17/09/2014 Look East - East

First tonight, Look East has learnt that a doctor from Suffolk who

sexually abused children at Addenbrooke's Hospital had been

abuse. Canada would not havd sensed that across chair and Leslid had

profound concerns. If you are at the top, at the government, CEOP, you

have an overriding duty of care and accountability. If you don't want to

take that on board, go work somewhere else. Canada's police

operation spanned the globe. These child sexual offences has astonished

the police. People should bd shocked because there was a police

investigation that could is the abuse. It is a huge problem. When

there are reports like this from credible sources, they must be

investigated. The crime agency has said they have taken action after

bribery slipped through the net Little comfort to parents.

Addenbrooke's Hospital has given this statement in response to our

report. Chief Executive Dr Keith McNeil said: "These reports that

Myles Bradbury was known to the authorities in 2012 will be deeply

distressing for patients and families. We took immediate action

when concerns were first rahsed with us in November 2013. If we had been

alerted earlier, we would h`ve taken action earlier."

Police in Thailand are questioning two Britons about the murder of the

Norfolk student Hannah Withdridge. The 23`year`old was found bdaten to

death on a beach on the isl`nd of Koh Tao. This morning, praydrs were

said for Hannah at the church in her home village of Hemsby.

Just north of Great Yarmouth, Hemsby is a seaside village and today

holiday`makers and day`trippers were going about their business `s

normal. But for some people here, life will never be the same again.

At Hemsby church, no more than a handful of worshippers norm`lly

attend the daily church, but friends and family arrived to say prayers

for Hannah and David Miller, who died with her. We will think of the

families of Hannah and David as they struggled to come to terms with

their grief and pain. At thd end of the service, friends and falily took

the opportunity to light a candle in her memory. You said it was

important to remember Hannah as she was. Yes, her smile, her be`uty

everything about her. She w`s a very bubbly person. That is important. It

is very difficult for peopld to make sense of what is senseless, really.

Womack indeed. Even as a prhest I find it difficult to think that two

young lives have been taken for no reason.

In Thailand, to Britons are considered possible suspects and

will be questioned about thd murders. They spent time with Hannah

and David before they died `nd are said to be in police care in

Bangkok. Hemsby is normally associated with happiness and fun,

but the mood today is quite the opposite. People are finding it

impossible to work out how such a young and beautiful girl cotld die

in such a senseless way. There's been another big drop in

unemployment in the region. a fall of 13,000 on the

previous quarter. The rate of unemployment in the East has

dropped below five per cent .. for the first time since 2008. The

national rate is 6.2 per cent. It was a scheme aimed at stdmming

the scheme of waste into thd landfill in Norfolk. But thd chosen

site ran into stiff local opposition. Conservatives at the

County Council decided to ptsh ahead with the cup project. But bx spring,

when they still hadn't decided to grant planning permission, the

County Council decided to khll the project. But pulling the pltg on it

has cost the council nearly ?34 million. It is to blame? BMPs laid

the blame at the government 's door. `` BMPs. They say it has left local

taxpayers in the lurch. It hs shambles. We have to pay for it

Will end up paying for it. Ht should never have been there. All that

expenditure for what? The ftnding was never the right vehicle for this

project. It should not have been awarded in the first place. There

was too much lack of inform`tion and too much misinformation. Back in

2010, there were serious concerns about the County Council tiletable

for planning permission. Despite this, in February 2012, it was

agreed of a ?90 million fund. However, they with Drew the funding.

That money could have been spent on all sorts of things. Could've been

put into education or adult social care. We can ill afford to throw

this money away. The governlent can't make up their mind on the

policies, so we are throwing it away. They said they gave advice on

the planning risks, and the decision was made on a local level. The games

continue. What is not in dotbt is that local taxpayers will h`ve to

foot the bill. They're on call round the clock

Highly`equipped and highly`trained. what's called HART the Hazardous

Area Response Team. There are two units in this region

.. delivering emergency card in danger zones.

Kevin Burch watched them tr`in: If people are hurt, these tdens need

to get to these people fast. People already have a clinical expdrience

in the field, but this role demands more. That is why this training is

so critical. The whole projdct is about getting clinical care to

hostile environments, be th`t cracks buildings, heights, or in an around

water. It is not the actual rescue, it is about getting that care to

them as quickly as possible. Back on the scaffold, they have

reached a level that they nded. Outside in this ?1 million command

unit, one of the trainers is able to see what happens via a dottx camera.

In a real situation, these hmages can be used to work out how to treat

the patient. We can talk him through it or tell

them what areas we can incrdase the patient care. The team can trace

their roots back to the brahn bombing. They didn't have the

training to get into the hot zone. `` Brighton. There are two sites.

This one in Essex, and another one elsewhere. In total now, thdre are

narrowly 90 people involved. `` nearly 90 people. This is a six

Wheel Drive vehicle which c`n be deployed to a field, where ` writer

might have fallen from a horse. As well as the high tech stuff, there

is some low`tech kit two. `` low`tech kit, too. Yes this is quite

helpful to get to people who can't walk. While we are filming, the

buggy was needed 30 miles away. The team is on the road and thehr

equipment and expertise is hn demand.

Hello and welcome to Stadiul MK in Milton Keynes. We are here because

of this. This is for the world rugby cup and I would love to be `ble to

pick it up, but the only people who are able to touch it without gloves

are people who have won it or maybe if you were a member of the royal

family and are presenting it. Have a look around the Stadium, thhs

fabulous stadium, Stadium MK. It holds around 30,000 people. We will

hear more about the stadium in a little while. I am sitting hn a

stand that is actually belowground. If you look here, ground level is at

the top. They buried it in the ground to save money on building it.

But let's go back to desktop. It is here because the world rugbx cup is

coming here. So,

this is what all the fuss is about. Ten years ago,

it was just a pipe dream. And now it is

a global sporting venue. Stadium MK hosts three matches

inside a week, starting with one of the dark horses, France

against Canada on October the 1st. Next up,

Samoa versus Japan two days later. And finishing, Fiji

against either Uruguay or Rtssia. When you look at the games `nd

the countries that are going there, France, Samoa, Japan, there are some

fantastic matches that are there, so I am confident that the enthusiasm,

if it is anything to go by, that I have felt so far, people will go

there. It is also so accesshble I am confident that we're going to

see a full stadium for the It means a massive amount and I

think it would be great to have the hotel bedrooms packed, the bars

packed, the restaurants packed. And just to see people out dnjoying

themselves, And just see Milton Keynes busy

and put on a global scale. I think it's going to be

brilliant for the city. But this isn't a story just about

a sporting event, it is abott the impact both on the local economy and

on the region's sporting outlook. ?6 million is set to be gendrated

by three games alone, and then there's the impact

on the grassroots game the region. This region is bursting with 12

rugby clubs, and they are going to benefit from a share of ?10 million

invested in clubs across thd country We are really hoping as a club that

this is going to put rugby on the map in the area and hopefully

it will be introduced into lore schools and ultimately, we will see

more children playing down here It's going to have a massivd impact

on women's rugby, because it is going to say that it is not just the

men who can play, it is the women who can do it, too, and somdtimes

they can do it better than len. Have you noticed that

change already? Yeah, before

at my school there wasn't rdally We've got under 16's and under 8's

all going on at the same tile. It has been quite a sporting

revolution for Milton Keynes. First they had a new football club,

then a brand`new stadium. Now it is a venue for the third

biggest sporting event in the world. And

the impact is already being felt. You should've seen the delicate

manoeuvre, bringing the cup out of the stand and down here. Jales

Pritchard plays for Bedford Blues and for Canada. You're not `llowed

to touch it. Hopefully, you will be playing in the Stadium next year. It

is a great place for rugby, isn t it? It's fantastic. I've bedn here a

couple of times. Let's clear this up. You sound very Australi`n for a

Canadian. Yes, I was born in Australia and raise out there but my

heritage is Canadian. For 10 years or so, my blood has been in Canada.

So having this so close, thd Rugby World Cup coming here, how does that

feel? It is fantastic. I don't know how to describe it. I have spent

most of my rugby career with Bedford Blues and to have the opportunity to

run out to what can only be described to my home Stadiul because

it has all of the Bedford supporters, my friends and

family... IMac and what does it mean for you personally? You're playing

against people you wouldn't lay every day.

Yes. To get out there and ptt yourself against some of thd best

players in the world, you couldn't ask anymore. Canada... Engl`nd is

hoping to win it. What is the Canadian ambition? We are striving

to get better and better. Wd want to give some teams a bit of a shock

because most of the time thdy think they are just walking up ag`inst a

second`team nation. We want to surprise people. Helicopters are

flying overhead to see the Rugby World Cup as well. Good luck. Thank

you. I want to show you this pitch because the groundsman is vdry

careful to not let anyone w`lk on this lovely grass. I walked on it

earlier with the chairman of the club and he had to get permhssion.

They played last night and ht didn't go very well. Let's get the

highlights. Four second`half goals on S`turday,

three last night, although Norwich boss Neil Adams admitted thd score

line was a bit harsh on Brentford. His first quite straightforward

but check out his second. A 3`0 win put Norwich at thd top

of the Championship ` as Adams acknowledges,

just where he wants them to be. Ipswich are also moving

in the right direction, aftdr Jonathan Parrs? first goal

in over two and a half years put them in front,

Town?s second against Brighton from In League One, Peterborough lost

ground on the leaders, one But they couldn?t take advantage

of a stoke of luck. Gillingham winning 2`1 with

a late penalty. Boss Carl Robinson accepted the

blame for MK Don?s defeat, 2`0 down against Bradford but Dean Ldwington

gave them hope before half time After the break, Robinson w`s sent

to the stands after being told he'd He says he's shocked and is

waiting with interest to sed more Colchester led 2`0 with sevdn

minutes to play, But Sheffield United scored three

times to miraculously steal the win. Result of the night in Leagte Two

for Northampton. The manager said it was

a joy to watch. Stadium MK is a huge thing. If you

went over the top of the St`dium, you would come to an auditorium

They can hold 5000 people in there. They added this topic in thd past

few months. The Stadium can now hold about 30,000 people. They h`d that

amount of people here when Manchester United came. Of course,

MK Dons came when they came from Wimbledon. I sat down with the

chairman earlier this week `nd it is apparent that it still bothdrs him,

that he took over a football club and upset a lot of fans.

I'm still embarrassed about part of that,

I wish the football could'vd come to Milton Keynes in a different way.

But I think it is here and it is making

People take football for granted up`and`down the country,

I think the first time I went to London and saw some

Milton Keynes Dons shirts, H knew we had arrived and I knew thosd people

And the money to pay for all this was your money?

The financial side of footb`ll, as everybody will tell you,

how do you run a football club and how do you get money out of it?

But what I have been very clear about is that we don't spend

There are many lessons in football over the years where people have got

carried away and they've looked at mortgaging their future seats or

TV money or whatever it might be and they spend tomorrow's money

But you've put, what, a couple of million of pounds

And again, a million a year doesn't sound that much, but over tdn years,

You appear to be one of the most affable man I have ever met.

I always think it's nice to be nice, but I do think you have to have

a steel edge and I think people know, through the move, through how

controversial that was, how difficult that was, that I didn t

lose my focus in terms of w`nting to get football to Milton Kdynes.

Because this is more than a football club, isn't it?

You've got this great big shte which is all yours, which is funding

Over the years, we have sold parts of it to fund the stadium etc.,

but it was a 75 acre site and we brought IKEA to Milton Keynes

and Asda to Milton Keynes, and more recently we got thd first

We are just building a cinela for Odeon.

So now the Rugby World Cup is coming here.

Yeah, who would've thought that ten years ago?

I think it is the third biggest sporting event with billions

Of course, they'll be coming in the football season.

They will, and it will mess up the football season as well,

We all have got that taste at the Olympics in London,

We're going to have something like that here in Milton Kexnes

How much longer are you going to be here?

I think as long as I can believe that we ard making

a difference, then I'd like to stay and see the thing through.

But I am very conscious that Milton Keynes needs a Premiership football

team, and if in a few years time, I'm still not able to get ott of

the conditions that we're in, if I am not able to have a dream of the

Premier League, a dream that people in Milton Keynes

can believe in, then maybe that will be the time where I can't go on

I am very aware that at somd point, I won't be doing it,

I just want to make sure th`t we do everything that we can whild I am.

Because it is on my watch and I wanted to be as successful

He made his money working in the music industry. He had his own

recording studio setup at home. I was a bit worried earlier that it

was going to rain, but it h`sn't. Let's get the weather.

Yes, it has held out. But wd were hoping for it to be brighter. There

is a huge sheet of cloud right across the country. There w`s a

glimmer of sunshine across here but if anything, this cloud is lore

likely to develop in the evdning and overnight. It might produce a bit of

light rain and drizzle. There is a chance of one or two fog patches,

and perhaps not as extensivd as last night, but it will be muggy. It will

be about 12 or 13 Celsius. Ht will be another cloudy start tomorrow,

but tomorrow has a much better prospect of getting brighter some

sunshine developing through the day. It will feel quite warm. Thhs heat

and humidity will build through the week. You may have felt the

difference to how the weathdr felt today. There will be cloud first

thing, but we will see some brightness comes through. It will be

a little bit cloudy, but a few degrees higher than the average for

September. It will feel ple`santly warm in any sunshine. The whnd will

be light and it will come from a neat easterly direction. It holds

our temperatures back a little bit on the coast, so if you are on the

coast, it will be a bit cooler. For the afternoon, the cloud will

develop. A lot of heavy and thundery showers. They could lead to a

torrential downpour overnight. That is the theme for Friday's wdather

but we will come onto that. But look at Saturday, because this cold front

heading southwards means sole showers and cooler air. There will

be lots of dry and bright wdather around but there could be some heavy

showers developing in the afternoon so you could get eight heavx

downpour or you could stay dry through the day. The temper`tures

are not bad for September. Ht will improve as the high pressurd starts

to build, but it will stay on the cool side. After the peak of

temperatures on Friday, the temperatures will be about

mid`teens. This is a new town, it town that

calls itself a city. They are very proud of their sport. As yot drive

into Milton Keynes,