In Depth

The county recorded 3,401 cases in seven days.

Next month, Cllr Anna Smith is due to succeed Lewis Herbert as leader of Cambridge City Council.

We explore the data by age and location, and look at vaccinations, deaths and hospitalisations.

The naturalist and BBC Springwatch presenter talks about his photography, mental health and more.

Cases are spreading fast among school-age children.

Students at The Perse School and The Leys were among those working with the Protein Data Base in Europe, based at EMBL-EBI.

David Rogers, professor of ecology at Oxford University, is speaking on the subject this week.

Cllr Lewis Herbert will stand down at the end of November.

An increase in respiratory illnesses in children is placing increased pressure on health services and schools in Cambridgeshire.

But the impact of vaccinations is clear from data on hospitalisations and deaths.

Lengthy queues have greeted drivers trying to fill up amid a shortage of HGV lorry drivers.

In this exclusive Q&A, Addenbrooke’s Hospital bosses reveal they are seeing 360 people daily at A&E while Covid wards treat unvaccinated patients.

Find out how your neighbourhood, and different ages, have been affected with our latest detailed look at the coronavirus data.

Government denies the problems have anything to do with Brexit.

Design and fit-out specialist COEL and business psychologist Kelly Drewery, from Talent Glue, are researching the subject.

Conservation charities deliver a clear message to the government.

They were among ideas discussed by the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s joint assembly.

Our detailed weekly look at infection rates in Cambridge and each district, down to a neighbourhood level.

The Greater Cambridge Partnership joint assembly discussed how a clean air zone and pollution charge could fund better public transport.

University ophthalmologist David Williams bamboozled as border collie with zero vision struts around obstacles – even puddles