in cambridgeshire, police cameras ca ptu re cambridgeshire, police cameras capture another offender.ar, we've been warned but we simply aren't listening. the roast recent report from the rac found 31% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 896 two years ago. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel, you may or may not be aware it is going to change. six points. £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. it's just how she was using her phone that makes it an offence. it's more thanjust phone that makes it an offence. it's more than just making a phone call. further up the road, a two—minute call will have serious consequences for this hgv driver. you're on your mobile phone, do you know that's an offence? in the 20 years i've been driving i have seen people on laptops, i thought it was a minor indiscretion in relation to the scale of things, but i should know

back in cambridgeshire, a two—minute call will have serious consequences for this hgv driver.on your mobile phone. you are aware that's an offence? in the 20 odd years i've been on the road i've seen people with laptops. i've seen phone in one hand, laptop on the other, knee on the steering wheel. what just happened there, a minor indiscretion in relation to the scale of things. but no, i should know better. there'd been an accident... unfortunately your mum has been killed. the police operations will now run alongside a media campaign centred on the family of another victim. higher penalties are only part of the answer. in the end, we must all be conscious of the lives we put at risk. there is nothing that is so important it cannot wait. don't use your phone whilst you're driving. life on earth began hundreds of millions of years earlier than previously thought — that's according to researchers who have discovered fossils of one of the earliest living organisms. the creature, half the width of a human hair, lived more than 4 billion years ago, not long after the formation of

on a busy main road in cambridgeshire, police cameras capture another offender. uk is crystal clear, we've been warned but we simply aren't listening. the most recent report from the rac found 31% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. she had it held in both hands, texting or doing whatever with both thumbs. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel. you may or may not be aware it is going to change. six points. £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. it's just how she was using her phone that makes it an offence. it's more than just making a phone call. further up the road, a two—minute call will have serious consequences for this hgv driver. you were on your mobile phone. you are aware that's an offence? in the 20 odd years i've been on the road i've seen people with laptops, i've seen phone in one hand, laptop in the other, knee on the steering wheel. that what just happened t

on a busy main road in cambridgeshire police cameras capture another offender., but we simply aren't listening. the most recent report from the rac found 31% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. she had it held in both hands texting with both thumbs. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel. you may or may not be aware, it is going to change. six points and £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. it's just how she was using her phone that makes it an offence. it's more than just making a phone call. we can do more and more with our mobile phones and the temptation to use them on the move has proved irresistible. from today, there will be no more driver awareness is courses, new licences could be revoked and the bus and lorry drivers could face a suspension, underlining a civil message. your mobile phone belongs in the glove box. thomas croker ignored that advice. he is serving

back in cambridgeshire, a two—minute call will have serious consequences for this hgv driver.re that's an offence? in the 20 odd years i've been on the road i've seen people with laptops. i've seen phone in one hand, laptop on the other, knee on the steering wheel. what just happened there, a minor indiscretion in relation to the scale of things. but no, i should know better. there'd been an accident... unfortunately your mum has been killed. the police operations will now run alongside a media campaign centred on the family of another victim. higher penalties are only part of the answer. in the end, we must all be conscious of the lives we put at risk. there is nothing that is so important it cannot wait. don't use your phone whilst you're driving. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first the headlines on bbc news: sex education is to be made compulsory in all schools in england. children as young as four will be taught about safe relationships. there could be defeat in the lords over the brexit bill. some peers want ministers to guarantee the future rig

police forces across the uk, including here in cambridgeshire, we we re including here in cambridgeshiredon't text or ta ke advice. that means you don't text or take pictures or watch things and you don't unless it is fixed somewhere, use it as a navigational device. the core message is we have got to take responsibility. we can't rely on enforcement. we can't rely on the police and we can't rely on the courts. if you have got a mobile phone if belongs in the glove box, joanna. thank you very much, robert. donald trump has promised a "new chapter of american greatness" in his first speech to congress. he also appealed for unity, saying the time for "trivial fights" had passed. in an hour long speech he promised extra spending on infrastructure, the military and pledged to tackle illegal immigration and terrorism. we just need the courage to share the dreams that fill our hearts. the bravery to express the hopes that share our souls and the confidence to turn those hopes and those dreams into action. from now on, america will be empowered by our as per rations. not burdened by our fears.

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on a busy main road in cambridgeshire, police cameras catch another offender.ed, you said we are not listening. the most recent report from the rac found that 21% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 896 two years ago. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel. you may or may not be aware it is going to change. six points. a £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. just how she was using her phone, that makes it an offence. it is not just making a phone call. we can do more and more with our mobile phones and the temptation to use them on the move has proved irresistible. from today, there will be no more driver awareness courses. new licenses can be revoked and bus and lorry drivers can face suspension, all underlining a very simple message, that your mobile phone belongs in the glove box. this man ignored that advice and is serving t

on a busy main road in cambridgeshire police cameras capture another offender.we've been warned, but we simply aren't listening. the most recent report from the rac found 31% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. she had it held in both hands sort of texting or doing whatever with both thumbs. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel. you may or may not be aware, it's going to change. six points. £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. it's just how she was using her phone that makes it an offence. it's more than just making a phone call. we can do more and more with our mobile phones and the temptation to use them on the move has proved irresistible. from today there will be no more driver awareness courses, new licenses can be revoked and bus and lorry drivers could face suspension. all underlining a very simple message — your mobile phone belongs in the glove box. tomasz kro

a search of a landfill site in cambridgeshire is under way.n a night out on 2a september. a british backpacker who was allegedly held captive for weeks and subjected to repeated sexual assaults has been released from hospital in australia. the 22—year—old woman is being comforted by herfamily, after being found on sunday. a 22—year—old australian man has been charged with a number of offences, and has been remanded in custody. the number of women getting top jobs at sporting bodies is declining, according to a report out today. the women in sport study found just under half of organisations have failed to meet new government guidelines calling for senior positions to be 30% female. katie gornall reports. the profile of women playing sport has never been higher. but step off the pitch and into the boardroom, and progress is more limited. today the charity women in sport released an audit of 68 national governing bodies receiving public money. they found that nearly half didn't meet the new target of 30% gendered diversity on their boards, inclu

her friend, the member for south cambridgeshire, said "in my view, the courts are there for a reason.ome up with this ruling that says that the criteria should be extended, i believe we've got a duty to honour that." isn't she right? he referred to the social security advisory committee and they can look at that. my right honourable friend the work and pensions secretary called the chairman of the social security advisory committee and spoke to him about the regulations on the day they were being introduced. he called the chairman of the work and pensions select committee and spoke to him about the regulations that were being introduced. he called both offices of the shadow work and pensions secretary, but they were still outside and they didn't come back to him for four days. mr speaker... calling the... mr speaker, calling the... mr speaker, calling the chairs of two committees and making a written statement to the house does not add up to scrutiny and, as i understand it, there was no call made to the office of my friend the shadow secretary of state. mr speaker, the reality is thi

here is a nice picture from cambridgeshire. a very different story off the tip of cornwall, look at that. land ‘s end looks like the end of the world — grey skies, very gloomy. it is reallyjust the south—west where we have the cloud. the rest of us are enjoying this beautiful spring weather. it is quite warm as well, temperatures already getting up to 17 celsius in london. for most of us, typically around io—isdc. it is sunny, but there is a bit of a breeze, so it feels a bit on the cool side, a bit fresh in one or two mac places. ii celsius in sheffield. there is that warm spot, as it often is, in london, 15 celsius, then we swing down to the tip of cornwall, to where the pirates are. this cloud stretches from the channel islands into cornwall, stall for the day, then later on in the evening, the clouds roll in the atlantic and bring some damp weather, relatively mild to, —— relatively mild, to western parts. eastern areas will be free of club at chile. tomorrow, mist and drizzle rolling in, nothing like what we have got today

missing raf airman corrie mckeague has trawled through 60 tonnes of waste at a landfill site in cambridgeshired during a night out in bury st edmunds last september, as our correspondent ben ando reports. it's a dirtyjob but it could provide the answers to a mystery that has baffled police for nearly six months. the search for missing raf serviceman corrie mckeague is now focused on this landfill site, just outside cambridge. 23—year—old corrie from fife was serving at raf honington. last september, he went on a night out with friends in nearby bury st edmunds. he told them he would walk home, but never made it. corrie was last seen at 3:24am, entering a service area behind some buildings. there were several bins there. the police knew a bin lorry called about an hour later. that lorry then travelled to barton mills, where corrie's phone pinged a nearby mast, and ended its journey at the landfill site. the police know that they'll be criticised for not starting this sooner. but they said originally they were told the bin lorry was only carrying waste of up to 11 kilos. when they learned quite

a search of a landfill site in cambridgeshire is underway.n on a night out on 24th september. a british backpacker who was allegedly held captive for weeks and subjected to repeated sexual assaults, has been released from hospital in australia. the 22—year—old woman is being comforted by herfamily, after being found on sunday. a 22—year—old australian man has been charged with a number of offences, and has been remanded in custody. the number of women getting top jobs at sporting bodies is declining, according to a report out today. the women in sport study found just under half of organisations have failed to meet new government guidelines calling for senior positions to be 30% female. katie gornall reports. the profile of women playing sport has never been higher. but step off the pitch and into the boardroom, and progress is more limited. today, the charity women in sport released an audit of 68 national governing bodies receiving public money. they found that nearly half didn't meet the new target of 30% gender diversity on their boards i

on a busy road in cambridgeshire, police catch another offender.ent front rac found 32% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel, compared with 8% two years ago. he had it held in two hands texting or doing whatever, with both thumbs. can you just follow me. this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route you had your phone using both hands. you had your phone using both hands. you may or may not be aware it is going change, six points, £200 fine and no option of any education force at all. it was how she was using her phone that makes it an offence. it is more than just making a phone that makes it an offence. it is more thanjust making a phone call. further up the road a two—minute call will have serious consequences for this hgv driver. you were on your moe. you are aware it is an offence. not not 20-odd years i have seen people with laptop, food in one hand, on their knee, food in the other. in relation to the scale of things, no, but i should no better. there has been an accident. unfortunately your mum has been kille