An export bar was placed on the documents relating to the Delilah project to prevent them being taken abroad.
Two undergraduates took the clock hands in a 1930s prank and the daughter of one has returned the hour hand.
International experts call for a rights-based approach to technology use where children are better protected from harm by age-appropriate design.
The funding will provide a playroom for the Cambridge Children’s Hospital as well as supporting other local charities.
Dr Isabelle McNeill, who has died from cancer, was associate professor in French and Film and a key figure in Cambridge Film & Screen.
The development will include 45 council homes and 39 market sale homes and replaces 30 properties built in the 1950s.
Researchers said the garment has an ‘ultrasensitive sensor array directly printed on the collar, capable of identifying multiple sleep patterns’.
The Roman Catholic church is expanding as the city population soars and 12,000 new homes are planned nearby which will be served by the parish.
The mystery of the woman’s identity could be a step closer to being solved after the release of a picture of what she may have looked like.
It is the first tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh to be found since the discovery of Tutankhamun more than a century ago.
British Transport Police are investigating incidents on Saturday and Sunday (1 and 2 February).
Newly declassified files show the moment the notorious Cambridge double agent finally confessed to his treachery.
Newly-declassified files show the Queen was only told the full story a decade after the Cambridge don and royal courtier confessed he was a KGB spy.
The design and build fit-out company will supply apprentices with the tools and bags they need to support them with their work.
The opening of the Ukrainian CAM (Craft, Art & Music) Studio in Cambridge was billed as a day ‘for everyone from 4 to 104’.
New home buyers can reduce monthly payments for the first two years through Own New.
An exciting month of events for the fourth Cambridge Festival of Cycling gets rolling on Sunday (25 August) with the first Cambridge Criterium.
Cresset’s latest Flare platform aims to unleash the potential of creative molecule design in the early drug discovery process.
Philby was recruited by the KGB in the 1930s as part of the infamous Cambridge spy ring.
A vast array of artefacts, furniture, textiles and more from the larger-than-life character from Fulbourn will be on sale on 25 July.
