Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

An environmental campaigner and a climate scientist, both based in Cambridge, have co-authored a climate change book with help from royalty.

The 52-page guide to climate change is co-written by Tony Juniper and British Antarctic Survey scientist Dr Emily Shuckburgh, along with the Prince of Wales.

The book aims to explain the complex subject of climate change in a simple form.

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Ms Shuckburgh told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire it was "an absolute pleasure" to work with Prince Charles.

"He was very heavily involved from the start", she said.

"We sat around the same table and went through every page of the book together.

"Hopefully the book will be accessible to anyone and everyone."

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

We are starting off this morning with another widespread frost and we've got a few early outbreaks of rain too so some of this rain will refreeze onto the roads and pavements - there's a Met Office warning of ice for the rest of the morning.

Through the afternoon it's going to stay rather grey and cloudy, and with a slight shift of wind direction, temperatures will get up to between 3C and 5C (37F to 41F).

Watch my full regional forecast here:

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Good morning from the Cambridgeshire Live team.

We'll be with you until 18:00 keeping you up-to-date with the latest news, sport, weather and travel from around the county.

It's still very cold out there this morning. I had to put double elbow grease into my windscreen scraping!

A full weather forecast for the day is on its way shortly.

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A thief got more than he bargained for when he stole a car only to find a baby strapped into the back seat.

A motorcyclist caught speeding at 160mph (256km/h) in Cambridgeshire is spared jail but banned for a year.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

That's it from the Cambridgeshire Live team on Friday - we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow, bringing you the news, sport, travel and weather updates as they happen.

Our coverage today has seen some big stories:

• Rory McGrath was given a suspended prison sentence after admitting harassing a woman
• Biker sentenced over 160mph burst on A47
• 60mph limit on lane to be reviewed after horses nearly hit by van

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Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

Cloud will clear from the north, bringing clear spells and a widespread hard frost. But after more cloud develops later in the night, temperatures should rise. Minimum temperature: -3C (26F).

Tomorrow will start cold with some bright spells, but cloud will increase from the north. This could bring sleet or light snow.

Maximum temperature 4-7C.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

A motorcyclist caught travelling at "one of the highest" speeds ever recorded on a Cambridgeshire road has been sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work. 

Simon Anthony, 56, of Orchard Mews, Woodston, appeared today at Cambridge Crown Court after pleading guilty to speeding at an earlier hearing. 

He was clocked at 160mph on a BMW bike on the A47 at Thorney, on Sunday 14 August. The limit along the stretch is 70mph (112km/h).

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Judge Gareth Hawkesworth heard that there had been few vehicles on the road at the time, it had been a bright day and the ground was dry.

"Driving a motorcycle at 160mph, even with dry conditions and in broad daylight, is extremely dangerous," he told him. "Not least to you."

Anthony was clocked on a laser device by officers from the road policing unit, as they sat in a lay-by off the dual carriageway.

Officers said the speed - more than twice the national limit - was "one of the highest" they had ever recorded. 

PC Dave Black said the road "was not a racetrack".

"My immediate thought was, this is going very fast," he said.

"But when I saw 160mph on the laser, I was shocked. He's certainly the fastest person I've ever stopped."

BBC Weather Watchers

It has been generally cloudy today, with isolated mist and fog patches, but our Weather Watchers managed to capture some colour.

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It's still feeling very cold in a brisk south-easterly wind and tonight low cloud, mist and another widespread frost is expected - with isolated light wintry showers possible later on. 

Maximum temperature: 1C (34F).

More from BBC Weather.

Police have named the cyclist who died following a collision in Newmarket early on Tuesday morning.

He was Zoltan Domotor, 34, from Aureole Walk in the town.

Officers were called at 06:35 to reports of a collision between a cyclist and a car on the A1304 Barbara Stradbroke Avenue.

A 22-year-old man from Newmarket was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and has been bailed to return to police on 5 April.

Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

A pair of car thieves got more than they bargained for when they stole a silver Volvo - only to find a baby strapped into the back of the car.

The victim had left the car near a shop on London Road in Kimbolton at 15:30 yesterday, when the car was taken. 

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Cambridgeshire Police believes the thief was a passenger in a blue Peugeot which stopped nearby.

The mother saw the car being taken and ran after it, shouting for it to stop.

The thief abandoned the car 100 yards (91m) down London Road and the baby was recovered safe and well.

PC Carl Harris said: "The car was stolen in broad daylight in a matter of seconds by a brazen thief who got more than he bargained for."

You can watch the footage on YouTube, external.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

A teenage girl was assaulted by a man on her way home from school in Sawtry yesterday afternoon. 

The 13-year-old girl walked passed a man standing next to a blue car in Rockingham Road, at 15:10, and he asked her if she wanted a lift. 

When she refused he grabbed her by the wrist. She broke free and managed to run home.

The offender is described by police as white, around 5ft 10in tall, in his early 40s and of medium build.

A motorcyclist caught travelling at 160mph (256km/h) on a Cambridgeshire road has been sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work. 

The BMW bike was seen by police going "horrendously fast" on the A47 at Thorney, at about 17:20 on 14 August.

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Simon Anthony, 56, from Peterborough, appeared today at Cambridge Crown Court for sentencing after pleading guilty to one count of speeding last month. 

He was also fined £400, disqualified from driving for 12 months and must take a test before getting his licence back.

More on the story we brought you yesterday on the closure of some branches of the Norwich and Peterborough Building Society.

The N&P was taken over by the Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) six years ago, who promised to retain the brand for two years and not close any branches. 

YBS said one of the reasons for the move is that banking market has changed with more customers preferring to do their banking online.

Across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire, 28 branches will disappear, putting jobs at risk. The remaining 17 branches will be rebranded under the YBS name.

Mike Regnier, chief executive of YBS, says they haven't confirmed anything about the number of jobs to be lost.

The society will enter a consultation process with those who could be affected, and it "could take up to 18 months in some cases".

"That gives us as much time as we can to find roles for as many people as possible and we'll redouble efforts to make sure as many of those colleagues as possible can find roles within the business."

The N&P has its headquarters in Peterborough, and Mr Regnier says the site will remain part of the Yorkshire Building Society.

Peterborough United manager Grant McCann slept at the club's training ground after Tuesday's 2-0 defeat by Oldham.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

Cyclists are going to be allowed to bike in both directions on more of Cambridge's one-way streets, in a bid to beat traffic congestion.

They will also be allowed to ignore no-entry signs on designated streets. 

It's hoped it will be a "cost-effective" way to expand the city's cycle network and encourage people to get on their bikes for short journeys.

The city council, external wanted streets including Argyle Road, Collier Road and Guest Road to be part of the scheme. 

It follows a successful Department for Transport trial 10 years ago in places including Mawson Road.

Helen Burchell
BBC News

A man in his 50s has been treated in hospital after being assaulted by two men in March town centre.

Police were called after reports of violence in Station Road at about 19:30 yesterday.

Image source, Andrew Stockbridge

The man was treated at the scene by the ambulance service and taken to Peterborough City Hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries. 

The men are described as white.

Police said one of the men was wearing a grey hooded top, with the hood up, and grey jogging bottoms. The other was in a black coat.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

Rory McGrath's wife Nicola left Huntingdon Magistrates' Court with her husband's arm around her, after she had heard about a catalogue of deceit.

McGrath admitted harassing a woman after she had ended their affair.

His wife appeared to shake as some of the evidence was read.

Angela Rafferty, mitigating, said of McGrath, from Cambridge, and the complainant: "He was in love with her. He thought she loved him."

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The woman, described as a writer and broadcaster, is "a much younger and very attractive and glamorous woman", the lawyer said. 

"While Mr McGrath may not thank me for saying this, it may be that there's a mid-life crisis element to this from her enthusiastic sexual interest in him." 

She said the rejection caused McGrath "real and genuine pain" and the situation "escalated". 

"His marriage has been threatened but it's the case that he's now today a sad and wise man," added Ms Rafferty. 

"Their relationship is healing and her (Mrs McGrath) ability to be magnanimous and understand his conduct is nothing short of phenomenal. 

"She's not someone who came into his life since he was successful. They've been together since they were students."

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

Rory McGrath 60, was spared jail because of the mitigation heard in his favour and his guilty plea at Huntingdon Magistrates' Court, a judge said.

Between June 2015 and August 2016, comedian and TV star McGrath harassed a woman who had ended their long-standing affair, by sending her emails, approaching her in the street and following her. He also sent letters to the woman's husband.

District judge Ken Sheraton, sentencing, said: "This was a persistent, consistent and controlling imposition of yourself on the victim and those close to her." 

He noted McGrath, of Grantchester Street in Cambridge, went to the workplace of the complainant's husband and also close to her workplace, and he said there was "use or threats of use" of photos. 

The judge said only a custodial sentence was appropriate, but he felt able to suspend this after hearing mitigation including McGrath's guilty plea.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

Rory McGrath has been given a 10-week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, after pleading guilty to a single charge of harassment at Huntingdon Magistrates' Court. 

They Think It's All Over star McGrath, 60, whose wife Nicola was in court to support him, admitted harassing a writer and broadcaster he had first met in the 1990s. 

He was also given a five-year restraining order, banning him from contacting his victim, her three children, her husband, or her current partner. 

He was also ordered to pay £200 costs. 

A physical relationship between McGrath and the woman lasted from November 2010 to May 2015, the court heard. 

The last act of intimacy took place between the two of them in May 2015 after which McGrath, of Grantchester Street in Cambridge, tried but failed to get a reconciliation.