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Mum pushing pram was killed by crane equipment, trial toldRebecca Ableman was pushing her daughter in a pram when she was struck, prosecutors say.
Is an early night the key to better test results?Cambridge researchers find young people who sleep for longer perform better in cognitive tests.
Driver banned after crashing into school gatesPolice say they found Jomon Joseph next to his car inside the school grounds.
Arrest after fatal crash on dual carriagewayPolice are on scene investigating a fatal collision on the A14 in Horningsea.
Darwin's documentary archive recognised by UnescoThe UK-wide documentary archive of the scientist's work is recognised for its global importance.
Permanent home approved for cancer support centreIt is expected the new centre could be open and in use by 2028.
Project to move old railway station needs £150,000Workers have been moving the former station brick by brick to a city centre.
Man who stole rare coins worth £40k jailedPolice say the burglary was "devastating" for the business owner.
Former paper boys and girls reunite for newsagentThe third-generation shop is closing on Saturday after more than 125 years of delivering newspapers.
What matters most in a low-turnout town?In 2021, Wisbech had one of the lowest election turnouts in the county, so what do its residents want?
Support for cat shelter gives owners strengthOngoing support for a centre facing sky high bills enables it to keep running.