Facebook reveals personality clues
University of Cambridge researchers say Facebook users' online behaviour reveals intimate details about their personality.
University of Cambridge researchers say Facebook users' online behaviour reveals intimate details about their personality.
The Duke of Cambridge was given his first baby present today - a home-made romper suit.
Cambridge gave its duke and duchess a rapturous welcome today as the royal couple toured the city for the first time.
Cambridge gave its duke and duchess a rapturous welcome today as the royal couple toured the city for the first time.
Hundreds of well-wishers lined the streets around the Guildhall to greet William and Kate, who are spending the day celebrating Cambridge's university, and some of its charities, schools and hardworking volunteers.
The royal couple arrived by train and were slowly driven through the city so the crowds could catch a glimpse of them.
Cambridge has been awaiting the royal visit since the Queen bestowed the dukedom on her grandson just a few hours before he married Catherine Middleton on April 29 last year.
During the Duke and Duchess' visit to Cambridge today, the Royal couple will officially open a new 24-hour support centre for people who sleep rough run by the charity Jimmy's.
Prince William has been a patron of the homeless organisation Centrepoint since 2005 and Jane Heeney, one of the new centre's managers, said he and his wife would get a real insight into the work they do.
Ms Heeney told the Cambridge News,
It is an incredible honour - in fact it's more than that. But we want them to see Jimmy's as it really is.
The guests will be making biscuits for the royal couple and we will show them around and introduce them to staff and guests. Everyone is incredibly excited.
Prince William and Catherine will make their first official visit to Cambridge today since they became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their wedding day.
The Royal couple will carry out a number of engagements in the cathedral city before moving on to Peterborough.
William and Kate are set to visit the Guildhall, Senate House and be given a private tour of Cambridge University.
They will also visit a charitable organisation helping the homeless and a local school.
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Read the full storyStaff at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge have restored a 3000-year-old Egyptian Mummy with the help of LEGO pieces.
Small lightweight 'jacks' built from the children's toy were used to carefully repair the paper mache Mummy after it was partially crushed.
ITV Anglia's James Bush reports.