Bus-crash schoolboy thanks medics who saved his life
A boy who was hit by a bus on his first day at secondary school has thanked the medics - and his friends - who helped to save his life.
Rob spends a year in his hammock
Teen's sleep raises money
Hammock hero: Teenager nets £1,400 for charity
A teenager from Suffolk has raised more than £1,300 pounds for charity after spending a year sleeping in a hammock in his back garden.
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Man critical after head injury
Helicopter medics from the medical charity Magpas were called to an incident in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire yesterday after a man suffered a serious head injury.
It is unclear how the man, in his 30's, received his injuries.
The man was accompanied to Addenbrooke's Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.
Bus-crash schoolboy thanks medics who saved his life
A boy who was hit by a bus on his first day at secondary school has thanked the medics - and his friends - who helped to save his life.
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Air ambulance called to Earith crash
A woman was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital after her car left the road and into a ditch on the A1123 near Earith in Cambridgeshire.
The woman, believed to be in her 30's, was suffering from neck and back pain, but her injuries are not thought to be serious.
The accident happened at around 8.30 this morning.
Rob spends a year in his hammock
Teen's sleep raises money
Read the full storyHammock hero: Teenager nets £1,400 for charity
A teenager from Suffolk has raised more than £1,300 pounds for charity after spending a year sleeping in a hammock in his back garden.
Read the full storyMotor cycle charity raises cash for medical charity
The East Anglian emergency medical charity, MAGPAS, has been given a cheque for £5,000 by members of the Copdock Classic Motorcycle Club.
The club, which is celebrating its twenty first anniversary, raised the money through the Copdock Classic Motorcycle Show.