But right now it s 10 o clock let s get the latest b.b.c. News with Steve thank you Wayne Good morning investigations are continuing at the scene of a crash in West London that killed 3 teenage boys police are trying to find out how many people were in a car that went into them near a bus stop one man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving b.b.c. Repulsor Jon Donnison says the names of the victims are now widely known George Wilkinson Josh Kennedy and Harry Reiss 2 of them 16 years old one of them 17 years old the police say that a 28 year old man has been arrested now on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and they are also looking for a 2nd man who they believe was in the car as a passenger and who has fled the scene cowboy parking companies are set to be reined in by new laws the government is backing a crackdown there s evidence that parking firms issue 13 times more tickets compared to a decade ago Thomas Mason has this ban on wheel campi
Good evening at 6 o clock on this Friday cheats on the weekend is now with us the latest news from Steve thank you falls Good evening highways bosses have today been failing the he said for so many closures of the old well bridge during strong winds stay it was a pretty robust discussion highways England were very much put under the spotlight that s Nick Berg failed from the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce they were at the meeting along with some of the county s am pays it well bridge has been closed straight times this year because of high winds but highways England were told they ve been too slow to try to find a way forward we re not really satisfied with the answers we got because we know that they re looking at things like wind barriers and more particularly segregating traffic so that cars can continue to use the bridge but those things simply aren t being progressive enough it s the cost of the police operation to find missing Suffolk servicemen Karima cake could be refunded from t
It has to stop now that State Powell senior organizer for the g.m. Bait it s after a man died out in the cold in Lowestoft just after Christmas an ambulance arrived 16 hours after the initial call emerged as social services and Suffolk Police were also aware of the incidents and it was all discussed during prime minister s questions yesterday Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn raised the situation with to resume a as did waive me and pay Peter old us he wants detailed ounces the relationship between what the police did what the ambulance service and how they responded that is actually crucial to establishing what went wrong in this particular instance and we need all the facts so that we can then learn from them and improve the system and they ll be more on their story shortly heroine Mark Murphy at breakfast highways England are being accused of lacking the will to find a way to avoid a full closure of the old well bridge during strong winds it was shot yesterday for 4 hours and lead to long
It s 4 o clock Steve blow has the latest news thank you falls Good afternoon the effects are still being felt in Lowestoft of the death of a man who spent 16 hours outside without help terrible to think that in this day and age some that had died in battle possibly phrasing to death that s Janice Well Cox who was a neighbor of and city pan out his body was found 3 days after Christmas 16 hours after the 1st call was made to the emergency services Suffolk police have referred them selves to the police watchdog over the handling of the Cole has said we will fail as one is just that something perhaps could have been down for him not quite show up and it was so awful there s been a rise across the board in crime here in Suffolk according to figures out today there were more than 7000 more crimes recorded last year compared to the previous year violent attacks jumped by just under 4000 but Suffolk Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Judd says there should not be a concern for example a number o
Percents in the 12 months to last September but the separate crime survey suggests crime continued to fall his own home affairs correspondent down the shore in terms of the Crime Survey crimes are still on a downward trend down by 10 percent overall and that is largely driven by an unexpected drop in fraud and computer misuse offenses down 15 percent year on year but when we come to the police recorded figures what we re seeing is an upward trend there of 14 percent year on year violent crime up 20 percent sexual offenses up 23 percent robberies up 29 percent crime up 18 percent and that s up 12 percent the opening of the new primary school Littleton broaden in Lowestoft could be delayed it s because of contamination risks by Country Park developments and in tennis Britain s Kyle Edmund has lost his Australian Open semifinal Marron challenged the world number 6 beats him in straight sets 627660 seven s weather staying mostly dry today breezy with occasional sunny spells highs of 9 deg