David Keller
BBC News

I agree with the chap on the left - that is a bit of a head-scratcher...

It appears the recovery of the crashed plane at Duxford over the weekend hasn't gone entirely to plan.

The World War Two Mustang "Miss Velma" was taking part in the Flying Legends show when it ran into difficulties on Sunday and did an emergency landing in a field near the site. No-one was hurt.

We've contacted the museum and the police to find out more.

Peterborough United sign defender Liam Shephard on a two-year contract following his release by Swansea City.

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

I really enjoyed my morning at East Cambridgeshire District Council with pupils from Littleport Primary School - it was the perfect antidote to a very busy few months in politics.

The children on the school's own council were invited to the council chamber in Ely to find out how councils and voting works.

The pupils had their own election, complete with real ballot boxes and polling booths.

In the end there was a unanimous vote for the Save the World candidate, Michael Recycle.

After the mock election I spoke to some of the pupils and asked them what thought about politics.

Katie, 10, told me she thought the NHS should get more support and eight-year-old Santiago said if he was prime minister he'd make sure there were more bins.

Ben Fryer
BBC Essex sport

The jury has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of 13 men charged in connection with the attack in Southend which left Cambridge United fan Simon Dobbin with brain damage.

The judge at Basildon Crown Court has asked for unanimous verdicts.

One man has already admitted violent disorder, but the other 12 defendants deny that charge and all 13 deny conspiracy to commit violent disorder.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

I'm afraid there's some more sad news to report from overnight...

A woman died on the A1139 Eye Road in Peterborough after she was struck by a lorry.

It happened about 19:00 yesterday.

Sadly, officers have been unable to identify the victim or trace her next-of-kin and are asking for your help.

The woman has been described as being in her late 20s with long shoulder-length hair, slim and with a unicorn tattoo on her left shoulder.

She was wearing jeans, boots, a T-shirt, cardigan and a ring on her engagement finger.

Sgt Mark Dollard said: "We are keen to hear from anyone who recognises the description of this young woman and thinks they may know who she is.

"Unfortunately, despite our best efforts we have not been able to identify this lady and therefore have been unable to trace her family to pass on this sad news."

There was an "air of trouble" on the day a football fan was attacked and a left with brain damage, a court has heard.

As we've been reporting, the judgehas been summing up in the trial of 13 Southend United fans accused of attacking Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin, who lives in Mildenhall.

According to eyewitness evidence, there were reports of group of up to 15 men fighting close to the Railway Tavern.

Glass bottles, a hubcap and a black-eight ball were seen to be thrown, witnesses said.

The atmosphere was described as being "tense all day", there was an "air of trouble" and it all "kicked off at the doorway".

The defendants deny it was a premeditated revenge attack after a fight at a different pub, The Spread Eagle, before the game on Saturday, 21 March, 2015.

All 13 deny of the men conspiracy to commit violent disorder.

Twelve deny violent disorder.

The trial at Basildon Crown Court continues.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Here's a round-up of stories you may have missed over the weekend...

A car and a supermarket delivery van crashed on Broadway in Yaxley on Saturday evening.

The driver of the blue Mazda had to be cut from his vehicle and was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The van driver was not injured.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Meanwhile, this black Renault Clio came off the A1307 yesterday. Luckily there was only minor injuries.

It happened between Linton and Horseheath about 17:30.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Emergency services also attended this fire on Sixteen Foot Bank, Christchurch.

A car, van, shed and house were all damaged in the blaze.

It's being treated as arson and an inquiry has begun.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The A14 has now completed reopened following two separate crashes this morning between Cambridge and Newmarket.

A man died on the westbound carriageway between junction 35 and 36 when the motorbike he was riding collided with a lorry in the early hours.

Meanwhile, the air ambulance was called to a four-vehicle crash on the eastbound side between junction 35 and 33.

Cambridge United confirm head coach Shaun Derry will miss four pre-season games for a "small routine medical procedure".

Hibernian's Neil Lennon is confident of signing right-back Steven Whittaker but admits to missing out on Cambridge United's Luke Berry.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The A14 is completely shut between Cambridge and Newmarket this morning as two crashes have shut the road in both directions around Stow-cum-Quy.

Image source, Google

Here's what we know so far...

• Westbound closed between junction 35 for Stow-cum-Quy and 36 for Swaffham Bulbeck after a fatal crash about 02:00
• Traffic backed up to junction 38 past Newmarket

• Eastbound closed between junction 35 for Stow-cum-Quy and 33 for Milton due to a four-vehicle crash about 08:30
• Traffic back to junction 31 - the Girton interchange

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

To add to the already slow A14 this morning, the eastbound carriageway between junction 35 and junction 33 has closed due to a serious crash.

Four vehicles have collided and the air ambulance is on the scene.

One person is though to have suffered life-changing injuries.

Police say it happened about 08:35.

We'll keep you updated when we know more.

Helen Burchell
BBC News

We've been sent these images of the Mustang forced to make an emergency landing at the Flying Legends air show at Duxford on Sunday.

Image source, Paul Tolliday/Blue Sky Aerial Services

Image source, Paul Tolliday/Blue Sky Aerial Services

The World War Two Mustang "Miss Velma" came down in a field near the M11 as it was apparently coming in to land at the end of the show.

The pilot climbed out safely and no-one else was injured, an Imperial War Museum spokesman confirmed.

Image source, Paul Tolliday/Blue Sky Aerial Services

Paul Tolliday captured the plane in flight during the show and later after it landed in the field.

"All we heard was a very solid bang, and my son just shouted 'he has crashed'," Mr Tolliday told us.

"There was a huge dust cloud and looking through my camera I could see the pilot had got out.

"It was very scary."

A judge will continue summing up this morning in the trial of 13 Southend United football fans accused of attacking a man and leaving him with brain damage.

Image source, Family Photo

Cambridge United fan Simon Dobbin, who lives in Mildenhall, has been unable to walk or talk since the attack in Southend in March 2015.

The prosecution at Basildon Crown Court described it as a "carefully prepared ambush".

The trial has been heard the group wanted to attack any Cambridge supporters in "revenge" for an earlier fight.

All of the men deny charges of conspiracy to commit violent disorder.

Twelve of them are also charged with violent disorder.

All bar one denies the second charge.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We've just had it confirmed a motorbike rider died after colliding with a lorry on the A14 in the early hours of this morning.

The crash happened at about 02:00 between junction 35 for Stow-cum-Quy and junction 36 for Swaffham Bulbeck in Cambridgeshire.

The westbound carriageway has been closed since the crash and police can't yet confirm when it will reopen.

We've heard it's causing traffic problems all the way back past Newmarket at junction 38.

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

A dry and sunny start to the day but that could change later.

The Met Office has a yellow warning of thundery showers from 10:00 to 18:00, with localised flooding.

Temperatures peaking at 24C (75F).

BBC Weather has a more detailed forecast for where you live.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Welcome to a brand new week of live updates for Cambridgeshire on Monday, 10 July.

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

We'll start this morning with some traffic news and the A14 is currently closed westbound between junction 36 and junction 35 due to a crash between a HGV and motorbike.

The road has been closed since around 02:00 and is expected to remain shut for a while due to investigation work.

Queues are currently back to junction 38 and a diversion is in place.

We'll update you when we know more.

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No-one was hurt when part of the station collapsed on top of a fire engine.

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