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Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row resignsProf Jason Arday said he had "concluded that the only way to bring this chapter to an end is to step away".
Grandmother volunteers at hospice shop to say thanksHazel Brown says it is her way of giving back for the care given to her 12-year-old granddaughter.
Power of 90-year-old weightlifter is 'insane'Ryan Hawthorn, 90, can lift 90kg - about 14 stones - or more than his own body weight.
New homes approved despite over-development fearsThe applicant denies the new properties have been "squeezed in" to the housing development.
Man in court over £1m streetlamp theftsJohn O'Sullivan is not allowed to touch streetlamps as part of his bail conditions.
Seaweed keeps cows 'running like F1 engines'A herd of beef cattle in Cambridgeshire are fed more than simply grass and grains.
AI stories preferred to human-written ones - studyA study sees if readers can spot if short stories were generated by artificial intelligence.
'Real asset': MP welcomes Hilton revival planProgress on an unfinished hotel in Peterborough can finally begin following its sale to another firm.
'Hospital's app was a lifeline when my son was critically ill'Addenbrooke's Hospital designs an app to deliver support and to parents of critically ill children.
Road closed in town due to burst water mainPolice say Anglian Water has "isolated the burst" and water pressure "will hopefully return".
Could heatwaves make your food shop more expensive?As temperatures rise, the chillers might not be the only thing supermarkets are adjusting.