BBC Local Live: Cambridgeshire

The Duke of Cambridge surprised dog walkers when he touched down in Cambridgeshire earlier. 

The East Anglian Air Ambulance pilot was spotted on the green in Green in Wood Fen Road, Littleport.  It's not yet known what emergency he was attending. 

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More of you have been sending us your comments about the "Leave the EU - no more Polish vermin" cards posted to homes in Huntingdon.

Quote Message: I cannot believe that cards calling the Polish people 'Vermin' are being left on doorsteps. This is totally unjustified, racist and so 'Un-British'. I voted for exit as I do not want further integration into the EU. I did not vote for a hate campaign against other nationalities to be started by a few mindless individuals. Shame on you all." from Barrie Hamilton

I cannot believe that cards calling the Polish people 'Vermin' are being left on doorsteps. This is totally unjustified, racist and so 'Un-British'. I voted for exit as I do not want further integration into the EU. I did not vote for a hate campaign against other nationalities to be started by a few mindless individuals. Shame on you all."

Quote Message: I'm horrified and sickened by the cards found by people in Huntingdon... Some of the Polish migrants and workers in this country are probably the children and grandchildren of those brave Polish pilots who fought and died alongside British pilots in WW2 and helped us to win the Battle of Britain. Have they forgotten, or did they ever know this?" from Anon

I'm horrified and sickened by the cards found by people in Huntingdon... Some of the Polish migrants and workers in this country are probably the children and grandchildren of those brave Polish pilots who fought and died alongside British pilots in WW2 and helped us to win the Battle of Britain. Have they forgotten, or did they ever know this?"

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Cambridgeshire County Council has issued a statement from its chairman Sebastian Kindersley about the anti-Polish cards sent to homes in Huntingdon.

He says: "The signs that were put up in Huntingdon, or whispered suggestions we hear that people should go home, have nothing to do with the EU referendum debate, no matter what side you sit on that. 

"Those comments are about cruelty and have no place in our county, which prides itself on helping not hating. 

"The best way we can all fight against fear and persecution is to carry on doing what Cambridgeshire does best - looking after one another," he added.

Sunny spells to end the day. Then a dry night with light winds and lows of about 10C (50F).

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It will be a dry start to Tuesday with spells of sunshine, but rain is expected to move eastwards during the afternoon and this could turn heavy. Highs of 19C (66F).

BBC Weather has the latest.

Matteus, 11, was one of those who found a "No more Polish vermin" card posted at his Huntingdon house.

Cambridgeshire police say a number of witnesses have been interviewed as part of its investigation.

BBC Weather Watchers have been posting images of the distinctly un-summery weather.

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Richard from Cambridge took this of the hailstorm in Arbury on Saturday. It looked more like January than June.

And "VictoriyaSK" captured this lightning strike near St Ives.

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Prime Minister David Cameron has condemned "despicable racism" directed at immigrants after the vote to leave the European Union. 

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Cambridgeshire police says it is investigating after cards containing the words "No more Polish Vermin" were distributed outside Huntingdon homes and schools following the EU referendum.    

The PM told MPs the country "will not stand for hate crime". 

Mr Cameron also stood by his warnings about the risks of Brexit, stressing there would now be "adjustments" in the economy, the threat of the UK breaking up, and "challenging negotiations" with the EU.

Head to the Politics Live page for the latest.

A rally is set to take place in Cambridge tomorrow night to promote positive relations with the European Union. 

Lib Dem city councillor Rod Cantrill, who is one of the organisers, says it's not to protest against last week's referendum result...

"We respect the decision of the referendum. Hopefully the rally will act as a catalyst to make sure there is a strong voice from Cambridge, that the relationship with Europe post-Brexit has to be a close one," he said.

The rally will start at 17:00 at the Guildhall.

South Cambs MP Heidi Allen says she has had more than 1,000 emails from constituents backing calls to disregard the EU referendum result.  

But the Remain-supporting Conservative told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire that while it was tempting, "overall, people have spoken and in a democracy you can't pick and choose".

"I think we have to accept it and move forward," she said.

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A chemical found in our breath could provide a flag to warn of dangerously-low blood sugar levels in patients with type one diabetes, according to new research from the University of Cambridge. 

The finding, published today in the journal Diabetes Care, could explain why some dogs can be trained to spot the warning signs in patients.  

Quote Message: Humans aren't sensitive to the presence of isoprene, but dogs with their incredible sense of smell find it easy to identify and can be trained to alert their owners about dangerously-low blood sugar levels." from Dr Mark Evans University of Cambridge

Humans aren't sensitive to the presence of isoprene, but dogs with their incredible sense of smell find it easy to identify and can be trained to alert their owners about dangerously-low blood sugar levels."

Meanwhile, Cambridgeshire's Conservative politicians have clashed over support for Boris Johnson.

Heidi Allen, the MP for South Cambs, told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire "he's no leader for me".

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The Tory MP, who backed the campaign to remain in the EU, said she believed Mr Johnson's prominent role in the Leave campaign had been "a leadership bid" and "absolutely nothing to do with what he thinks is good for the country". 

But Conservative MEP David Campbell Bannerman described her as a "bad loser" and said Mr Johnson had been "very principled in his stance".  

Cambridge's Labour MP has not joined the rebellion against the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn.

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Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson has told Jeremy Corbyn he has "no authority" among Labour MPs and warned him he faces a leadership challenge.  

But speaking to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, Daniel Zeichner (pictured) said: "Jeremy Corbyn remains leader of the Labour party... I'm part of his team and will remain so as long as he wants me." 

For the latest developments, head to the BBC Politics live page.

The weather is looking up after a weekend of hailstorms and rain...

Here's another shot of the hailstorm that hit Cambridge on Saturday, taken in Humberstone Road by Stephen Thorpe. Crazy, ay?

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This afternoon will remain dry with sunny spells and light winds, and it will feel pleasantly warm. Minimum temperature: 10C (50F).

BBC Weather has the latest.

Harry Potter creator JK Rowling has responded to a tweet by Leave supporter and Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson.

Mr Jackson told Rupert Myers, the political correspondent of GQ magazine and writer in the Telegraph and Guardian, to "suck it up whiner" after he accused the Leave campaign of lying.

The best-selling author, who supported the Remain campaign, retweeted it to her followers with the comment: "Welcome to our post-referendum, anti-elitist, in-touch-with-the-people politicians."

Stewart Jackson told the Peterborough Telegraph: "It's got nothing to do with her." 

Poland's ambassador to Britain expressed shock at abuse directed against Polish people following the vote for Brexit.

Cambridgeshire police is investigating after laminated cards reading "Leave the EU - no more Polish vermin" were found outside properties in Huntingdon. Racist graffiti has also appeared on buildings in London.

Quote Message: We are shocked and deeply concerned by the recent incidents of xenophobic abuse directed against the Polish community... At the same time, we would like to thank for all the messages of support and solidarity with the Polish community expressed by the British public. from Witold Sobkow Polish ambassador to Britain

We are shocked and deeply concerned by the recent incidents of xenophobic abuse directed against the Polish community... At the same time, we would like to thank for all the messages of support and solidarity with the Polish community expressed by the British public.

As we predicted earlier, Brad Inman has signed for Peterborough United today having decided not to stay with Crewe Alexandra.

In the Polish grocery store Pod Orlem, in Cambridge, the shelves are packed with expat favourites like Goralki chocolate wafers, Winiary pasta sauces and spicy ketchups. 

Two Polish football shirts are pinned high in the window in honour of Euro 2016.

But on Friday the talk was not on the football, but the EU referendum.

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Read what customers in the shop had to say following Brexit here.

The leader of the UKIP group on Cambridgeshire County Council says the anti-Polish cards left in Huntingdon are "beyond contempt".

Speaking on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, Paul Bullen, who represents St Ives, called the cards a "disgrace".

Police are investigating after the cards were found outside properties on Friday.

People have been reacting to a social media campaign started by a Huntingdon man after a number of Polish people in the town were sent hate messages over the weekend.

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Malgorzata Laniecka said: "Seeing these reports about threats to immigrants, mostly Polish (although not only), makes me anxious. Thank you for all you are doing." 

Also, Sarah Silliance wrote: "I've shared because I agree with this, well said. There are some vile people in this world and this country. Some of our good friends and family are Polish, German, French, Turkish, and Indian."