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Police found the sex offender hiding naked in a wardrobe when they searched his girlfriend's house.

Robert McWhir held Marissa Aldrich underwater after the pair fell into a pond during an argument.

Planners are asked to rethink the project as costs rise and the completion date lengthens.

More than 50 children and 14 adults are on board a bus when it bursts into flames in Bury St Edmunds.

The change will mean pupils at the school will leave at 13:30 on Wednesdays.

Court records from the Isle of Ely Assizes will be preserved for the public by Cambridge archivists.

A jury hears Robert Scott-Simpson tell the emergency call handler "I've killed my wife".

Bob Higgins touched and groped young trainees over a 20-year period at Southampton and Peterborough.

Heidi Chalkley grabbed on to the shutter as it opened and was crushed to death.

Bob Higgins, 66, was found guilty of indecently assaulting 24 boys, mostly trainee footballers.

Letters from one the fertility treatment's pioneers says Jean Purdy contributed as much as him.

Ben Saxton speaks to BBC Look East as preparations begin to ramp up for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

The Grade II* listed building is opened by the star in the village where he grew up.

Plans to end the misery of traffic-clogged commuting are being considered in Cambridge.

A Pride parade on punts? It could only be in Cambridge.

The Grade II* listed mill is the "only one of its type with a fantail on its back".

Lisa Forbes is elected in Peterborough as Nigel Farage's party fails to win a first Westminster seat.

Peterborough sign Niall Mason, the defender sacked by Doncaster Rovers in March after he admitted to a charge of sexual assault.

Watch the story of two nurses - the only women among 22,442 names being put on a new D-Day memorial.

Richard Heather drove his tank on to the beaches of Normandy despite a serious hand injury.