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May 10, 2025

Beacon is lit to mark 80 years since VE Day

A BEACON has been lit at a ceremony to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.

1 min

A blooming great way to show the importance of pollinators

NURSERY CREATES GARDEN SHOW EXHIBIT

3 mins

Parents seek urgent meeting over suspended surgeon case

THE mothers of two children who were patients of a now-suspended orthopaedic surgeon are seeking a meeting with Health Secretary Wes Streeting, a representative said.

3 mins

Tate Modern developer could transform 'tired and dated' city building

A “TIRED and dated” office building in Cambridge could be revamped by the same developer behind the Tate Modern and the BBC Television Centre.

1 min

No more caravans allowed on site where fire broke out

INJUNCTION SERVED AFTER VEHICLES WERE DESTROYED

2 mins

Motorist fined after driving his car at woman following dispute

A MAN drove his BMW towards a woman in her 70s after a dispute over land.

1 min

Dealers who ran county lines drug network are jailed

GANG OPERATED ACROSS TWO COUNTIES

1 min

'People in our community are going without food'

'Hunger in Cambridge is an income problem, not a food problem' says Kate McIntosh, senior organiser at Cambridge City Foodbank, in this first-person piece

3 mins

All change: A new political landscape for the county after elections

NEW INCUMBENTS SETTLE INTO THEIR ROLES

4 mins

They had our backs and now we've got the backs of those who served

THIS week we've marked 80 years since Victory in Europe.

3 mins

Potential cancer risks identified

WOMEN who put on weight and have a baby later in life may be significantly more likely to develop breast cancer, UK research suggests.

1 min

'150,000 livelihoods were protected' by UK-US deal

THE UK's trade deal with the United States was urgently needed to prevent thousands of people from losing their jobs “within days’, a senior Government minister said, and insisted the agreement will be “really good for Britain”.

1 min

PM planning new Russia sanctions

SIR Keir Starmer is set to announce a fresh wave of sanctions on Russia

1 min

PM urged to ratify ocean treaty

THE Prime Minister is being urged to take “decisive action” to protect the seas in the wake of Sir David Attenborough's new film on the oceans.

2 mins

KILLING MACHINE

Murderbot's Alexander Skarsgard talks to ELLA WALKER about playing a reluctant robot who just wants to binge watch his favourite soap not go on epic adventures

4 mins

ADHD and dyslexia are still cloaked in a thin skin of stereotypes

CHRIS PACKHAM FEELS THAT NEURODIVERGENT PEOPLE ARE OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD.

4 mins

Inconvenient proposal

HARVEY'S ALREADY GOT A LOT ON HIS PLATE, BUT JEAN'S ABOUT TO ADD TO HIS PROBLEMS...

1 min

It's not boring at top insists Luke

DARTS Luke Humphries insists his rivalry with Luke Littler at the top of the sport is not becoming ‘boring.’

1 min

IPL is put on hold due to tensions

CRICKET The Indian Premier League has confirmed that all its matches will be suspended with immediate affect for one week due to escalating tensions in the region during the last week.

1 min

Pollock tipped to thrive with Lions

BRIAN O'Driscoll believes that rising star Henry Pollock can thrive in a British and Irish Lions environment and will aim to ‘nail down’ a Test team place against Australia.

2 mins

Cathedral can claim Chartwell Fillies honours

CATHEDRAL is an exciting entry in the Group Three William Hill Chartwell Fillies’ Stakes at Lingfield.

2 mins

Coe's strike is not enough to prevent drop

NATASHA Coe's magnificent long-range strike was not enough to save Cambridge City Ladies from back to-back relegations in a 2-1 loss to a more-experienced Stevenage side at the FWD/IP Community Stadium in Sawstonm, writes Robert Coe.