Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Take care if you're due to head on the A142 at Mepal shortly. Police are currently attending an overturned trailer on the road.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

Was it the coldest morning of the autumn?

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

More than £5,000 has now been raised for the family of Paul McCann, who died in Sunday's Great Eastern Run in Peterborough.

The father of two was close to the finish line when he collapsed.

A fundraising page was set up for Mr McCann's family yesterday, surpassing its initial £200 target within hours.

Image source, Terry Harris / Paperpix.co.uk

BBC Sport

Four-time Olympic medallist Louis Smith may face "suspension or expulsion" by British Gymnastics over a video in which he apparently mocks Islam.

The video, filmed by Smith and obtained by a newspaper, appears to show him laughing while retired gymnast Luke Carson mimics Islamic prayer practices.

Image source, Getty Images

Smith, who trains in Huntingdon and won pommel horse silver at Rio 2016, later said he was "deeply sorry" for his "thoughtless actions".

British Gymnastics said: "We will be investigating the behaviours reported."

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

Two of the most controversial parts of the county council's plans to cut its budget are being discussed at a meeting of the children's committee this afternoon.

The authority needs to save £120m over the next five years.

The proposals included reducing the number of looked-after children and cutting the provision of children's centres.

Image source, Robin Drayton / Geograph

To save money it wanted to reduce the number of children taken into care by more than half, but in a report being discussed by councillors today this plan has been called "unsafe" and "unachievable". 

Also being discussed is a report giving more details on how to save £1m from children's centres, which provide support for families of under-fives around Cambridgeshire.

A statement from the county council says: "Vulnerable children will receive the best standard of care from us, and we want to ensure these children are only in our care for as long as is necessary." 

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

A cold start to the day, with patchy fog clearing slowly.

There'll be sunny spells, with scattered showers pushing inland from the North Sea and the easterly breeze will keep it chilly along the coast with temperatures reaching a peak of 15C (59F).

Watch my full regional forecast:

BBC Weather has more details for where you live.  

David Keller
BBC News

Right... own up, who pressed the winter button? 

I'm sure I was only wearing shorts a few weeks ago. Sigh.

Anyhow, if you've managed to defrost, stay with us today while we bring you live news, sport, weather and travel for Cambridgeshire.

I'm sure I don't need to tell you, but it's rather chilly and foggy out there this morning. We'll bring you a full weather forecast shortly - and remember to take care on the roads. 

BBC Weather Watcher "ebb&flow" posted this picture of the freezing fog in Cambridge this morning...

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers

In the news today - Cambridgeshire County Council has admitted its plan to reduce the number of children in its care is unsafe and unachievable. 

And a Fenland bus shelter has been transformed into a photo montage, showing life in the area during the last century.

As ever, you can get in touch with us with any news, pictures or comments via email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

That's us done for another Monday. Thanks for joining us. 

We'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow with live updates, but keep an eye on this page overnight for any breaking news.

We'll leave you with these Weather Watcher pictures of a rainbow above Cambridgeshire a short while ago... marvellous.

Have a great evening.  

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

Showers will gradually become confined mostly to coastal districts overnight, with many inland areas becoming dry with clear spells. Temperatures will fall to 2C (36F).

Mist patches will clear tomorrow morning to leave some sunny spells, especially at first, but cloud and occasional showers will tend to feed inland, most frequent near the coast. 

It will feel cool in the noticeable north-easterly breeze, with temperatures peaking at 16C (61F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Back in April she thought it was a joke, external. Now she's spent the weekend on stage with some of the biggest music names in the country.

Kyla, from Huntingdon, was asked by US rapper Drake if he could use her vocals on his hit track "One Dance". It shot to number one in at least 15 different countries - and on Saturday she got the chance to perform it at BBC Radio 1Xtra Live.

Watch her performance below ...

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The annual East of England Giant Vegetable Competition took place in Peterborough at the weekend, with some vast veg on display.Growers of massive marrows showed off their big ones in a bid to bag a new world record.Clive Bevan, organiser of the event, told us how to go big on our vegetables.

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

The MP for South Cambridgeshire, Heidi Allen, has spoken out in Parliament against the government's plans for grammar schools.

She told MPs that schools in Cambridgeshire still receive a lower amount of funding per pupil than some other areas of the country and she expressed concern that setting aside money for grammar schools could make things worse.

"How can [grammar schools] possibly be of higher priority than fixing the flawed funding model which has seen thousands of children seriously underfunded for decades in counties like mine?" she asked.

The education secretary Justine Greening said she was still determined to sort out the national funding formula but added that when it came to grammar schools, the government had an ambition for an "education that promotes social mobility". 

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Tributes have been pouring in on social media following the death of Paul McCann (pictured) at yesterday's Perkins Great Eastern Run.

Local football clubs, including Riverside FC who he played for, have taken to Twitter post their condolences.

Image source, Terry Harris / Paperpix.co.uk

A JustGiving page has also been set-up, which has so far amassed £2,600 for the family.

Posting on the site, Hayley Thurlow said: "I always knew Paul was an amazing caring and popular man... just a few of the many reasons I married him. 

"It really is overwhelming reading through all your lovely messages about him x something our children can forever treasure."

Phil Shepka
BBC Sport

You may have seen this article overnight about Cambridgeshire gymnast Louis Smith, who was filmed in a video leaked online suggesting he was mocking Islam.

Footage appears to show Smith, with fellow gymnast Luke Carson, laughing while pretending to pray and shouting "Allahu Akbar".

The Islamic phrase means "God is the greatest" in Arabic.

Smith has since issued an apology...

Sally Chidzoy
BBC Look East home affairs correspondent

The Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) says it is lodging a complaint to Cambridgeshire Police after a neo-Nazi rally went ahead in Haddenham last month.

Cambridgeshire Police said it had been told in advance the gathering was in aid of charity Help for Heroes so did not investigate.

A spokesman for the CAA said that in lodging the complaint it "expects the conduct of the police officers concerned to be investigated, and the neo-Nazi perpetrators identifiable from the video footage to be prosecuted".

Image source, .

East Cambridgeshire District Council said a temporary event notice was filed online for a "private party with music".

It said, like all applications, it was passed to the police to see if they had any objections and, as none were raised, the event went ahead.

We've contacted the force for comment.

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

We've just heard back from the ambulance service in relation to the death of a man who took part in the Perkins Great Eastern Run yesterday.

A spokesman said paramedics were "called to a pathway off Frank Perkins Parkway to a report that a man, believed to be in his 30s, had collapsed".

"An ambulance crew attended the scene and assisted a private ambulance crew, who were providing medical cover for the event".

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

We've just received a statement from Peterborough City Council, which confirms that a man died during yesterday's Perkins Great Eastern Run.

"On behalf of everyone involved in the organisation of the Perkins Great Eastern Run, we would like to say how saddened we are by the news.

"We would like to offer our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends at what must be an incredibly difficult time."

We'll keep you up-to-date with more news as we get it.

Martin Borley
BBC Radio Northampton

Yesterday saw the World Conker Championships in Southwick with a wide variety of competitors...

There was a team from the USA (below) - (l-r) Alex Egan, Tyler Knepper, Jaclyn Chateau, Dyan Jones and Carlton Shkabaka.

Slightly closer to home, these chaps (below) from Sutton Coldfield also got into the spirit of things (l-r) Paul Meadows, Steve Kesterton, Chris Hipkiss and Scott Hayley.

Martin Borley
BBC Radio Northampton

A new king has been crowned World Conker Champion after taking part in the annual games on the Northamptonshire-Cambridgeshire border for the first time.

Tom Dryden, from Earls Barton, described the news as "absolutely outstanding".

Lorna Clarke, from Oxford, took the the women's title. It's the second time she had entered the games.

Organisers said 190 competitors from countries including Russia, the USA and Japan took part in the event in Southwick, near Oundle, yesterday.

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

First reported in this morning's Peterborough Telegraph, Peterborough City Council has confirmed a man died during the Great Eastern Run yesterday.

We'll bring you more information as we have it.