Supporter pilot events planned for a League Two match at Cambridge and T20 Blast game at Yorkshire are both cancelled.

Tom Lewis died in hospital after a decision was taken to end his life-support treatment.

Cambridge University provides routine testing for about 16,000 students living in its accommodation.

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The University of Cambridge says it will offer students living in college accommodation a weekly coronavirus test - even if they show no symptoms.

"We are offering testing to asymptomatic students because it is possible for people to spread the virus and infect others even if they are unaware that they themselves are infected," its website says., external

The university says the programme will be voluntary, but it expects most students will take part.

The tests will be self-administered and students' samples will be pooled into "households" to "reduce the number of samples analysed and make the programme manageable using limited testing capacity".

Students will be told if their pooled "household" test comes back positive, and offered individual tests.

Earlier, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said more people in England are seeking tests when they don't have any Covid-19 symptoms - which he described as an "inappropriate" use of the system that makes it harder for people who needed tests to get one.

A widow whose husband died in a crash faced the driver who killed him dying before being prosecuted.

Fans attend elite competitive football in the UK for the first time since March as Cambridge beat Fulham U21s in the EFL Trophy.

A serious incident report shows 21 people with lung conditions were infected.

Peterborough United sign Bristol City attacking midfielder Sammie Szmodics on a four-year deal for an undisclosed fee

Radu Ion "simply failed to stop and see" an oncoming vehicle when pulling out, a court hears.

Two American businessmen buy a stake in League Two side Cambridge United to provide "significant new investment" to the club.

More than £21,000 has been raised to help get the school ready for the start of term.

The man in his 30s suffered serious gunshot injuries, police say.

Cheltenham cause an upset as they knock out League One side Peterborough United to reach the Carabao Cup second round.

Aitor Karanka's first game in charge of Birmingham City ends in a shock EFL Cup defeat by League Two side Cambridge United.

A van driver is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following the collision.

Parts of the East Coast Main Line are to be closed next year as major work is carried out, Network Rail has said.

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Work has already started on parts of a £1.2bn upgrade, which is aimed at improving reliability and punctuality for passengers.

Replacing track on the approach to London King's Cross station is to take place from 1 March for three months, resulting in some services being disrupted.

LNER, Great Northern, Thameslink, Hull Trains and Grand Central services will all see reduced peak services, with passengers being asked to travel at quieter times.

As well as a redesign of the track going into King's Cross, a new tunnel is to be built near Peterborough to move freight trains.

That work is set to take place in January.

More details of the new-look timetables are to be released in the coming months, Network Rail added.

League Two side Cambridge United sign midfielder Adam May on a one-year contract following his departure from Portsmouth.

Amanda Bowles told doctors she "wanted to try to recover in the community", an inquest hears.

Supporters will be allowed back into two fixtures in English Football League competitions at Cambridge United next week as test events.