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A herd of about 100 giraffes will take to the city.

The TV crew filmed around St John’s College and Millpond for the BBC series.

East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices benefit from singer’s donated items.

Royston-based auction house Hanson Ross is set to do the honours.

Bella the cat and PhD student James make the grade.

Beam me up: residents were baffled by a strange glow in the night sky.

The tradition first started in the 1960s and was revived 20 years ago with great success.

The traditional festivities will raise money for charity.

Academics suggest the injuries can be easily avoided

The latest work appeared under cover of darkness.

Honeyguides benefit from the leftover beeswax.

Cambridge historian Tony Kirby is revealing the secrets of the past that lie under our feet with the publication of a new historic map of the city.

Children in STEM sessions helped to create the pieces that artist Helen Marshall brought together.

Rishi Sunak describes Daniel Zeichner’s verdict on AI chat as ‘absolutely extraordinary’.

Korean corn dogs have been selling out every week at Ian and Lan’s food van.

The late tractor enthusiast Jim Russell amassed the collection of 800 items over 50 years.

The traditional chair leg has been replaced with a sceptre made by a team of green woodworkers.

A circle of poppies with knitted soldier’s boots and a helmet was created.

It was previously thought only humans used this tactic.

A new sound installation has been created.