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From Imperial dinners with a side order of murder to which emperor’s secret diary she is longing to see, Mary Beard reveals all about Rome’s rulers.

The route will take runners through the city centre, past market square, through the grounds of King’s College, before finally reaching Jesus Green.

The musical comedy duo initially got together while still at Cambridge in order to blag tickets to May Balls.

The headliners at the event were Girls Don’t Sync and Yung Singh.

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival will be staging six plays in Cambridge University’s college gardens over July and August.

Located on Hills Road, the eatery will also house artworks from the Tyrrell Art Gallery.

Celebrated classical musicians and future stars will perform in July.

This year’s line-up has something for everyone, including music and art, sports and shopping, breakfast and afternoon teas.

The event, which is run by the Showmen’s Guild, has taken place on Midsummer Common since 1211.

Inspired by the permit rooms of 1960s and 1970s Bombay, Dishoom opened its first Permit Room in Brighton in November 2023.

Located a five-minute drive away from the city of Ely, The Carriage Ely provides luxury accommodation.

The song will be accompanied by a lively music video.

The American singer-songwriter last performed in the city in 2018, on the night that England played Croatia in the World Cup semi-finals.

The event brought together experts, leading games design companies and students from across the country.

Baillie Gifford stops all literary festival funding after campaign by Fossil Free Books

The mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Baiju Thittala, opened the event on Wednesday with the traditional proclamation ceremony.

Well-dressed students enjoyed music from headliner Ella Eyre, as well as a spectacular fireworks display, at the Trinity May Ball.

The play stars Ayden Callaghan, best known as Miles De Souza in Emmerdale, as Will Trenting and Honeysuckle Weeks as his wife Rona.

Our film critic takes a look at what’s coming to the big screen in this sponsored feature.

More than 5,000 students have taken part in poetry-writing workshops, which will culminate in a free concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.