That's all for our live updates today - scroll back to catch up with what's been happening in the county.

The team will be back from 08:00 tomorrow, but any breaking stories will be published here overnight.

Have a good evening.

BBC Weather

Expect more showers this evening with some maybe heavy but most places should be dry by morning.

Overnight temperatures will vary significantly and depend on how much cloud cover there is, 7C to 10C (45F-50F) is expected under cloudy skies but where we get any breaks we could see something as low as 3C (37F).

Mist and fog patches are also likely.

Tuesday will see any overnight mist and fog eventually clearing to leave a largely dry day with highs of around 18C (64F).

Visit BBC Weather for the detailed forecast where you live.

Not charging residents for the disposal of bulky waste items in order to prevent fly-tipping is being trialled in Peterborough.

Peterborough City Council clears around 800 fly-tips every month costing more than £200,000 annually - money which it says could otherwise be spent on vital public services.

On three days in September and October residents will be able to get rid of large household items, like mattresses and fridges, for free, external in six locations around the city.

The council will also be trialing free bulky waste collections at a date to be set.

Evidence will be collected to assess the impact the free scheme has on the number of fly-tipping incidents.

Councillor Irene Walsh said: "We are doing our bit with the [#LovePeterborough] campaign and free bulky waste collections, but we also need residents and businesses to play their part and keep the streets clean."

The feathered felon is accused of road rage, being involved in an accident and obstructing highways.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Comedian John Oliver has won two Emmy Awards at a ceremony in Los Angeles.

Image source, Getty Images

Oliver, who went to Mark Rutherford school in Bedford, beat off competition from James Corden to win Best Variety Talk Series for "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, external".

He also won the award for Best Writing.

Earlier this year Oliver took a satirical look, external at the town where he spent his formative years.

He left school to go onto Christ College, Cambridge, becoming a member of Cambridge Footlights, external, the university's amateur theatrical group.

The war on fly-tipping in Peterborough enters a new battle today.

It's being dubbed #LovePeterborough and the new campaign by the city council aims to rid the city of unsightly fly-tipping and encourage people to dispose of their waste responsibly.

The authority says it clears around 800 fly-tips every month costing more than £200,000 annually - "money which could otherwise be spent on vital public services", a spokesman said.

Irene Walsh, cabinet member for communities, said: "We hope with the help from the public - who know how to report these incidents to us - we can encourage all our residents to #LovePeterborough., external"

Police are investigating after Conservative MP for South Cambridgeshire - Heidi Allen - says she has received death threats on social media.

Image source, Heidi Allen

She was speaking after a BBC Radio 5 Live survey revealed 87% of MP's were on the receiving end of some form of abuse during the 2017 general election.

More than a third of the UK's 195 female MPs took part in the research.

Meanwhile a Labour campaigner in Cambridge believes one in 50 households abuse political party members when out campaigning.

Heidi Allen believes social media is the worst culprit for abuse: "People do hide on social media.

"I call them keyboard warriors. I've had death threats by email and threats of physical violence."

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

It's a grey start for many of us this morning, there are also one or two mist and fog patches out there as well.

Showers will continue through the day with one or two brighter spells between them.

Temperatures will struggle, it's going to feel quite chilly, with a maximum of 15C (59F).

Get the full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Hello and welcome to our live coverage on Monday.

Among the stories we're looking at this morning:

• Police are investigating after the Conservative MP for South Cambridgeshire, Heidi Allen, says she has received death threats
• A new professor of innovation has been appointed at the University of Cambridge to develop the next generation of inventors

The weather follows next with Kate Kinsella

A hovertrain threatened to revolutionise rail travel in the 1960s but now lives in a museum.

League One high-flyers Peterborough are denied a late winner as they come from behind to draw at Walsall.

Cambridge United hold off Coventry City to claim a narrow victory in an entertaining League Two match.

Just for Pets has been making a loss and bosses are bringing in administrators.

The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge has an archive of more than 10,000 games.