Updates on Friday, 22 September 2017
That's it for live updates for Cambridgeshire this week. Scroll down the feed to look back at any stories you may have missed.
We'll resume our live updates at 08:00 on Monday.
Have a great weekend.
Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather
There will be thicker cloud and outbreaks of light rain and drizzle spreading eastwards through this evening and overnight.
It'll turn misty in places, with light south to south-westerly winds.
Temperatures under clear skies initially dropping to about 9C (48F), but by the end of the night everywhere will have risen back into double figures.
A grey and mild start to Saturday, with some patchy mist, rain and drizzle.
As the day goes on, drier and brighter conditions should gradually spread northwards.
Some northern parts of the region may hold on to some very patchy rain until late afternoon.
Temperatures will range from 15C (59F), where we keep the cloud, to 19C (66F) in the best of any sunshine.
Get a full forecast where you live at BBC Weather.
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
The Battle of Britain Air Show takes place at Duxford this weekend as the Imperial War Museum continues to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Among the events are a flying display of more than 40 historic aircraft - including a flypast of 14 Spitfires - and a Meet the Authors marquee will also host some of the most renowned Second World War writers.
It means - and it probably goes without saying - that traffic around the M11 Junction 10 and A505 is expected to be busier than usual. Drivers are advised to follow signposted routes to the site.
A lorry driver involved in a crash on the A1M has been released under investigation after being arrested on suspicion of drug driving.
Image source, BCH Roads PolicingThe crash between the lorry and a van happened near junction 15 for Sawtry at about 11:30.
Image source, BCH Roads PolicingNo-one was seriously injured but two lanes of the northbound carriageway were closed for a time.
Image source, BCH Roads PolicingA pioneering trial for stroke patients is taking place in Cambridgeshire.
It's the first year-long UK hospital trial to assess whether music therapy can help people recover following a stroke.
Work is now under way at Addenbrooke's Hospital, led by Dr Alexander Street of the Music for Health Research Centre at Anglia Ruskin University.
He said: "Just listening to patient-selected music significantly - and this is statistically significant - improves attention and language recovery and mood.
"It's globally processed. It's like a colleague of mine once said, 'it's like a mega-vitamin for the brain'."
Police say the identities of a group who joked with the RAF airman outside a nightclub are now known.
Read MoreKaty Lewis
BBC Local Live
Earlier we mentioned a body had been found in the public toilets on Broad Street in March.
Police have now confirmed it was the body of a man in his 40s.
Officers are still currently treating the death as non-suspicious, but they are awaiting the results of a post-mortem examination.
The town immortalised by 'The Office' is a "prime spot" for jobs and a good quality of life.
Read MoreKaty Lewis
BBC Local Live
A body has been found in the public toilets on Broad Street in March.
Image source, GoogleCambridgeshire Police said it was called to the scene by the ambulance service just after 11:30 on Thursday.
The force has described it as a "sudden death", which is currently being treated as "unexplained".
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
You may have heard on the radio that there are problems on the eastbound A14 at Fenstanton this morning.
Well, this is why...
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A lorry has completely left the carriageway.
Police say the road is still open but "traffic is slow".
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather
After a rather cool start, today will be a dry day with plenty of sunshine around, although a bit more cloud will develop in the afternoon.
Early patches of mist and fog should have gone by about 09:00.
Maximum temperature: 18C (64F).
Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live
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Papworth Hospital opened as a tuberculosis colony and celebrates its 100th year in 2018.
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Kris Holland
BBC News
That's it for Thursday's live updates for Cambridgeshire. Scroll down the feed to look back at any stories you may have missed.
We'll resume our live updates at 08:00 tomorrow, but any breaking news stories will appear here in the meantime.
Have a good evening.
Alex Harris
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
A lorry ripped off the front of a shop after ploughing into it this morning.
The lorry clipped the building - a general store - in Churchgate Street in Soham shortly after 11:00.
Image source, @RoadPoliceBCHNo-one was injured and no arrests have been made, Cambridgeshire Police said.
However, the front of the building was badly damaged, and structural engineers are currently assessing the safety of the shop.
Budding hockey players in Cambridgeshire are being given expert tuition by an Olympic gold medallist.
Helen Richardson-Walsh, who was part of Team GB's hockey squad in Rio, has joined the sports staff at the Perse School in Cambridge.
A year after he disappeared, police release new pictures of people who may have seen the airman.
Read MoreHere's a look at what else is making the news around Cambridgeshire today:
A new busway for Cambridgeshire has moved a step closer overnight.
The new route will run eight miles between Cambourne and Cambridge, and will also include a park and ride site.
Image source, CHRIS ALLEN/GEOGRAPHA public consultation will help to identify which of three preferred routes is selected as the final option.
One is an off-road busway through countryside, avoiding the A428 and A1303, while a bus lane following the A428 and A1303 into Cambridge as far as Lady Margaret Way is also shortlisted.
A third option is for an alternative on-road option - which would allow buses to travel in either direction depending on conditions - for the A1303 west of the M11.
Francis Burkit, chair of the Greater Cambridge Partnership executive board which is leading the project, said: "We as the board do not have a preferred route because we are totally neutral but we will put the options out for public consultation before Christmas."
Another guided busway, which connects Cambridge with Huntingdon and St Ives, opened in 2011.
The Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police Dog Unit are asking members of the public to become 'puppy fosterers'.
The force says it is looking for temporary homes, external for dogs as young as eight to 10 weeks old to live in until they are ready to begin training, at which point they would live with their handler.
Although the roles are voluntary, officers say they would provide "essential supplies" such as food, veterinary treatment and a crate.
The dog training team will also work with successful applicants on implementing a training plan for the puppies.
Image source, Bedfordshire Police