Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

The landfill site at Milton near Cambridge, where police have spent about 20 weeks searching for Corrie Mckeague, is to be left in its "current state" and not be used for any more rubbish until a review into the investigation has been completed.

Police say they "acknowledge and understand the frustration that Corrie’s family, friends and many supporters feel" in relation to their decision last week to call a halt to the search.

A spokesman added: "The search for Corrie remains a live and active investigation as we all remain committed to finding him.

"Our work to locate Corrie remains ongoing.

"This will include work to search preserved waste that was incinerated to see if this will establish if there are any further clues as to what happened to Corrie.

"This incinerated waste will be subject to examination and where necessary forensic analysis in the coming weeks."

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

We may have quite a cloudy start this morning, but we should see some decent spells of sunshine as we head through the course of the day.

We could also see a little bit of rain, the cloud thick enough to produce that the further east you are.

Top temperature: 21C (70F).

Watch my full forecast for the BBC East region:

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Welcome back to live updates for Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, 25 July.

We'll be here until 18:00 keeping you across the latest news, sport, weather and travel as it happens around the county.

Today's forecast is on its way shortly. It's already looking a little grey out there...

You can get in touch throughout today by email, Twitter , externaland Facebook, external.

A skull found while police searched a landfill site was a woman's from before 1945, police say.

That's it for live updates for today.

Scroll down through today's feed for anything you may have missed.

Any breaking news will still appear on this page overnight, but our regular live updates will resume from 08:00 tomorrow.

Have a great evening.

Ben Ando
BBC News

A date has been set for the trial of the Russian dissident Vladimir Bukovsky, who denies various charges relating to indecent images of children.

Mr Bukovsky, 74, of Cambridge, is due to stand trial at the city's Crown Court beginning on 12 February 2018.

Mr Bukovsky is an author and activist who became well-known internationally as a vocal critic of the Soviet regime.

He is accused of five counts of making indecent images of children, five of possessing indecent images of children and one of possessing a prohibited image of a child.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

BBC Weather Watchers

You'd be forgiven for thinking that it was the middle of December outside today, with wind, rain and grey skies plaguing the majority of the county today.

Here's the day summed up in four pictures...

We've just spoken to Corrie Mckeague's father Martin, who blocked the entrance to the landfill site at Milton, near Cambridge, with his motor home for a short while earlier this afternoon.

He told us from outside police HQ at Martlesham that he wanted Suffolk Police to resume their search of the site for his son.

The protest has been reported in the Cambridge Evening News, external, and the East Anglian Daily Times, external.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A man accused of stealing 50p from an elderly lady in Peterborough has appeared in court charged with robbery.

Police investigated after she reported that her handbag had been grabbed while she was on the doorstep of her home on Highbury Street on 13 July at about 11.45.

Tony Woodward, 34, of Lincoln Road, appeared at Peterborough Magistrates’ Court on Saturday.

He was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Peterborough Crown Court on 18 August.

The victim had minor injuries as a result.

No plea has been entered yet.

The girlfriend of missing airman Corrie Mckeague has posted a new photograph of the couple's daughter on Facebook.

Ellie was born to mum April Oliver last month.

Image source, April Oliver

On Friday, police revealed they were halting the search for Corrie at a landfill site at Milton, near Cambridge.

The gunner from RAF Honington disappeared after a night out in Bury St Edmunds last September.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

You may have spotted fire crews in Cambridge yesterday after a chemical leak was detected in one of Cambridge University's buildings.

It happened around 14:00 at the Earth Science laboratories in Downing Street due to a leak from a cyclinder of sulfur dioxide.

The area was cordoned off and firefighters entered the building wearing breathing apparatus following reports of a pungent smell.

A few staff had already left before firefighters arrived, but they helped one woman out of the building who had inhaled the fumes and gave her oxygen.

The cylinder was isolated and the building was ventilated.

Tom Simkins
BBC Introducing in Cambridgeshire

Talking of the last ever Secret Garden Party, external, fancy some music from BBC Introducing in Cambridgeshire's takeover of the Living Room Stage on the first night of the festival?

Here's a live performance from up-and-coming artist Sivu from St Ives, with his song Better Man Than He...

More tracks from the festival can be found on the BBC Summer of Music page.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The B660 between Glatton and Holme is currently closed due to an oil spill from a tractor, which has fallen into a ditch.

Police say they were called to the incident at about 11:00.

The road is to remain closed while the tractor is recovered and the road is cleaned.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Cambridgeshire's worst-kept secret has closed its doors for the final time, bringing 15 years of the festival in Abbots Ripton, near Huntingdon, to a close.

Here's a taster of the Secret Garden Party, external weekend beginning on Thursday with a BBC Introducing in Cambridgeshire takeover of the Living Room Stage...

Eight acts took to the stage, on a night of undiscovered, up-and-coming music. Highlights from the night can be heard here.

The festival encourages fancy dress and is themed every year - with this year's being "celebrity".

The festival goers didn't let the rain dampen their spirits...

Image source, Marisa Crimlis-Brown

Image source, Marisa Crimlis-Brown

Saturday saw the annual "spectacular", with the main stage awash with colour and fireworks...

Image source, Marisa Crimlis-Brown

Image source, Marisa Crimlis-Brown

And as is tradition, the stage on the lake, which revelers can dance on during the festival, is burnt in spectacular style...

Image source, Marisa Crimlis-Brown

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire sport

Cambridge United head coach Shaun Derry returned to duties on Saturday after missing the last few pre-season matches.

The 39-year-old was absent for 10 days of training as he had a "small routine medical procedure".

Image source, Getty Images

Joe Dunne, Derry's assistant, and first-team coach Mick Halsall had been in charge in his absence.

Derry made the journey down to Dartford to witness the 1-1 with the National League South side.

After the game, Derry said it was "good to be back... I've missed it".

The U's boss has called on his players to get their minds set on performing in League Two over the next few games.

Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

A man's body has been found in a lake near Peterborough.

Emergency services were called to Eye Green Nature Reserve at 14:00 yesterday.

Image source, Ajay Tegala/Geograph

The 53-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police say it's not being treated as suspicious and the case has been passed to the coroner.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A Cambridgeshire bus company has revealed it is cutting a third of its services, external from September.

Whippet Coaches has been running buses in the county for three generations, since 1919, and has put the changes down to falling passenger numbers.

Fifteen routes will be stopped across Cambridge, St Ives and around Huntingdon.

A statement from Whippet says that the decision was made "after six months of careful consideration and dialogue with the council on ways to keep the affected services running".

Image source, Michael Trolove/Geograph

Charlie Hamilton, managing director of the bus company, says that people just aren't using their rural services.

"It's an average of £400 a day to run a bus which includes drivers, vehicle depreciation insurance, tax, cleaning, uniforms," he said.

"If we were to have an average of £3 for a return ticket, we'd need 131 people every single day, Monday to Friday, and we're just not getting those figures.

"We're having maybe 25-30 people use these rural services a day."

The mother of missing airman Corrie Mckeague says she's going to speak to police today, to ask them to explain what the press release they issued last week, external, actually meant.

Nicola Urquhart, pictured during a previous interview, said: "I don't understand how they can say he is in there [the Milton landfill site] but 'we're not searching any more'. It just doesn't make sense."

She continued: "Let us help financially, let us help physically searching, or ask the military to assist them, but do something, don't just walk away if that's where they think he is."

"The biggest fear we have is that they're handling the landfill back and it's going to start being filled in before we've had the opportunity to understand what's happened, why they've just suddenly stopped."

Mrs Urquhart said her appeal for the search to continue "doesn't diminish" her gratitude for what police have done so far, but says "there are other things that could be done".

"The picture in my head is that Corrie is literally one more lorry load away from being found in that landfill or he is one more lorry load away from the police being able to turn round and say 'we know Corrie is not in this landfill now' and that's the sort of answer we should be getting."

We'll contact police to get their response to this latest request from Mrs Urquhart.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A 35-mile diversion is to be put in place around the A14 for the next two nights, as Highways England repair carriageways damaged by heavy rain.

Three potholes opened up between junction 24 for Godmanchester and junction 23 for Spittals over the past few weeks, causing major delays for motorists.

The most recent hole, which appeared two weeks ago, shut the road for eight hours.

Image source, Highways England

Simon Amor, from Highways England, said that they have had a "problem with water getting in to the Huntingdon railway viaduct".

"[The repairs are] a solution to stop the road peeling away."

Works will be carried out between 20:00 and 06:00, with the diversion taking motorists on the A1198, A428 and A1.