13/04/2014 Look East - East

Hello I'm Andrew Sinclair. Police in Norfolk say they're

attending a serious incident on the A47 near King's Lynn this evening.

The road has been closed at Tilney All Saints after a child fell from a

coach. He's been taken to the nearby Queen Elizabeth Hospital with

life`threatening injuries. The road is expected to remain closed for

some time and local diversions are in place.

One of the country's leading climate change experts has warned that

businesses in the region, particularly smaller ones, `re going

to be increasingly at risk from the rising cost of climate change unless

they take action now. It coles on the day that a major report calls

for a shift away from cheapdr fossil fuels as part of an attempt to cut

CO2 emissions. Huge wind turbines on this form a

field in Suffolk. They not only supply this business with

electricity but any surplus goes to the National Grid. Today, the IPCC

warned that more examples of this type of project are needed hf

businesses are to adapt to climate change. The investments needed for

this kind of project is out of reach of most small businesses. One is

that experts warn will becole vulnerable to rises in energy

prices. A contributor to today's IPCC report says there are things

small businesses can do. Thdy can install renewable energy systems and

things that make them less reliant on fossil fuels. This brewery uses

food waste to produce its own gas. Bernard Matthews could be using

biogas for its pilots. Both are examples of ways of cutting

emissions. A father and son had to be winched

to safety after becoming sttck on a cliff on the Norfolk coast this

afternoon. The search and rdscue helicopter from Wattisham Ahrfield

carried out their rescue at Mundesley at around two o'clock The

pair were unhurt. One of Norfolk's Conservative MPs

has called on his party to "get a grip and move on" following the row

over the King's Lynn incinerator. Henry Bellingham led the calpaign

against the project which w`s finally scrapped last week. But most

Conservatives on the County Council have always supported the scheme. Mr

Bellingham admits that it's been a divisive issue and says it will take

time to restore unity. Rugby, and Saracens survived a late

Northampton fight`back to thghten their grip on the Premiershhp top

spot with a narrow victory. The final score ` Saracens 28, Saints

24. And in the Championship, Bedford lost away to London Scottish, 1 `15.

Meanwhile in football, Norwhch's problems are just getting worse

Shaun Peel has our goals rotnd`up. Misery again for Norwich, who now

face what could be the four matches of the apocalypse. Liverpool,

Manchester United, Chelsea `nd then Arsenal. They had great chances but

Fulham's Hugo Rodallega scored the only goal of the game. Rickx van

Wolfswinkel Was denied with a point`blank save. And Robert

Snodgrass hit the bar with ` curling free kick. New manager Neal Adams

said we are perilously closd to relegation. 32 points won't be

enough and we have huge gamds against four of the best. If this

season is the London Marathon, Ipswich Town are timing thehr mile

down the Mall to perfection. Daryl Murphy and Luke Chambers scored in

their 2`1 win over Doncaster and they're only goal differencd away

from the top six. Manager Mhck McCarthy said if we can reach the

play`offs, it is a lottery someone has to win and it might just be the

team with the momentum. In League One, MK Dons are nine points behind

the pack after losing 2`0 at home to Crawley. Boss Carl Robinson said it

was bitterly poor after witnessing what he thought was the worst last

45 minutes he has ever seen. Peterborough look good for the

play`offs, though, with a 1`0 win over Coventry. It gives thel a

seven`point cushion now so what could possibly go wrong? Colchester

won 3`2 at Stevenage. A crucial win for them including two goals from

Freddie Sears which keeps them three points above the trapdoor. But it

leaves Stevenage four points adrift at the bottom of the table. In

League Two, Southend lost 1`0 at home to Wimbledon but stay sixth.

But in the survival stakes, Northampton will never say die. They

beat Burton 1`0 and only go`l difference now is keeping them from

the relegation zone. Now, the weather. Here's Kate

Kinsella. Good evening. Well, it's bedn a

beautiful, warm, sunny spring day. And it is a perfect end to the day,

really, with some late evenhng sunshine. Once the sun sets, it will

get fairly chilly quite quickly Clear skies overnight so thd

temperature dropping to single figures. Around five or six Celsius.

In more rural locations, we could see some grass frost tomorrow

morning. A chilly start for some. Towns and cities starting around

eight or nine Celsius. Blue skies, sunshine, a bit of a north`westerly

breeze tomorrow. And a fair bit of cloud bubbling up in the afternoon.

Cooler out along the coast with that breeze, particularly towards the

Wash. But we should also sed temperatures of around 13 Cdlsius.

High pressure dominates our weather for the next few days so blte sky

and sunshine, plenty of it. The wind, light, and the temper`tures

stay in the mid`teens. We got to 17 degrees in the sunshine

in London and many places enjoyed a pleasant day. A different story for

the zero wherein was quite wet and windy. You can