14/06/2014 Look East - East

baton through. The baton will now go on to more than 400 communities

before the start A man has been arrested on suspicion

of murder after a woman was found dead at her home in Stffolk.

The body was found last night. A cordon has been put up

around the property Stuart Ratcliffe has

sent this report. As you can see, this is

a quiet residential street in the

quiet village of Martlesham Heath. Earlier today, I spoke to one

of the neighbours who lives on this estate, who told me how shocked

and upset he was when he fotnd out I was just indoors watching

the football. I was talking to a guy

from just up the road who s`id, It is a very secure

and quiet neighbourhood It is just a real shock to find out

what has happened this morning. one of those neighbours

came to visit a property here and knocked on the door but could

not get an answer, They then contacted Suffolk Police

who forced their way into the property, and there,

they found the body of a wolan. Earlier in the evening at

about 6:30pm in Tunstall Green, the ambulance

service had been treating a man He was later taken to

Ipswich Hospital. On discovery of the body here,

he was then arrested. As you can see behind me

the area still cordoned off. There are still officers

on the scene. Police say that anyone who lives

on the estate are in Tunstall Green, if they have any information

about what took place here, A ninth person has been charged with

sexually abusing children as part of an ongoing police investigation

in Norwich. Marie Black,

of Atkinson Close in Norwich, was charged with 24 offences last

night and appeared at the city's Eight other men

and women were charged in connection Hundreds of people from

across this region have madd it onto This year they include Tina Hughes

from Essex, who campaigned

for better safety on the railways after her daughter was killdd on

a level crossing and the Cambridge

computer pioneer David Braben. Dawn Gerber looks now

at two other recipients from Diss It is a charity she is

passionate about after close friends got cancer. She set up the Ladies

tractor run 11 years ago to raise money for cancer research and has

raised more than ?335,000. We collect tractors and we thought

it'd be lovely to a ladies tractor And we thought it should be the best

cars because that is so rifd, everywhere. Today she was honoured

for her work with the British Empire medal by the Queen. I am not for my

work. I do not feel it is entirely my work. It is a teamwork of people.

From the ladies who do the run to all the marshals who support the run

and even those who lend tractors and landowners, it is a massive team.

Jenny Hurst from Northampton, who is a diabetes campaigner, has also been

honoured. She was awarded the MBE after successfully fighting a

10`year battle on behalf of patients against the pharmaceutical hndustry.

If you see something not right people suffering as result of

certain actions, I suppose I myself am a person that has to get

involved. If a and E hopes this year's

Roadrunner will also be successful and raise thousands of rounds ``

Anier hopes this year 's run will be successful.

To the weather now, with Georgina Burnett.

Good evening. It has been a bit of a dull old

A few bright spells around for some of us.

We have cloud building again through the evening.

It should be largely dry with temperatures at around 11 Celsius.

It is not until later on, perhaps until the evening

that we start to see any sunny spells.

you might hold onto cloud throughout the day.

Temperatures reaching 19 Celsius inland, and cooler on the coast

where that north`easterly breeze is affecting those high temperatures.

It is much of the same all the way through until Wednesday, when

but from the Saturday team, have a good evening. Goodbyd.

But from all of us on the team, goodbye.

Good evening. We don't have any of the sultry heat they have in Brazil,

but it is a warm evening for many. A few showers in eastern parts of

Wales. Most having a dry night, partly clear skies. The breeze

slightly fresher across parts of eastern England. Further west, we

start again on another muddy note. A little misty around western areas,

as well. Not feeling quite as warm as it has done over recent days.

Probably a sunny