Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

There'll be a fair bit of cloud around today.

There are some mist and fog patches around first thing, but these will clear and we'll see some brightness, and even some sunny spells.

It will be mainly dry, but there are a few showers coming through. Top temperature: 17C (63F).

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The number of people who identify as LGBT in the region is the smallest in the country.

The "arrogant, uncompromising and confrontational" officer admits gross misconduct at a hearing.

Police are becoming increasingly concerned about an 18-year-old from Bury St Edmunds who went missing on Saturday afternoon.

Harry Mills is believed to have left the Hardwick Lane area of the town at about 16:00 and was taken by a friend to Cambridge. He has not been seen since.

It is believed he made his way to the Islington area of north London, but could have travelled further afield.

Police say he is considered vulnerable, and they and his family are concerned for his welfare.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Image source, Suffolk Police

A five metre-high bell sculpture will be placed on Lower Bridge Street in Peterborough to celebrate the life of the historical local figure Henry Penn.

Image source, Peterborough City Council

It's one of four art works due to be installed by the end of November as the final part of the £2.1m works to improve the city centre street.

Penn had a foundry at this site near the river more than 300 years ago. His works include the hour bell at Peterborough Cathedral which is still in use today.

The other artworks in the project, which has been funded by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership, external, include an information panel with a biography of Penn and a map of the county plotting the bells made by his foundry and three timber posts with riverside themed carvings.

There will also be a timber raised planter with designs representing the old quayside next to the foundry, where the bells were loaded onto barges to be taken to churches across the county.

They are due to be installed by the end of November and is the final piece of the regeneration works.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Cambridgeshire's representatives in the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing programme are both though to dance another week.

Peterborough-born singer Aston Merrygold and his partner Janette Manrara wowed the judges with their Cha Cha Cha to Can't Stop The Feeling. They scored 35 points, which put them top of the leader board after the live show.

Cambridge paralympian Jonnie Peacock and his partner Oti Mabuse ended up mid-table with 26 points following their Paso Doble to The Raiders March (from Indiana Jones) and the viewer vote also sent them through.

A blue Rover was pulled from the water on Sunday after it was found partly-submerged.

A cloudy and mild start to the day.

We could see a little bit of rain, particularly towards the Wash.

It'll be light and patchy though, and many places will avoid it altogether.

A brighter afternoon with maybe a glimmer of sunshine. Top temperature about 16C (61F).

Watch my full forecast for the BBC East region here:

One girl was able to lock workers out of a house and get hold of medication, reports reveal.

An 85-year-old Chelsea Pensioner and a dog charity owner win the World Conker Championships.

The body of the woman was found inside the car, which had rolled over in the water-filled Fenland ditch.

Ebere Eze scores twice to help Wycombe to a 3-1 win at Cambridge United in League Two.

Amateur detectorists found the 3,000-year-old torc, which is made of pure gold and valued at £220,000.

Compensation is paid to patients aged from six to 17 who were abused by cancer doctor Myles Bradbury.

Video footage of an academy school principal's office showed it filled with alcohol and sex toys.