The Duchess of Cambridge puts a hand print on a canvas next to Willow Bamber during a Children's Hospice Week visit to East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) in Milton, Cambridgeshire, to meet families who are receiving support as well as long serving staff members. 
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She was joined by the Duke of Cambridge as they met three families who use the charity’s services.

Duchess of Cambridge lends a hand at children's hospice opened by Diana

More pets are being given up due to steep rises in the cost of living, says the RSPCA.

RSPCA calls for dog food donations as owners struggle with rising costs

Colchester picket line on Tuesday 21 June.
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The strikes have caused difficulties for thousands of commuters, who have had to revise their plans.

Rail staff take to picket lines on first day of strike action

Students make their way home in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

The ball returned in spectacular fashion on Monday night, as students were treated to unlimited food and drinks, as well as a fireworks display.

Students celebrate as ball returns for first time since before pandemic

Matt Hancock and Gina Coladangelo on a training hike.
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Mr Hancock and Gina Coladangelo will undertake a two-day expedition to the top of Mont Blanc in the French Alps in July.

Matt Hancock to climb Mont Blanc with new partner

Lil Wayne will not appear at the Strawberries & Creem festival in Cambridge.
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The rapper had been due to headline the Strawberries & Creem festival on Saturday in his first UK show in 14 years, but had his visa refused.

Lil Wayne drops out of festival after UK border ban

The big wheel will return to Cambridge despite objections.

Councillors at Cambridge City Council approved a planning application for the wheel, which stands at almost 120 feet tall, to return to Parkers Piece.

Big wheel will return to Cambridge despite objections

Denise Van Outen and Tristan Welch appeared together on ITV’s Cooking With The Stars.
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The veteran singer reportedly complained she could not get the food she wanted backstage at the event in Cambridge.

Denise Van Outen rides to the rescue to cook for Diana Ross at festival

Undated family handout file photo of Cambridge United fan Simon Dobbin. A post-mortem examination has shown a "causal link" between an attack on a football fan and his death five years later, police have said. Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin was set upon as he walked to the railway station following his team's 0-0 away draw against Southend United on March 21 2015. Mr Dobbin, of Mildenhall, Suffolk, suffered permanent brain damage and was left unable to walk or talk. He died in October last year aged 48. Issue date: Wednesday August 25, 2021.


Simon Dobbin died in October 2020, five years after he was attacked by rival fans at a football match.

Five arrested over murder of football fan in 2015

More than 3,000 workers at 70 companies will begin a four-day week with no loss of pay in a trial lasting six months.

Cambridge researchers help launch largest ever study of four-day working week

The sharp hike in energy prices had the potential to "close far more swimming pools than Covid ever did", a leisure boss told ITV News Anglia.

Cost of living crisis 'more of a threat than Covid', swimming pool boss warns

Allen Richer is one of the first patients to benefit from a new surgical procedure to ease the agony of arthritis in his hand.

New 'hip' joint for the hand eases agonising pain of arthritis

An advert for Sekonda featured on the cover of the auction catalogue for Cheffins of Cambridge.
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The glamorous model starred alongside the comedian in a 1978 advert for Sekonda watches but has spent the last 40-plus years in a cupboard.

Ventriloquist's dummy which starred in ad with Ronnie Barker to be auctioned

Collected in the late 1800s by the scientist William Caldwell, the tiny samples were found in the stores of Cambridge's University Museum of Zoology

Victorian zoologist William Caldwell was sent to Australia on a mission funded by the University of Cambridge to prove if mammals laid eggs

Cracking find: 150-year-old specimen which helped prove some mammals lay eggs

The Cambridge Junction says the grant will make a huge difference and help it create a more financially resilient future for the venue.

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