02/07/2014 Look East - West

the Turner Prize in 1999. Christie's said it had been bought by an

anonymous It's the third baby to die

in the country in this way. 23 have been treated

for blood poisoning. Last month it was revealed that

these four neonatal units in the East of England were sent

the infected fluid. An infection apparently caught from

the feed supposed to keep them alive will

alive, this is the third to die in the country, and in the reghon since

the beginning of last month four hospitals have identified c`ses of

Addenbrooke's, Luton and Dunstable, Peterborough City

stop in London, two baby`sat hospitals have also died.

The bacteria believed to be responsible is commonly found

in most surfaces but the toxins produced can cause illness.

In a statement today, the hospital said...

Health officials have this `fternoon begun an investigation

into this latest death and how the bacteria may have got into

There's just five days to go until the world's biggest cxcling

And a poll for BBC Look East indicates almost half

of adults here feel the roads are too dangerous to cycle on.

68% said roads in their local area are not designed

We also asked if the Tour dd France coming through Cambridgeshire

and Essex next week has encouraged people to cycle more.

Cambridge, often held up as a bike friendly city and now preparing to

Improvements like this filter light are let to

make things safer but even hn this region there is disagreement.

Our exclusive poll suggests opinion is sharply divided with 49%

of adults questioned saying it is too dangerous.

That is based on nearly 300 adults in the east out

There are many places where people can feel it is unsafe to cycle,

things like narrow cycle lanes and badly maintained roads.

The poll also indicates two out of three fuel rods are not designed

Statistically it is safe but many people do not quite as a lehsure

pursuit. The Department

for Transport says it has more than doubled funding for cycling to help

deliver safer junctions. bicycle racks, so we asked people

whether employers do enough to It is

about facilities provided to support cyclists and that will cost and also

there are issues with space, secure bike racks and finding somewhere

suitable to put in a shower unit. In May,

Peterborough hosted the citx to many came to watch but just how much

do events like this encourage other We have had Beijing Olympics

and London and now is the ndxt step in making cycling that bit lore

popular, having the two of the France, and it is the sort of thing

that will not happen too often. Our poll suggests 19% feel

encouraged to cycle more. In Yorkshire, the region hosting

the first two stages it was 24% Next to one of our Accident

and Emergency departments which was failing to see 95$

of patients within the recolmended In April last year,

Kettering General only managed to see 74% of patients withhn that

target time frame, but in April this year the hosphtal had

turned that figure around to 99 . This man is here

for a blood transfusion. One year ago he would be

in accident and emergency but is being seen in the new unit

designed to fast track patidnts away I worked in A myself

for many years and you see lany patients who do not necessarily need

to go through that route, Kettering General had one of

the worst waiting times in Britain. We visited last year

as the new unit was set up to help We had lots of long waiting times

and we are being measurec on that but now we can move these

patients to an appropriate `rea and that has really affected

the way we can manage patients. With winter pressures yet to come,

will the centre be up to thd job? We feel we will achieve everything

next winter and we are speeding up processes with patients movhng

through the system. 10,000 people have used

the centre in this year alone, and with

the population growing, and it will Eight University of

Cambridge Museums have been given nearly ?4.5 million in fundhng over

the next four years. The university says the mondy, from

Arts Council England, will `llow it to work with other museums to

exhibit collections here and abroad. Time to get

the weather now with Alex Dolan Good evening. The rest of the night

looking good with clear spells and for most of us, staying warl but

some cruel sports may becomd chillier. It may get warmer through

the data model with highs of 23 Celsius. South`westerly winds and

some clouds in the afternoon with a small shell arrests but for most of

us it looks dry and bright. Any moment the national weather but he

lit the outlook and looking fine for Thursday. Warmer through thd day and

as for Friday timing increasingly cloudy.

more cloud on Friday. None of this survives into the weekend, some rain

around on Saturday. It's certainly been a feast of

football again. The temperature in S?o Paulo was much the same as we

had in Glasgow and Bristol. Here, temperatures are set to climb higher

in the next few days. Tonight, rather than Brazil, it's more likely

to be chilly. In rural areas we re looking at low single figures for a

while. Clear skies overnight. It is setting us up for a sunny start to

Wednesday. There will be changes coming in from the north-west. The

breeze will freshen in Scotland and Northern Ireland. We have rain

coming in from the north-west. The cloud advancing into parts of

England and Wales, but a fine day here with a good deal of sunshine.

The rain will arrive across the north and west of Northern Ireland

later in the day. Some of the rain in the North West of Scotland could

be quite heavy for a while. The winds will lessen as the rain clears

through. Eastern