Opinion

It is hard to understand human beings sometimes, and the brutal incident in Elm this week involving a cat, is most definitely one of those times.

I can’t wait for Manea railway station’s car park to open.

Cambridgeshire’s Mayor Nik Johnson is determined to make public transport better for everyone across the county.

High prices, a post-Brexit food economy and the importance we place on good food leave us reliant on an ultra processed diet, suggests our columnist.

The new live action Disney remake of The Little Mermaid had a sellout first weekend in cinema - smashing the box office with a cool $211.3 million.

Wisbech Rose Fair will go ahead this year – but once again it will be missing the hugely popular parade.

Extreme online pranks are a far cry from You’ve Been Framed, says our columnist, and must make us question what kids are growing to think is funny.

Plans to redevelop an area of Wisbech that has been dubbed an eyesore after being left derelict for years are currently hanging in the balance.

As debate about this month's Year 6 SATs paper rumbles on, our columnist fears the rapid growth of AI is only going to mean more exams for children.

Last week it was all about pomp and circumstance – this weekend it was all about Eurovision.

Our columnist fears we’re now all so comfortable with school closures since the pandemic that there’s no urgency to resolve disputes with teachers.

Nobody does pomp and circumstance like the British – that was the view of one American journalist I saw interviewed over the weekend.

News that Chatteris’ Empress Swimming Pool closed temporarily because it can’t find someone to offer insurance is really sad for all those involved.

Theatre etiquette is under the spotlight but could venues do more to make the rules clear asks our columnist?

Eve Tawfick discusses fashion in her monthly Baffling Britain column...

You never know how you will react in an emergency until it actually happens.

After four years of enjoying the UK's glorious coast our columnist is contemplating holidaying abroad to escape the sewage.

A frail woman in her 80s was stabbed to death and her body set on fire in her own home.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has a plan to get parents back to work, but it won't work, writes Lauren Abbott.

One of my favourite comedies of all time is 'The Detectorists' this rather gentle series is a kind of homage to the eccentricities of rural life.