British middleweight Anthony Ogogo retains his dream of being a world champion as he recovers from a serious eye injury.

Some stallholders are concerned it will sweep away years of tradition.

A court hears Lucifer Lovecraft was "fixated" with the family of Dani Filth of metal band Cradle of Filth.

Silburn Campbell was jailed for three months for perverting the course of justice.

The former Poundstretcher in Lowestoft has been annoying locals for more than four days.

A couple accused of being in National Action gave their child the middle name Adolf, a court hears.

Bruno Mars: "You know you've made it when you can hire Ed Sheeran to sing you Happy Birthday."

A work in progress of a full scale replica of the Bayeux Tapestry will be displayed for the public in December.

Mia Hansson, 44, from Wisbech, began creating the piece two years ago, external - and is currently more than 15m into the 69m work. She estimates it'll take a decade.

The original Bayeux Tapestry depicts the future William I's conquest of England, culminating in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. It even includes an early illustration of Halley's Comet.

Mia's work can be seen at Wisbech Library from 6 December.

Image source, Mia Hansson/Facebook

Carl Langdell killed Katie Locke and sexually assaulted her body while serving a suspended sentence.

How the row over Cambridge Analytica's use of Facebook data unfolded.

Data shows Oxbridge is moving backwards in elitism terms, so what do Oxford and Cambridge students feel?

Seventeen organisations in Peterborough will join forces to address the issue of homelessness in the city.

The partnership, called Safer Off the Streets, external Peterborough (#SOSPboro), will include outreach and rehabilitation programmes over the next 12 months, a drop-in hub, as well as a new contactless card donation window in St Peter’s Arcade.

Christine Graham, co-ordinator of Peterborough's street pastors scheme said around 35 people were living on the city's streets, with many families in need of permanent accommodation.

"Rough sleeping is the most visible and unacceptable consequence of homelessness, and we felt a more targeted approach was needed," she said.

The 185ft (56m) chimney, which dates back to the 1960s, is coming down to make way for new homes.

A second defendant denies charges in connection with a ram-raid at a food store.

The daughter of a woman abused in a residential home has given a talk to staff about the importance of care.

Three care workers at the Old Deanery in Braintree were jailed in 2016 after they were caught abusing residents during covert filming by BBC Panorama.

Joan Madison was 84 when she died in the home. The BBC joined her daughter Gill Lee as she returned to the home, now called the New Deanery and under new ownership, to talk to staff about her mother's experiences.

The singer's appearance in the Channel 4 soap sees him join a long list of pop star guest appearances.

A 16-year-old boy has had surgery after being stabbed in the stomach following an argument in a Harlow Park yesterday at 18:30.

The teenager was taken to hospital in London in a serious condition after the incident in Harlow Town Park.

A 20-year-old man from Harlow has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

Essex Police said they would like to hear from several young people who were around at the time of the incident near the Greyhound Pub in School Lane.

Image source, Google

More men are coming forward for help thanks to celebrities speaking out about their own experiences.

The app enables paramedics to liaise with hospital consultants by video link while out in the field.

It was Bruno's 33rd yesterday and after we left you Ed Sheeran popped round to wish him a musical 'all the best'.

However it seems the British singer/songwriter - who unlike the birthday boy, has not yet headlined the Super Bowl, had to earn his slice of cake.

Watch above.

Oh and who else eats cake with a knife and fork?