brought you the story that Louis Smith had appeared on BBC 5 Live, apologising after being caught on video apparently mocking Islam.

He went on air to explain his "shameful" behaviour, and talked about how he's received death threats. 

You can see part of the interview below. 

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Peterborough manager Grant McCann admits several players are struggling with knocks ahead of the trip to Fleetwood on Saturday.

"We've picked up a few little niggles, but I'm hoping those three or four players will be alright for the weekend," he said.

McCann wouldn't divulge which players were on the treatment table, but both Marcus Maddison and Chris Forrester picked up knocks last Saturday. 

Michael Smith is available after returning from international duty, while Lee Angol, Brad Inman and Jermaine Anderson have long-term injuries.  

Image source, Reuters

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Here are the stories making the local papers: 

• The Peterborough Telegraph, external reports on how a mother facing eviction from St Michael’s Gate in Parnwell says she doesn’t want to let her five-month-old daughter down as she looks for a new home
• A cannabis factory was closed down in Ferry Lane, Newton, yesterday after police received a call from a member of the public, according to Wisbech Standard, external. 
• A new public 'piazza' at Cambridge Station is set to open next week, following a two-and-a-half year, £4m renovation, as featured in Cambridge News, external

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

The decision to award councillors at Peterborough City Council an allowance increase has been defended by the deputy leader of the Conservatives.

Wayne Fitzgerald said the amount was set by an independent panel, and not the council.

He added it was "appropriate" to accept the offer now, as they've turned down a rise for the past seven years and if they kept on delaying the increase it would "buildup and cause a bigger problem in the future".

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

Not everyone was for councillors in Peterborough having an allowance increase.  

Although the Conservative Group on Peterborough City Council approved a 30% increase, the Labour Group voted against the proposal, and the Liberal Democrats abstained.  

Mohammed Jamil, the Labour leader of the council, says it is not "appropriate" when the council has to take over £20m from its budget.

Image source, Geograph/Paul Bryan

We've approached the Conservative Group for a response.

As part of his first Get Inspired show on Radio 5 live, Olympic gold medallist Darren Campbell has taken Rio 2016 hockey champion Sam Quek back to her first Premiership hockey club.

Sam talks about her journey through hockey, how she nearly turned her back on the game and how she and the team are inspiring the next generation.

You can hear more of the interview with Sam - and lots more about getting into sport - from 20:30 BST tonight.

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

An expenses rise of almost 30% is being given to councillors in Peterborough. 

Politicians voted for the increase at a meeting last night. 

It was recommended by an independent panel and means councillors can now claim a basic allowance of over £10,000, when it used to be just under £8,000. 

It is the first rise since 2009, and will cost the council £186,000.

Image source, Geograph/Michael Dibb

BBC Weather Watchers

This fantastic picture of a rainbow over Cambridge was caught this morning by BBC Weather Watcher ebb&flow. 

Although there was some rain this morning, it looks like this afternoon is going to be drier and brighter. 

You, too, can become a BBC Weather Watcher. 

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

A decision is expected to be made today on the route of a new bus way to the West of Cambridge.

It's hoped the track will eventually link Cambridge to Cambourne, following the A428. 

The preferred option being considered by the Great Cambridge City Deal board today, external is an off-road route costing £142m. But concerns have been raised about the impact on the environment and local communities. 

Image source, Greater Cambridge City Deal

Paul Stainton
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Roland Sinker is the CEO of Addenbrooke's, having started the job in November last year. 

He's in charge of 9,000 members of staff and it's his job to improve the hospital's current "requires improvement" rating with the CQC., external

He told me they were improving and they're "on a journey to putting this hospital back where it really should be, in the top three of four in the country".

His priorities are making the best use of the money they have and making sure people aren't unnecessarily being kept in hospital. 

British athletics needs a successor to Jessica Ennis-Hill following her retirement from the sport and the lady herself wants to help people be more active and find a way into sport - starting with two fun days combining music and running.

"For me it's about communicating my experiences about keeping fit with the general public," she says. "To help people take those first steps to being more active than they already are and finding a way into sport."

Find out how anyone can get involved with just about any sport with our special guides.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Not only will there be lots of cake at Addenbrooke's Hospital today to mark its 250th birthday, a new museum is being unveiled. 

It's situated along the "Clown Corridor", next to the concourse. 

The archives used to be in the basement but now things like tonsil guillotines, account books, medical bags and old paperwork will be on show. 

One of the account books show that in the first year the hospital opened, 263 patients were seen and 26 died.

The first baby to be born at Addenbrooke's on its 250th birthday is Juliet. 

She came into the world at 03:06 this morning and weighs 2.930kg, that's a healthy 6lb and 5 oz.  

BBC Radio 5 live

Louis Smith, from Peterborough, has admitted on BBC 5 Live that he finds it hard being a "role model." 

"I got diagnosed with ADHD when I was seven years old, I've come from a single parent family, I grew up on a council estate, I've been surrounded by tough places, tough education.

"The only thing that has been a saving grace to me has been the support for my mum and my gymnastics. I've bounced through life making mistakes, I'm constantly making mistakes and constantly learning from them."

He says he knows he let people down and upset his mum but he thinks "she brought me up to be a better human being than this".

Image source, Reuters