内容摘要："I didn't think I was at risk, but looking back now I see things a lot differently," she said.

"I didn't think I was at risk, but looking back now I see things a lot differently," she said.

A project for a new walking and cycling footbridge across a river is predicted to cost £2m more than planners originally thought.Cygnet Bridge, which would link Peterborough's Embankment and Fletton Quays, was approved by the city council on 23 December.

The construction would give pedestrians and cyclists a quieter route across the River Nene but is now expected to cost £8.3m.being presented to the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) on Monday said the extra costs came from changes to the design and necessary sewer diversions.As a result the CPCA, which is currently contributing £3.4m to the bridge, has been asked to increase its share to £5.4m.

The report blamed the additional costs on "complexities and scope changes" to do with the design, as well as "significantly higher costs for required sewer diversions" than initially projected.Material costs alone were predicted to be £470,000 higher than originally predicted in 2022, when the CPCA approved its funding.

The project has secured £1.94m in Towns Fund investment from the government, with the council contributing just under £1m, and the CPCA paying for the rest.

The CPCA said the project demonstrated "substantial economic and social value" despite the added costs and would be a "critical infrastructure investment for Peterborough".In this case, Danielle McLaughlin's family have spoken to the media

Ms McLaughlin had turned 28 the month before her death and had been home in Buncrana for the celebrations.She had only been in India for two weeks when she was murdered.

The Liverpool John Moores University student had been staying in a beach hut with an Australian friend.The pair had been celebrating Holi, a Hindu festival, in a nearby village. She left the village at night and her body was found the next day by a local farmer in an isolated spot.