22/06/2014 Look East - East

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel, and I'll be

First, more on the hunt for the killer

Police have drained a lake in their search for the weapon used

Detectives say there's still no evidence that the attack had

Today the police intensify the search for the weapon used to master

Nahid Almanea, who had been on her way to university. There are now

about 300 people involved in the investigation, a huge operation.

investigation, a huge operation You can see some of the early h`s been

clear. The teams are methodically working their way through every inch

of vegetation. As the experts continued, police encouraged people

to do the same, checking sheds and to do the same, checking shdds and

bends for any potential evidence. They say they need to speak to a man

who was seen walking along the trail between 10:20am and 10:20pm `` 10:40

p.m.. The man was described as in his late teens and 20s. He had that

dark here described as mock light. He was clean`shaven, of average

build and not wearing glasses. He was clean`shaven, of average

build and not wearing glassds. They build and not wearing glassds. They

said they are seeking a second man seen running in the area wearing a

red top. Prayers were said today for the victim and the family. It is

such a tragedy of a young woman studying a long way from hole

the fact that as yet there is not clarity over what happened, that

means people are apprehensive. Detectives say there is no dvidence

the murder had anything to do with Nahid Almanea's religion and it is

still no link to a previous murder in March, but both investigations

are being run in parallel. A man who was trapped

in a burning house in Hertfordshire He was rescued from an upst`irs room

when the house in Welwyn Garden City caught light during yesterd`y's

strike by full`time firefighters. Hertfordshire fire service says it

took longer for a reserve engine A Fire Brigades Union spokesman said

his members' thoughts were with As millions

of pounds is being spent rolling out broadband to the region's rtral

communities, one village in Norfolk has just spent five weeks with no

internet service at all. Residents and businesses in Lyng

near Norwich are finally back on, but they're angry

at the lengthy disruption. This holiday Park is just one of the

businesses which were effectively cut off when 200 customers lost

their broadband service last month. We were unable to contact any

customers and they were unable to contact us and I lost

bookings. The problems have been massive. The villages nearlx five

massive. The villages nearly five miles from the nearest BT exchange

so it has to depend on Wi`Fh supplied by nearly all but the

signal died last month. The supplier and BT blamed each other and there

was even a meeting in the a not`for`profit organisation. The

fibre`optic cable went down and be replaced it with a link which will

village had all `` company in the village went back to BT aftdr losing

patience. We basically ended up back on dial`up just so we have some sort

of intranet. It is incredibly slow. Ironically everything is due to

changes in September with BT putting in a fibre`optic link which it hopes

will help solve the village communication problems once

To the weather, here's Wendy Hurrell.

I hope you have enjoyed these two long days of sunshine and that

continues through the working week with clear skies overnight and it

with clear skies overnight `nd it will be pretty mild. We start

day tomorrow with some dry and sunny weather to

also the risk of some showers popping up.

heavy side and hopefully you will manage to avoid

temperature in the sunshine is around 23 Celsius. On Tuesday more

Good evening. After the weekend that has made many of us in warm

sunshine, prospects are set fair for the beginning of the new week.

Tomorrow we will see more sunny spells across the British Isles and

another pleasant evening and day. The North of Scotland has always

been the exception with cloud and outbreaks of rain. That would be the

case against but the rain will start to peter out towards the end of the

night. Maybe the odd shower in the North of England. Lows between 1

and 16 degrees. On Monday morning, it will be pretty cloudy across

northern Scotland with