21/07/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

That's it. It all starts on Wednesday evening. We're looking

forward to it. Now The detective leading the htnt

for John Heald ` who's wanted in connection with

the murder of a guest house owner in Bridlington ` has appealdd to him

to hand himself in. Bei Carter's body was found in the

early hours of Saturday morning A lone officer stands guard

at the Morayland guest housd Bei Carter was found dead in one

of the rooms here on Friday night. Neighbours described her

as a wonderful lady who was always She was a lovely woman,

she was always out tending her flowers, cleaning the pathw`ys

and talking to people. It could have been her,

it could have been anybody. This man, John Heald,

is suspected of her murder. He had been staying

at the guesthouse. Humberside Police have put out

this appeal directly to him. I know that you left Bridlington

soon after the murder, and I know you have returned to

South Yorkshire. It is time to hand yourself in

at the nearest police station, Mr Heald is alsowanted in connection

with a separate serious offdnce When he arrived here in Bridlington,

he was already a man on the run Described as dangerous, anyone

who sees him should call 998. Marshall Avenue is close to the town

centre and has many guest houses. You are always aware that

when you open the door to someone you haven't had before,

you have got about 15, 20 sdconds to If you get it wrong, you don't

expect anything like this to happen. Bei ran the guesthouse with

their husband and leaves Detectives continue to search

for her killer. People

in Market Weighton say they're angry and frustrated after flood defences

failed to protect the town. More than 50 millimetres

of rain fell in less than an hour yesterday evening flooding

homes and businesses. On first look it was business

as usual in Market Weighton, It's hard to believe this vhew

of the high street looked like this yesterday evening

after torrential rain. Business owners like Susan Sissons

were left to see what stock they My friend opened the door

and it was full of water. We were wading around in water,

up to our knees, virtually. Many residents living behind the

high street had to evacuate their homes for the night ` today thankful

for a dramatic change in thd weather so they could start drying out

what's left of their possessions. We ran and got as many towels

and things to try to stop it coming in as we could, but as it w`s coming

in the doors, it was also coming up Upstream from Market Weigton,

millions has been spent on a facility to hold water

when levels in the beck are high. The Environment Agency says it was

not designed to prevent watdr surface flooding in the town,

causing anger locally that those millions could have been better

spent. We've had lots of work done,

but none of it's improved anything. We've still got flooding

and we will do until somethhng is Many living and working herd say

it's the first time they've experienced such flooding,

but concerns remain high thdy could qThis evening,

I spoke to Nigel Leighton, who's in charge of flooding for

East Riding of Yorkshire Cotncil. I asked what they'd been dohng

to help those hit by floods. We worked with emergency services,

police and fire services to clear up as quickly as we could. We have been

clearing up on site. We havd had teams visiting every property to see

how we can assist. A lot of local people are angry. They say the

drainage systems are not addquate. Are they right?

funding. Do you agree? After Dhaka. `` not exactly. We try to assist

small communities. Have you got to address things differently? We heard

from Anglian Water that this sort of thing will happen more

will become more frequent and I think we have to look at how we deal

with these circumstances. Your message to those people havd been

flooded ears? If the council can give any advice or assistance,

please contact us on 393939, or keep in touch with those on our website.

People in Lincolnshire are being asked not

to go to A departments at Boston and Lincoln hospitals unless they

The hospital trust says that it s experiencing a high demand

from patients, many of whom could be treated at a walk in medhcal

A lot of fine weather to cole tomorrow, although some are`s

coast. It'll creep a little further inland. Lowest temperatures tonight,

13 or 14. For some, a different start tomorrow with that cloud and

mist, but it will break up `nd it will burn back to the coast. So most

For some, a different start tomorrow with that

cloud and mist, but it will break up and it will burn back to thd coast.

the rest of the week ` a grdy start in places, then it warms up with

Very similar for the rest of the week ` a grey start in placds, then

That's all for tonight. We're back at 6.25 in the morning.

Good evening. If you were unfortunate enough to be at the

sharp end of the weekend storms you'll be pleased to know that the

atmosphere is less volatile now Temperatures of 28 Celsius on the

Sussex coast today. Most places were fine and warm.

In Scotland it was cool with the breeze off the sea. Some eastern

coasts will be cooler. They will be the exception. Most of us very warm

and the vast majority will stay dry. That is the way overnight. A lot of

low cloud drifting to eastern