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Cambridge City Council is encouraging children and young people to try out the new facility.

Hornby is making both versions of the full-size train – the three-carriage and four carriage trains, which run on Greater Anglia’s regional routes in Cambridgeshire.

A man who drove head-on into a car after taking cocaine has been jailed.

More than 60 knives and other weapons were handed in to police last week as part of a Cambridgeshire-wide amnesty.

Antibiotics could be given to children at schools affected by Strep A to stop the spread of the infection, schools minister Nick Gibb has said.

A five-year-old child who attended a primary school in Belfast is the ninth child to die with a Strep A infection.

Union leaders have rejected revised offers to end industrial action on the railways and announced more strikes over Christmas.

Babies from vulnerable families are at risk of malnutrition with the soaring cost of infant formula leading to unsafe feeding practices, charities have warned.

Kirstie Alley - who shot to fame after appearing in the US sitcom Cheers - has died at the age of 71.

Ted Danson, Kelsey Grammer and Rhea Perlman have led tributes to their Cheers co-star Kirstie Alley who died age 71, following a short battle with cancer.

A man who shot Lady Gaga's dog walker and stole two of her French bulldogs has been sentenced to 21 years in prison.

A clip in the second trailer for Harry and Meghan's docuseries, which apparently illustrates paparazzi hounding the couple, was actually taken as Katie Price arrived at court last year.

Facing a serious challenge from ongoing widespread unrest, Iran's government is blaming Kurdish separatists for inciting the unrest, an Iranian academic has said.

Bulgaria has been accused of shooting a refugee after a new video emerged showing a young Syrian man being fired at on the border with Turkey.

Explosions have been heard at two air bases in Russia - including at one which is home to bombers carrying nuclear weapons, according to reports.

A businessman has told Sky News he paid $580,000 in cash to buy 20 buffalo from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm in December 2019 - but that he didn't initially know who the animals belonged to.

Tite said his dance celebration during Brazil's 4-1 win over South Korea was an expression of pure joy, but Roy Keane described the behaviour as disrespectful and suggested it was like watching an episode of Strictly Come Dancing.

Warren Gatland has been reappointed Wales head coach following the sacking of Wayne Pivac, with former centre Jamie Roberts telling Sky it's a huge boost.

A great many column inches have been devoted to England's brave, bold new approach to Test cricket since its namesake Brendon McCullum arrived as head coach in June.

New York City is advertising for a "somewhat bloodthirsty" person not opposed to "wholesale slaughter" to be its new rat czar.

A Thai temple has been left without any monks after they all failed drug tests and were expelled.

An album of frog calls is hoping to overtake Taylor Swift and clinch the top spot in Australia's music charts.

Thousands of people stripped off for a mass nude photo on an Australian beach to raise awareness about skin cancer.