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Mad Cow Diesease: Plans to secretly test 30,000 NHS patients as CJD fears escalate - Experts believe patients who have received more than 80 blood transfusions are most at risk of developing the fatal brain disease as it can be passed on through infected blood. [

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Health bodies reject NHS reforms - Physiotherapist leaders have joined the Royal College of GPs in calling for the health bill in England to be scrapped, increasing pressure on the government. [BBC Health]

Pensioner gets £20k after police smashed his Range Rover's window - Grandfather Robert Whatley, 73, from Monmouthshire, was pulled over in his Range Rover last year and expected the officer to gently knock on his window. [Daily Mail Show Biz and TV]

Second Earth?

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'At least we've our own currency': Prince Andrew pokes fun at EU nations suffering from collapse of Euro - The Duke of York told entrepreneurs at the Davos summit in Switzerland that foreign firms should invest in Britain, not other European nations, because 'unlike them it is open for business'.

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Solar eruption causes strongest radiation storm for seven years as particles hurtle towards Earth - The solar flare occurred on Sunday and will hit Earth with three different effects at three different times.

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New Evening Classes - New evening indoor puppy and pet dog training classes will be starting Tuesday 31st January 2012 at St James’ Hall, Downley. The puppy class will start at 6pm and the pet dog class at 7pm.

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iPhone 5 to be waterproof?

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The first Inter Constituency Quiz between South Cambridgeshire, South East Cambridgeshire and Cambridg...

MORE TRANSPARENCY IN PLANNING DECISIONS
In the face of strong opposition from the Liberal Democrats, East Cambs Conserv...

The ruling Conservative Group on East Cambridgeshire District Council has just published its annual newspaper, which wil...

CAMBRIDGESHIRE CONSERVATIVES
OUR RECORD OF SERVICE
LISTENING TO YOU
Simply the Best
Cambridgeshire’s Conservat...

CONSERVATIVES SUPPORT SPEEDING CRACKDOWN
Speeding motorists are the scourge of many villages and communities and rarely...

CAMBRIDGESHIRE CONSERVATIVES
JUDGE US ON OUR RECORD OF SERVICE

We are really proud of the progress we have made over...

‘JUDGE US ON OUR RECORD’ SAY CAMBRIDGESHIRE’S CONSERVATIVES
‘Judge us on our record’ say ...

Mereham, a proposed 5,000 home development between Stretham and Wilburton, is being opposed by East Cambridgeshire Distr...

East Cambridgeshire Conservatives are jubilant now that the veil has at last been lifted on critical negotiations for th...

At the recent District Council elections, the Conservatives took control of both East Cambs District Council, and South ...

IAN BIRRELL: With each day, the Syrian tragedy grows deeper. Over the past weekend we have had first a report documenting the torture and murder of children, then the worst massacre yet, with perhaps 300 people slaughtered in the city of Homs.

The former first minister and leader of the DUP, Ian Paisley, has been admitted to hospital.

The former first minister and leader of the DUP, Ian Paisley, has been admitted to hospital.

The Brazilian government privatises operations at three airports as part of moves to upgrade transport links ahead of the World Cup.

The Brazilian government privatises operations at three airports as part of moves to upgrade transport links ahead of the World Cup.

Radical cleric Abu Qatada is granted bail following a hearing at the UK's Special Immigration Appeals Commission.

Radical cleric Abu Qatada is granted bail following a hearing at the UK's Special Immigration Appeals Commission.

1.5 million football tickets remain available for London 2012 after the sport is identified as the only discipline which has not sold out its allocation

More than a million tickets available - all other sports sold out

Face masked by bandages, she is the tiny victim of a brutal massacre. Now, lying in a makeshift bed, she pleads with Allah to punish the men who killed her brother and may cost her her sight.

Simon Cowell was shamefully accused of being two hours late for Britain's Got Talent auditions - because he was soaking in the bath. But it seems he’s not the only man who is guilty of having 'me-time.' Twelve per cent of men across the UK are investing almost an hour a day on their looks.

Yellow Warning of Snow for East of England : Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk & Suffolk valid from 2000 Mon 06 Feb to 0200 Tue 07 Feb

The victim, Thusha Kamaleswaran, was left paralysed after being hit in the chest when three youths on bicycles chased members of a rival gang into her uncle’s shop in Stockwell, south London, where she was playing.

A former Roman Catholic priest is found guilty of sexually abusing seven boys aged between seven 16.

A former Roman Catholic priest is found guilty of sexually abusing seven boys aged between seven 16.

Illegal tyre dumping 'nightmare' - A warning is issued of the dangers of illegal tyre dumps as officials start to clear 7,000 left on farmland. [Front Page News]

Ship sinking costs Carnival $95m - The sinking of the Costa Concordia could cost parent firm Carnival up to $95m (£62m; 75m euro), the firm says. [Front Page News]

Sherlock Holmes WILL return for a third series next year, BBC confirms - Audiences were left unsure if the cantankerous detective would return after he appeared to 'die' with his reputation in tatters in Sunday night’s show. [Show Biz]

Luton airport planning expansion - Plans to increase annual passenger capacity to 18 million at London Luton Airport and create 6,000 new jobs are revealed. [Business]

Yummy mummies take to the catwalk as New York Fashion Week set to star a mothers-only runway show - Strut: The Fashionable Mom Show will give women inspiration when it comes to wearing outfits that can be easily transformed to take a mom from homes to evenings out. [Femail]

British surgeons pioneer surgery with robotic arm to fix blood vessel - Doctors at St Mary's Hospital in London have saved a man's life by performing a world-first heart operation using robotic technology. [Health]

Nationwide launches market-leading 18 month 0% purchase credit card - but there¿s a catch - Nationwide Building Society is launching an 18 month 0 per cent interest purchase credit card tomorrow – but you must be a current account customer to get it. [Money Mail]

Sainsbury's lands latest blow in supermarket petrol price war with '10p off a litre' promotion - The promotion will last from tomorrow until Sunday, and also applies to online shopping. Morrisons are also slashing prices at the forecourt from Monday. [Money Mail]

Games legacy boost for graduates - Glasgow City Council is unveiling a £10m scheme that aims to provide 1,000 jobs for graduates as a 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy. [Front Page News]

Nasa announces 2014 test flight of its Orion deep space capsule - The Orion capsule, which is being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp, would fly aboard a Delta 4 or Atlas 5 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. [Sciencw]

Colombia fashion week 2011: Butt implants and 'mountains of cocaine' - A behind-the-scenes look at Colombia fashion week makes up the latest installment in the Fashion Week Internationale series - and reveals the Colombian obsession with plastic surgery. [Femail]

Thousands join remembrance events - Thousands of people of Wales across are joining remembrance events as a weekend of tributes begins to war victims. [Front Page News]

High fibre diets CAN reduce the risk of bowel cancer - By compiling existing research involving data from almost two million people, scientists found that a high-fibre diet offers significant protection against the disease, the third most common form of cancer in Britain. [Health]

UK could face double-dip recession, warns EU as Britain prepares for economic 'Armageddon' - David Cameron and Vince Cable put on a united front as a report was published that laid bare the toll of the turmoil in the eurozone on our economy. [Money Mail]

Jilly Cooper silenced by a Woman's Hour question about her husband's love affair - When Jilly, pictured with husband Leo Cooper, wrote a book of advice for married women, one tip was that a wife should sometimes turn a blind eye to her spouse’s affairs because they can blow over. [Femail]

Recent narrow trench crossing Occupation Road diagonally, near Young Street. It has been badly filled, and is nasty on a bicycle when riding towards Newmarket Road. It almost knocked my handlebars out of my hand.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Sturton Street, Cambridge
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Deep rut on nearside lane, near kerb on entrance to roundabout. Has been ringed in yellow paint, so maybe this is already marked for repair.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Barton Road, Barton
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The street light on St Philip's Road outside Alfred Court hasn't been working since about Friday of last week
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There is large hole at junction
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Great Staughton
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The lines (especially cycle lanes) are worn away along north side of Coldham's Lane from Cromwell rd junction to the east. Cars using cycle lanes. Lines need repainting asap.
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A large hole has appeared during last few days has worsened. A number of other faults developing.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 6 Milner Road, Wisbech
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Please fix the system that's supposed to detect traffic approaching from Malcolm St - otherwise the lights don't change. More than once I've been left waiting several minutes for lights that then don't change, presumably because bikes aren't being picked up properly.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 2 Malcolm Street, Cambridge
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On Cherry Hinton Road is a pedestrian crossing and the street lights on each side of this crossing were not working last night.
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On A1303 heading westwards. Last 5 or 6 lamps as you head towards cambridge
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Newmarket Road, Quy
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Just on central reserve leading north of the island
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The former first minister and leader of the DUP, Ian Paisley, has been admitted to hospital.

The Brazilian government privatises operations at three airports as part of moves to upgrade transport links ahead of the World Cup.

The Brazilian government privatises operations at three airports as part of moves to upgrade transport links ahead of the World Cup.

Radical cleric Abu Qatada is granted bail following a hearing at the UK's Special Immigration Appeals Commission.

1.5 million football tickets remain available for London 2012 after the sport is identified as the only discipline which has not sold out its allocation

A former Roman Catholic priest is found guilty of sexually abusing seven boys aged between seven 16.

A police station comes under attack in the northern Nigerian city of Kano, while explosions are also reportedly heard in Maiduguri.

Gordon Taylor, head of the Professional Footballers' Association, calls Fabio Capello's criticism of the FA's decision to oust John Terry as England captain "bizarre and disappointing".

Beijing has banned Chinese airlines from taking part in the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), aimed at cutting carbon emissions.

President Barack Obama tells a US network that he deserves a second term in the White House, as a poll puts his approval rating above 50%.

BBC Scotland uncovers evidence which suggests Rangers owner Craig Whyte may have lied in court.

BBC Scotland uncovers evidence which suggests Rangers owner Craig Whyte may have lied in court.

Romania's intelligence service chief Mihai Razvan Ungureanu is nominated as prime minister after Emil Bloc resigns amid widespread austerity protests.

The winter weather brings out the UK's playful side

Government talks in Greece to try to agree new austerity measures needed to secure bailout funds and avoid defaulting on its debts, are delayed.