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The Cambridge medical device that could help NHS discover quickly which Covid-19 patients need a ventilator

The Cambridge medical device that could help NHS discover quickly which Covid-19 patients need a ventilator

Cambridge Respiratory Innovations hopes its N-Tidal technology can be used in coronavirus battle within weeks.

University of Cambridge researchers develop machine learning app to collect the sounds of Covid-19

University of Cambridge researchers develop machine learning app to collect the sounds of Covid-19

University of Cambridge researchers develop machine learning app to collect the sounds of Covid-19

App to be used to collect data to develop machine learning algorithms for automatic detection of the condition

Cambridge man assaulted wife, spat in her face and said: 'I hope you get coronavirus and die'

Cambridge man assaulted wife, spat in her face and said: 'I hope you get coronavirus and die'

Cambridge man assaulted wife, spat in her face and said: 'I hope you get coronavirus and die'

Mark Palmer, 55, attacked his wife who was concerned about catching Covid-19 after he brought a friend home to drink beer.

Cambridgeshire County Council makes PPE donation to Addenbrooke's Hospital

Cambridgeshire County Council makes PPE donation to Addenbrooke's Hospital

Cambridgeshire County Council makes PPE donation to Addenbrooke's Hospital

Strategic agreement and collaboration with China leads to more equipment for frontline workers

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How to cope with lockdown cabin fever

How to cope with lockdown cabin fever

How to cope with lockdown cabin fever

Lifecoaches Judy and Adrian Reith's new guide to living the life you want in retirement has lessons for anyone feeling cooped up at home.

‘Raise contactless limit to £200 to beat Covid-19,’ says viral specialist

‘Raise contactless limit to £200 to beat Covid-19,’ says viral specialist

‘Raise contactless limit to £200 to beat Covid-19,’ says viral specialist

John Creedy says viruses play a numbers game - and it’s one we have to win

Addenbrooke’s Hospital chief predicts 460 beds needed for outbreak

Addenbrooke’s Hospital chief predicts 460 beds needed for outbreak

Addenbrooke’s Hospital chief predicts 460 beds needed for outbreak

Cambridge University Hospital NHS Trust chief Roland Sinker said this would be in the “reasonable worst case scenario” modelled by its own experts.

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Cath Kidston set to call in administrators

Cath Kidston set to call in administrators

Cath Kidston set to call in administrators

A designer retailer with a store in Cambridge is set to file for administration.

Retailer B&M to temporarily close 49 stores

Retailer B&M to temporarily close 49 stores

Retailer B&M to temporarily close 49 stores

The discount retailer, which has a store at the Beehive Centre in Cambridge, has not disclosed which stores are to shut.

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JJ Jeffrey becomes president of Cambridge Rugby Club

JJ Jeffrey becomes president of Cambridge Rugby Club

John Hopkins and Colin Brown also join the Volac Park club's committee

Junior doctor Sarah Leiter balances life in the NHS with playing for Great Britain goalball squad

Junior doctor Sarah Leiter balances life in the NHS with playing for Great Britain goalball squad

Junior doctor Sarah Leiter balances life in the NHS with playing for Great Britain goalball squad

Cambridge-based GB star discusses a busy year

Cambridge scrum-half Kieran Duffin thrives in National League One after stint in Australia

Cambridge scrum-half Kieran Duffin thrives in National League One after stint in Australia

Cambridge scrum-half Kieran Duffin thrives in National League One after stint in Australia

Spell Down Under helps No 9 hone game

Fiona Shuttleworth and James Elms scoop top awards at Cambridge University RUFC awards night

Fiona Shuttleworth and James Elms scoop top awards at Cambridge University RUFC awards night

Fiona Shuttleworth and James Elms scoop top awards at Cambridge University RUFC awards night

Players recognised at dinner prior to the coronavirus outbreak

Cambridge United to be placed in 'hibernation' mode due to coronavirus pandemic

Cambridge United to be placed in 'hibernation' mode due to coronavirus pandemic

Cambridge United to be placed in 'hibernation' mode due to coronavirus pandemic

U's announce plans to furlough majority of staff, including coaches
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BUSINESS

The Cambridge medical device that could help NHS discover quickly which Covid-19 patients need a ventilator

The Cambridge medical device that could help NHS discover quickly which Covid-19 patients need a ventilator

Cambridge Respiratory Innovations hopes its N-Tidal technology can be used in coronavirus battle within weeks.

Joanne Hackett joins BIOS as chair of the board

Joanne Hackett joins BIOS as chair of the board

Joanne Hackett joins BIOS as chair of the board

Retains role as chief operating officer at Genomics England

Cambridge Water offers financial support options for customers

Cambridge Water offers financial support options for customers

Cambridge Water offers financial support options for customers

No action on outstanding balances, and flexible payments or payment holidays

Interface for ventilators designed and built in Cambridge

Interface for ventilators designed and built in Cambridge

Interface for ventilators designed and built in Cambridge

Graphic Art reports unprecedented demand for unit which keeps Covid-19 patients breathing

How Horizon Discovery’s Brexit plan kickstarted coronavirus response

How Horizon Discovery’s Brexit plan kickstarted coronavirus response

How Horizon Discovery’s Brexit plan kickstarted coronavirus response

Gene editing specialist sets gold standard for response to pandemic
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How to cope with lockdown cabin fever

How to cope with lockdown cabin fever

Lifecoaches Judy and Adrian Reith's new guide to living the life you want in retirement has lessons for anyone feeling cooped up at home.

Fighting for future of Shepreth Wildlife Park during Covid-19 crisis

Fighting for future of Shepreth Wildlife Park during Covid-19 crisis

Fighting for future of Shepreth Wildlife Park during Covid-19 crisis

The zoo's future may be hanging in the balance, with costs of almost £3,000 a day to look after the animals and no income from visitors

Gill Hornby interview: the literary mystery that sparked a novel idea

Gill Hornby interview: the literary mystery that sparked a novel idea

Gill Hornby interview: the literary mystery that sparked a novel idea

A stash of secret letters, a shadowy figure and one of England’s most famous authors inspired Gill Hornby’s new novel. Alex Spencer finds out more

Cambridgeshire author's book encourages children to achieve

Cambridgeshire author's book encourages children to achieve

Cambridgeshire author's book encourages children to achieve

Cambridgeshire author Bianca D'Agostino has written an uplifting children’s book entitled You Are Not the Boss of Me.

Our guide to the best kids' TV shows on now

Our guide to the best kids' TV shows on now

Our guide to the best kids' TV shows on now

When you have to work and want to keep the kids happy, it's time to press play on our pick of the best children's TV shows available to stream now
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VIDEOS

World’s largest trial of potential coronavirus treatments to be carried out in UK hospitals

World’s largest trial of potential coronavirus treatments to be carried out in UK hospitals

World’s largest trial of potential coronavirus treatments to be carried out in UK hospitals

Drugs usually used to treat HIV, inflammation and malaria being tested - and more patient volunteers are needed.

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 2

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 2

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 2

Cambridgeshire County Council has released its daily briefing

Michael Rosen leaves intensive care after coronavirus bout

Michael Rosen leaves intensive care after coronavirus bout

Michael Rosen leaves intensive care after coronavirus bout

Children adopt bear theme worldwide in windows and on walks as former children’s laureate battles on

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 1

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 1

Coronavirus: The essential daily briefing for Cambridgeshire - April 1

The briefing also highlights the work being done in the community to support those in need.

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EDUCATION

New rapid coronavirus diagnostic testing technology to be deployed at Addenbrooke's Hospital

New rapid coronavirus diagnostic testing technology to be deployed at Addenbrooke's Hospital

SAMBA II cutting-edge technology is described as a possible 'game-changer' in fight against Covid-19.

Coronavirus: When will schools reopen and how will students be fairly graded? Tees Law answers your education questions

Coronavirus: When will schools reopen and how will students be fairly graded? Tees Law answers your education questions

Coronavirus: When will schools reopen and how will students be fairly graded? Tees Law answers your education questions

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Ex-Hills Road Sixth Form students stranded in New Zealand during coronavirus lockdown

Ex-Hills Road Sixth Form students stranded in New Zealand during coronavirus lockdown

Ex-Hills Road Sixth Form students stranded in New Zealand during coronavirus lockdown

Ticket prices for the few remaining flights have been rocketing up to £8,000.

How to organise lessons at the school of Mum and Dad

How to organise lessons at the school of Mum and Dad

How to organise lessons at the school of Mum and Dad

Found that you’re suddenly your child’s teacher? If your grasp of algebra has slipped, and your Shakespeare’s a bit rusty, we have the sites to help
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SCIENCE

Coronavirus: Antibody test could ramp up Covid-19 screening, say Cambridge biotechnology experts

Coronavirus: Antibody test could ramp up Covid-19 screening, say Cambridge biotechnology experts

Biotechnology specialist advocates new test using tiny blood sample as PCR tests slow because of reagents shortage

Babraham Institute director Professor Michael Wakelam dies after suspected coronavirus infection

Babraham Institute director Professor Michael Wakelam dies after suspected coronavirus infection

Babraham Institute director Professor Michael Wakelam dies after suspected coronavirus infection

The eminent scientist and father of two suffered respiratory complications arising from the suspected case of Covid-19.

Can cats and dogs pass on the coronavirus to humans? A Cambridge researcher shares her verdict

Can cats and dogs pass on the coronavirus to humans? A Cambridge researcher shares her verdict

Can cats and dogs pass on the coronavirus to humans? A Cambridge researcher shares her verdict

Dr Sarah Caddy, post-doctoral researcher at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, examines the evidence.

Waking up to One Health in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic: A virologist’s view

Waking up to One Health in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic: A virologist’s view

Waking up to One Health in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic: A virologist’s view

Dr Camilla Benfield, from Cambridge, offers her perspective on the Covid-19 crisis.

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LIFESTYLE

Tom Watson: How I lost eight stone

Tom Watson: How I lost eight stone

Alex Spencer talks with Tom Watson the former deputy leader of the Labour Party who has shunned sugar and turned his health around

Searching for a rare silhouette during a trip to Breckland

Searching for a rare silhouette during a trip to Breckland

Searching for a rare silhouette during a trip to Breckland

Martin Walters goes in search of a rare bird... and finds it over the border in Norfolk.

Creating a new wet farming system in the Great Fen

Creating a new wet farming system in the Great Fen

Creating a new wet farming system in the Great Fen

Caroline Fitton, of the Wildlife Trust, explains why sphagnum has a starring role.

£250 a shot? It’s a bar-gin!

£250 a shot? It’s a bar-gin!

£250 a shot? It’s a bar-gin!

Parker’s Tavern will be the first and only bar in the UK to serve what is claimed to be the world’s most exclusive gin.
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PROPERTY

Alconbury Weald: The place to live, work and enjoy

Alconbury Weald: The place to live, work and enjoy

Alconbury Weald, a major new development just five miles from Huntingdon, is about much more than just homes.

Almost 2000 people in Cambridgeshire sign up for new £100,000 homes

Almost 2000 people in Cambridgeshire sign up for new £100,000 homes

Almost 2000 people in Cambridgeshire sign up for new £100,000 homes

The chance to get on the housing ladder in Cambridgeshire for £100,000 is already creating a huge amount of interest

My eco home is my castle

My eco home is my castle

My eco home is my castle

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Upgrade your windows in a sustainable, efficient way

Upgrade your windows in a sustainable, efficient way

Upgrade your windows in a sustainable, efficient way

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