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They've teamed up with songwriter and Cambridgeshire ex-head teacher Keith Archer to create a new song for Christmas.

Resurfacing work along London Road, St Ives, has now been completed ahead of the weekend and the road has re-opened.

Police have named a woman who died in Ely on Tuesday (1st December).

A lorry driver who killed a woman by causing a six-car pile-up on the A14 has been jailed.

Talks between the EU and UK have paused after both sides said there were "significant differences" on key issues.

Negotiations over a post-Brexit trade deal are stuck on three critical issues and "further effort" is needed to break the deadlock, UK and European Union leaders have said.

Hospitals are preparing to begin the first phase of the "largest scale vaccination campaign" in the UK's history.

Christmas shoppers flooded England's high streets for the first weekend since lockdown was lifted and non-essential stores were allowed to reopen.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced dates for the reopening of his major theatres.

Damon Albarn has criticised the government in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, saying it has shown "no empathy with the arts whatsoever".

Viggo Mortensen became a household name after he was cast as the rugged hero Aragorn in Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings films.

Giovanna Fletcher has been crowned Queen of the Castle in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

Police clashed with protesters in Paris as demonstrations over a new French security law turned violent.

Jeff Bezos says his space company will send a woman to the Moon's surface for the first time.

Coronavirus vaccine clinics have opened across Moscow with health workers and teachers first in line to get Russia's Sputnik V jab.

There is hardly a rush to get the vaccine, here at city clinic number 68 in Moscow.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he was able to learn from Tottenham counterpart Jose Mourinho by watching the club's "very interesting" all-access television documentary.  

Former England forward Lianne Sanderson believes the visibility of Rainbow Laces - as seen in the captain's armbands worn in support of the campaign - is contributing towards a more welcoming culture in football.

A section of Millwall fans booed as their players and Championship opponents Derby took a knee in support of the fight against racial injustice at the start of their match on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta believes Tottenham are doing things the "right way" this season, but insists it is too early to tell whether they are title contenders or not.

A rare "thundersnow" event has taken place in Edinburgh - with alarmed locals contacting police after thinking they heard explosions.

A man named after Adolf Hitler has won a local election in Namibia - but insists he has no plans for world domination.

A third metal monolith has been spotted - with the latest structure in California.

The passenger of a suspected stolen car has been arrested after he ended up "neck-deep in a pit of slurry" during a police chase.