01/03/2014 Look East - East

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Police are investigating after four cars crashed in Norwich's clubland

district last night. One person was cut free from the

wreckage on the Prince of Wales Road. One of the cars involved was

stolen. The road was closed for around five hours and two people

have been arrested. The police in Hertfordshire have

issued an image of a man who they say raped a 14`year`old girl while

holding her prisoner for nearly 12 hours.

The girl was forced into a vehicle at Haymeads Lane in Bishop's

Storford last Sunday before being taken to an unknown location. She

was dropped off at the town's train station the following morning. This

E`Fit has been released of the man ` detectives say local people hold the

key to their investigation. A Suffolk butcher who started a

national debate when he was asked to take down his window display of

animal heads is putting it back up again this weekend.

The owner of the shop in Sudbury says most of his customers approved

of the display. NHS managers say patient care will

suffer if health services in Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes are

re`organised. They're asking for feedback from

patients about proposed changes which will affect hospital

provision, as well as community services. Next month the options

will be revealed as part of a public consultation. If we carry on as we

are we will be in financial deficit and patient care will suffer.

Looking at what patients are going to be in five or ten years time, we

need to be making changes in the way we work.

In football, Norwich are at Villa tomorow, but today in the

Championship Ipswich Town are at home to Birmingham City. A win could

put them within two points of the play`offs.

In League One bottom side Stevenage go to Bradford, Posh are at Crawley,

MK Dons need a win at home to Sheffield United to stay in touch

with the top six, but Colchester go to the top side Orient needing to

make hay from their games in hand to avoid a relegation fight. I believe

we are very close. There is nothing catastrophic.

And in League Two Northampton's next battle to beat the drop is at home

to Bristol Rovers. Can they make it three wins on the bounce? And

play`off contenders Southend are at home to Wycombe.

And in Rugby League leaders Northampton will hope to cement

their lofty positon with a win at home to Gloucester.

And in the Championship, Bedford are at Moseley.

Here is the weather. And East West divide. In the East Moor in the way

of cloud. Any sunny spells are more likely in Western parts. Showers on

East Coast. For most of us it will be a largely driving. `` Friday.

Mist and fog patches may develop. Temperatures close to freezing in

parts. Tomorrow morning starts bright but becomes increasingly

cloudy. You can follow all today's football

and rugby on your local BBC radio station. Goodbye.

Hello there. The first day of March, and quite a wintry chill to

the first thing, but conditions have improved a lot, a lot of sunshine

have there, so the daffodils you can see behind me, a good sunny Saint

David's day across Wales. We will hold onto the sunshine for