Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We've just heard back from Cambridgeshire Police who have given us the latest on the crash that happened at about 19:25 in Cambridge yesterday (pictures below).

They say that the Audi, which crashed into a housing development site on Water Lane in Chesteron, was believed to have been stolen.

The vehicle was followed by officers after being spotted on High Street, Chesterton, and they ended up deploying a stinger to try and stop the car.

The occupants of the car fled the scene.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We've been sent footage of a car that crashed into a housing development in the Chesteron area of Cambridge yesterday evening.

We've got calls in to the police to find out more about it, and will update you when we have more information.

The builders' screening fencing has taken a hit at the site on Water Lane - as you can see more clearly in this tweet:

Helen Burchell
BBC News

They breed like rabbits, as the saying goes - and for very good reason.

Thirteen rabbits were taken into care after a family in Longstanton worked out their two new boy bunnies were in fact, a couple.

Image source, Fenland Animal Rescue

"They bought the pets in good faith, but the problem is, it only takes 30 days for a rabbit to give birth, and an hour later they can conceive again," said Josh Flanagan, from Fenland Animal Rescue.

His team responded to reports of stray rabbits on an estate, and on Sunday took 13 away from the family's garden.

"We think there were up to 25 at one point and a number are on the loose, so we've had to set humane traps around the estate to round them up," Mr Flanagan added.

Image source, Fenland Animal Rescue

He took away six males, five females and two "tiny babies".

"The family was really upset about what had happened. They'd tried to do right by the animals and had tried to get help, but were just overwhelmed," he added.

"In the end they were just thankful that we had come along to help them."

Image source, Fenland Animal Rescue

Jonathan Park
BBC Look East sport

Dedicated diver Owen Harrison has been taking his training to the next level, making a 240-mile (390km) round trip six times a week on the search for gold medals.

The 15-year-old travels from his home in Huntingdon to Sheffield every day except Sunday.

He is in his final year of GCSEs, but when he is not cramming for exams, he is diving for medals.

Last year he won a silver medal at the European Junior Championships and grabbed a team gold at the World Juniors.

His next target is the 2024 Olympics when he will be 23.

"Sometimes the travelling [time] is more than the actual training itself," said Harrison.

"But I just love the club I go to and the sport so much.

"I just think it's worth it."

A Haverhill businessman, who won £148m on the Euromillions draw with his wife five years ago, has given the Cambridge Rock Festival, external a new lease of life.

Adrian Bayford (pictured with his wife Gillian, from whom he has since separated) is hosting the festival in the grounds of his home at Horseheath, Cambridgeshire.

Festival founder Dave Roberts said it was an expansion of Mr Bayford's musical interest: "I know Adrian would like to do lots of things with his estate and great, he's a lovely fellow, and absolutely into his music.

"He has come to us with love of music so the two have kind of knitted together."

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Cambridgeshire has been named one of the worst places in the UK for the number of minor roads needing maintenance.

The percentage of non-M, A or B roads needing attention here has jumped from 18% ten years ago, to 33% in 2015-16 - that's almost double the national average of around 16%.

Image source, Getty Images

New Department for Transport figures show only a handful of London suburbs, Sheffield and North East Lincolnshire have more.  

However in Peterborough it's reduced from 19% to 16%.

A Cambridgeshire County Council spokesperson said the highways budget has been reduced, and roads are prioritised based on those that carry the most traffic.

Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live

It might not feel like cricket weather outside - but Nottinghamshire begin their season later (11:00) with a three-day friendly against Cambridge MCCU at Fenner's. 

Image source, Tony Marshall/Getty Images

The students will be given an examination of a different kind with Nottinghamshire having included England internationals Alex Hales, Samit Patel, Stuart Broad (pictured below) and Harry Gurney in their XI. 

Nottinghamshire have another friendly against Glamorgan before beginning their season at Leicestershire on Friday 7 April. 

Image source, David Rogers/Getty Images

Head coach Peter Moores told the club's official website:, external "We won’t be able to get everybody away in this game that’s in with a chance of playing against Leicestershire, but we’ll get to do that over the two games." 

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Another misty and murky start to the day. 

It'll brighten up later, with some sunny spells followed by showers.

Feeling warm, with temperatures reaching 17C (62F).

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Hope you're well this morning and can see through the fog that seems to have blanketed the county...

We'll be here until 18:00 with the latest news, sport, weather and travel from around the county.

First up, a full weather forecast for the day.

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

A man shot dead by police at a house in Cambridgeshire had a criminal record, a pre-inquest review hears.

Live updates for Cambridgeshire have now finished.

Any breaking news will appear here through the evening and overnight.

We'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the news, weather, sport and travel you need.

Will see you then.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

It should remain dry tonight, with some mist and fog , and a patchy frost.

Temperatures falling to 3C (37F).

The mist and fog will clear more quickly tomorrow than it did today. We'll then see some sunny spells but also some showers which could turn heavy and thundery.

Top temperatures, in the sunshine, could reach 20C (68F).

Click on BBC Weather to find a more detailed forecast for where you live.

BBC Radio 5 live

Last week we brought you news of a mural that was being created in Peterborough to celebrate Britain's diversity.

Well, here's the finished piece...

It was created by 15 people from Peterborough, which after the Brexit vote was revealed as one of the UK's most eurosceptic cities.

Watch the videos to find out more about the project.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

A man has pleaded not guilty to an attack on  Valentine's Day  that led to a man dying of his injuries in hospital.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Mitchell Bird, 29, of Cox Close, Wisbech, pleaded not guilty at Cambridge Crown Court to murdering 35-year-old Bradley Carter (pictured).

Mr Carter, of West Walton, Norfolk, was attacked at a house in Wisbech on 14 February and died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn five days later. 

A trial date was provisionally set for 7 August and Mr Bird was remanded in custody.

A man arrested in connection with a rape in Newmarket  at the weekend has been bailed.

Image source, Google

Police were contacted in the early hours of Sunday, after a girl in her late teens told police she had been walking in the area of Fred Archer Way (pictured, known locally as Yellow Brick Road), when she was approached by a man who then raped her. 

The man has been released on police bail and is due to return to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre on Tuesday, 27 June.

It is believed that the 18-year-old man and the victim are known to each other and inquiries are ongoing.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A Peterborough city councillor elected to represent Parnwell has died at the age of 47.

Conservative Marcus Sims was elected in May 2016.

Image source, Peterborough City Council

John Holdich, leader of the council, said: "It came as a real shock to hear of the death of Mr Sims and the news has been met with great sadness across the council by officers and fellow councillors.

"On behalf of everyone at the council, I would like to offer my sincere and heartfelt condolences to his family and friends."

Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson also tweeted his condolences...

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A 13-year-old boy who was knocked off his bike remains in a serious condition in hospital following a crash in St Ives on Friday.

The collision, involving a black Nissan Juke, happened at about 15:00 on Ramsey Road.

No-one has been arrested and police are continuing to appeal for witnesses.

BBC Weather

After this morning's low cloud, any lingering overnight mist or fog will clear as the day goes on.

Largely unbroken sunshine is then expected, leading to a warm day.

Highs of 15C (59F).

BBC Weather has more.

If you were wondering why March Town Reserves' regular match updates on Twitter weren't so regular on Saturday, here's why...  

They don't call the non-league Cambridgeshire side "multi-skilled March Town" for nothing!

An air ambulance regularly piloted by the Duke of Cambridge "narrowly avoided" a mid-air crash with a drone, a report said.

UK Airprox Board investigators said the Eurocopter 145, used by the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA), missed the remote-controlled machine "by chance" when it came within 98ft (30m) of the emergency vehicle.

The incident happened 1,900ft (579m) above London on 26 August, at about 19:45.

There had been "high risk" of a crash, "endangering the EC145 and its crew" over a busy area, the  report , external said.

Image source, Olivia Howitt

Prince William was not in the aircraft at the time, but the EAAA said it had been flown repeatedly by the royal during his work for the service.

The drone was flying above its permitted altitude and the near-miss was the highest category of risk, the report stated.

The ambulance control room was contacted by the pilot telling them to inform the police.

The drone pilot was never found.

In January, Prince William said he would be  leaving his role as a pilot  for the air ambulance charity to spend more time in London, where his children will be schooled.