Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

It's been confirmed Huntingdon Waitrose will close in the autumn after bosses said they would be "exercising the break clause in the lease", allowing them to shut the store.

The supermarket on St Benedict's Court is more than 40 years old.

Waitrose said the investment needed at the store was "unlikely to allow it to be profitable over the long-term".

Image source, Michael Trolove/Geograph

Neil Westbrook, head of retail operations, said: "This is very much a last resort, but we have not been able to find a way to make the shop profitable.

"We understand the disappointment this will cause and are incredibly grateful to those who have expressed their support."

The store, which employs about 100 members of staff, will close on Tuesday, 5 September. 

A petition set up to try and save it from closure gathered almost 2,000 signatures. 

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

East Midlands Trains say, external there's been a failure of the electricity supply at the Doncaster signal box, which is causing problems:

• Trains are unable to run between Doncaster and Lincoln Central on the Doncaster-Peterborough route
• No service between Lincoln and Newark Northgate on the Grimsby/Lincoln-Leicester route
• Trains on the Norwich/Nottingham/Liverpool line are being diverted and won't stop at Grantham
• Nottingham/Grantham/Skegness trains won't stop at Grantham either

The furry and somewhat vicious critter stunned homeowners when they saw it staring back at them.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

This was the scene a short while ago after a single car crashed on Huntingdon Road in Cambridge during the early hours.

The male driver suffered "serious abdominal injuries", according to the ambulance service. He has been taken to hospital.

We've just heard the southbound carriageway has reopened - the northbound side remains shut.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

I've just had some more information sent to me regarding the crash near Girton College in Cambridge early this morning...

A man is in a critical condition in hospital after the car he was driving crashed on the A1307 Huntingdon Road at about 03:45.

The road remains closed from the BP garage to the A14 Girton interchange, and police say it is "expected to remain closed for some time".

We will keep you updated through the day.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

An early travel update to tell you about this morning...

The A1307 Huntingdon Road in Cambridge - one of the main routes into the city from the A14 - is still closed due to a crash near Girton College at 04:00.

It's shut in both directions between the Girton interchange for the A14/M11 and Castle Street in Cambridge.

Expect heavy traffic on your commute to work.

We've got calls in to the emergency services and will update you when we know more.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

This morning will be cloudy and breezy, but dry. The cloud will gradually break up during the afternoon, so it will become sunny and mild later with a high of 12C (54F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website .

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome back to live updates for Cambridgeshire on Friday, 24 March. It's great to have your company.

As ever, we'll be here until 18:00 with all the latest news from around the county as it happens.

Who else noticed the stunning sunrise around the county?

This was captured by BBC Weather Watcher FenlandSandy.

A full weather forecast, on what is looking to be a very nice day, is coming up.

You can get in touch with the team by email , Twitter, external and Facebook, external .

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

That's it for another blowy, sunny day across the county. 

Scroll down to find out what's been going on across Cambridgeshire today and to catch up on the weather forecast. 

If anything breaks later we'll still pop it on here. And you can still get in touch - do send us your pictures via  Twitter,, externalFacebook, external  or  email .

We'll be back to do it all again from 08:00 tomorrow.

Have a lovely evening. 

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

A chilly but bright end to the day with sunny spells across the BBC East region.  

It will turn a little cloudy from the east during the evening and overnight, but the breeze will keep temperatures a little higher, with lows in the west dropping to 3 or 4C (37-40F).

On Friday, any early cloud will clear to give brighter weather with sunny spells.  

Feeling warmer than today in many places, but still cooler on the coast in the north-easterly wind. 

Top temperature 12C (54F).

Wherever you live, you can get a full forecast from BBC Weather .

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

If you're wondering what the latest is on plans to dual the A47 in Cambridgeshire - nip over to the Haycock Hotel this evening. 

Highways England, external is putting all the plans on display until 20:00.

It's all part of a massive improvement programme for six sections of the 115-mile A47 between Peterborough and the east coast.

Among the proposals - dualling the 1.5-mile single carriageway between Wansford and Sutton - and improving the A47 junction at Guyhirn. 

If you're a regular motorist round there you know how congested they get.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

King's Lynn Town have moved to ease their defensive injury worries. 

They've signed Peterborough United youngster Sam Cartwright on a work experience deal which will keep him at The Walks until the end of the season. 

The Linnets lost three of their back four, Ryan Fryatt, Sam Gaughran and Tom Ward, during their 2-1 defeat by St. Neots on Tuesday night.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

The Cambridge and District Volunteer Centre, external is to close on 21 April. 

The charity is closing down but all inquiries will be dealt with by the Cambridge Council for Voluntary Services, external , which will help and support community and voluntary groups across Cambridge, South Cambridgeshire and Fenland. 

It says it can no longer operate after the county council "changed the way in which funding was allocated".

Image source, Cambridge & District Volunteer Centre

Cambridgeshire County Council says changes had to be made, as it was funding nine separate contracts but is now funding one single group instead.

The 16th Century book on anatomy has had a triangular piece of diagram removed by its original owner.

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

Take a look at this.

Despite new laws coming into force on 1 March, doubling the fine for drivers caught on the phone, the Beds, Cambs and Herts Roads Policing Unit is still catching HGV drivers in the act.  

Anyone caught using their mobile phone behind the wheel will now receive a fine of £200, and six points on their licence.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

In his first interview since assistant manager Lee Glover left Peterborough United last week, manager Grant McCann says he's "big enough and tough enough" to regroup and move on.  

Glover (pictured) was appointed as McCann's assistant last summer, but left the club earlier this week due to a disagreement with the owner, Darragh MacAnthony, over tactics.

McCann said: "It's always disappointing to see a good man lose his job, and it's unfortunate it's come to this, but as a squad we've united over the course of this week. 

"The chairman owns the club and can make any decision he wants to make. Nobody is ever safe and that's the world of football these days.

"There'll be no rushing to make an appointment. We just want to concentrate on Gillingham this weekend."

Posh have won only four matches in League One since Christmas.   

Image source, Getty Images

A book of condolence for the Westminster attack has been opened at Peterborough City Council.

A special ceremony is taking place at the Town Hall at 17:00 to mark the opening of the book.

The council says faith and community leaders from across the city will stand "shoulder to shoulder" to show their solidarity. 

Image source, Peterborough City Council

The union jack is flying at half mast over the Town Hall.

Image source, Peterborough City Council

Emma Maclean
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Image source, Cambridgeshire County Council

More than 23,000 illegal cigarettes and 1.6kg (3.5lbs) of tobacco have been seized from two locations in Wisbech. 

Specialist trained dogs managed to sniff them out. 

The raids were organised by Cambridgeshire Trading Standards with the support of Cambridgeshire Police. 

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Earlier we reported that Cambridgeshire Police was "monitoring" the current threat in the county after yesterday's terror attacks in London. 

The force has sent us more information, confirming that extra patrols are taking place in key locations in the county, including public areas.

It's urging the public to "remain vigilant" and if anyone sees anything that causes concern or raises suspicions to get in touch, external .

Image source, Reuters