Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A man who died after crashing on Huntingdon Road in Cambridge on Friday has been named as 30-year-old John Michael Roche.

He was known to family and friends as Jack and lived just around the corner from the crash site on Bandon Road.

Police said Mr Roche was driving a blue Volkswagen Golf GTE at 03:45 when he lost control and struck a lamp post. 

He was taken to hospital, but later died of his injuries.  

The crash happened close to the junction with Thornton Road, shutting the road for the majority of the morning.

No-one else was hurt.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A suspected drink driver ended up in hospital with serious injuries after this happened in Peterborough yesterday...

Image source, BCH Roads Policing

The car flipped over on Chestnut Avenue at about 16:40.

Police say there was only one vehicle involved in the crash.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Meanwhile, Cambridge United boss Shaun Derry was full of praise for his team after their 0-0 draw at home to Stevenage on Saturday.

The U's put up a great defensive display to keep out a side that had won nine of their last 11 games going in to the clash.

"Stevenage are the form side of the table. They've beaten everyone that's come in front of them recently, but they've not beat us," said Derry.

Image source, Getty Images

"It was a close encounter for both teams, but it's a draw we'll take the positives from.

"It was definitely not a negative performance."

The draw means the U's are still poised for a push to the League Two play-off places.

They have a game in hand and take a four match unbeaten away run to Accrington tomorrow.

Nick Fairbairn
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Peterborough boss Grant McCann was full of praise for his "super sub" Junior Morias, whose 90th minute sweetly struck goal from outside the box was enough to give Posh all three points - beating Gillingham 1-0 away from home .

"It thought the game itself was poor," said McCann.

"But the goal itself was worthy of winning the game. [The ball] just flew didn't it." 

Image source, Getty Images

"I was delighted for Junior and he's knocking at the door for a start."

The win sees Posh move up to 11th in League One, although dreams of the play-offs may just be out of reach.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

Looks like the Monday morning blues has hit the train line into London - nothing like that to get you in the mood for work!

Greater Anglia has also issued a reminder to claim back compensation.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

There's a cloudy, misty and murky start to the day for some of us, but the good news is, it'll turn a little brighter later on this morning. 

The low cloud will be quite quick to lift, particularly in the south of the region, but parts of north Norfolk and Suffolk could potentially remain cloudy for much of the day and with the on-shore, north-easterly breeze it's going to struggle with the temperatures, with a maximum of 8C (46F) there.

Away from that, in the sunshine, we could get up to 16C (61F).

Watch my full forecast here:

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Welcome to a brand new week of live updates for Cambridgeshire on Monday, 27 March 2016.

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 on what has started as a horribly grey day. 

A police cordon remains in place while the investigation into the rape continues.

A girl with cerebral palsy who once modelled for a clothes retailer has seen her condition improve.

A man painted red lines at a school crossing to help a lollipop lady manage pupils more effectively.

Promotion-chasing Stevenage are held to a draw by Cambridge United in League Two.

Junior Morias scores a late winner as Peterborough keep their faint play-off hopes alive with victory at Gillingham.