31/07/2014 Look East - West

First tonight the fight against human trafficking slavery

and exploitation on the fens alone police have uncovered

more than 70 cases of human trafficking in the last 2 ydars

Today both the government and Cambridgeshire Police l`unched

new campaigns encouraging vhctims to come forward and asking

Last October 300 officers wdre involved in raids across

Cambridgeshire and Norfolk hnto the Cambridgeshire and Norfolk into the

trafficking and exploitation of migrant workers. 13 people were

arrested and 75 migrants were taken to support centre. And in M`y

arrested and 75 migrants were taken to support centre. And in May last

to support centre. And in M`y last year, in Wheaton buzzard, Tommy

Connor senior and his son, Patrick, were killed for holding people

against their will and forchng them against their will and forcing them

against their will and forchng them to work for many years against their

will at this traveller site. The people we have picked up generally

have looked in a real desperate state. Fearful of talking, people

who look absolutely petrified and who look absolutely petrified and

desperate to get to safety. Today the government has launched a

hard`hitting TV campaign to raise awareness of modern slavery. In the

last few weeks main people were arrested in Huntingdon and St Ives

on suspicion of human trafficking. on suspicion of human traffhcking.

Locally and nationally information is key. To find those slaves we need

the public to tell us what hs is key. To find those slaves we need

the public to tell us what is going on. That will help us gather

intelligence and rescue the victims and that intelligence will go

towards the evidence we need to bring a prosecution. Crucial to that

is being able to spot the signs. The is being able to spot the shgns The

signs are subtle but there are. signs are subtle but there are.

Often people are very anxiots and Often people are very anxious and

nervous when they are going about their business, some forms of

trafficking involves young girls with all the men in places xou would

with all the men in places you would not normally expect to see them

There have been cases of child not normally expect to see them.

There have been cases of chhld sex There have been cases of chhld sex

exploitation which have been well documented recently so we are

talking about young girls in the company of all the men in vdhicles.

There are a number of indicators There are a number of indicators

that the public can look out for. Some campaigners say you need

that the public can look out for. Some campaigners say you nedd is the

Some campaigners say you need is the re`sources to look after victims to

ensure conviction. They point to the timing of the lodge, news is sparse

and the election campaign h`s and the election campaign h`s

started. The government is trying to get a new modern slavery Bill

through Parliament. The first of its kind in Europe. It comes 180

through Parliament. The first of its kind in Europe. It comes 181 years

kind in Europe. It comes 180 years after the abolition of slavery act

after the abolition of slavdry act was passed here.

A driver from Peterborough who killed a man while using two

mobile phones behind the whdel has been jailed for six years.

Marina Usaceva was driving on the A47 near Wisbech in March

last year when she crashed into the back of another car fatally

How did the driver react to the News of the jail sentence? The

31`year`old mother wept in the dock as she was sentenced but the judge

as she was sentenced but thd judge was having none of it. He said

as she was sentenced but the judge was having none of it. He s`id that

in his opinion there had not been a scrap of remorse. He said to her, if

you were not sending text at the time you were fiddling with your

phone and that is what has caused this collision. The court heard

phone and that is what has caused this collision. The court hdard that

this collision. The court heard that she was doing 70 mph on the eve 47

near Wisbech last year when she smashed into the back of Sukhdeep

Singh Johal's car. He died `t the Singh Johal's car. He died at the

scene. Police examinations continued and found that she had sent and

received a number of text and messages and phone calls in the 20

minutes leading up to the collision. All the way from Wisbech,

texturing, receiving text, laking phone calls, all the way until the

collision took place. When we investigated it initially and

questioned her she denied h`ving to questioned her she denied h`ving to

phones, she then denied using to phones, and she has previous

convictions for using mobile phones convictions for using mobile phones

whilst in the car. What did Sukhdeep Singh Johal's family say? His father

Singh Johal's family say? Hhs father said that no sentence would be

enough to cancel his family from what had happened. He said this is

some kind of justice but he hoped that others would learn. And tonight

the drivers behind bars. Th`nk that others would learn. And tonight

the drivers behind bars. Thank you. Three years ago today the body of 76

year old Karoly Varga was found He'd been brutally killed whth an

axe and the town was left in shock. But despite an extensive police

investigation officers admit the Karoly Varga, known by his friends

as Charlie. He moved here from his native Hungary over 50 years ago.

Local people said he was a popular and well loved the man. When other

Eastern European king here he would help them settle in and help with

things like translation but three years ago today his body was found

here at his home. He had bedn here at his home. He had been

murdered with an axe. Karolx Varga murdered with an axe. Karolx Varga

was a man in his own house and he was a man in his own house and he

was attacked brutally. That does not happen very often anywhere in

was attacked brutally. That does not happen very often anywhere hn the

country never made here. The police's main leaders this man.

Three days before its eMac's body was found a man knocked at his front

door. Karoly Varga Putin in and let him in but as of yet the man has not

been identified. We are looking for the training shoes worn by the

killer, black and grey ones training shoes. We know the killer took the

matter went with him when hd shoes. We know the killer took the

matter went with him when he left. How far will he have walked with

that weapon before disposing of it? He may have thrown it into a hedge

He may have thrown it into ` hedge or over a fence and someone could

have found it or put it in their shared thinking it could be useful.

Three years on and the police admit the search for these items will not

be easy. They hope the offer of a ?10,000 reward could encour`ge

?10,000 reward could encourage people to come forward.

It's been another great day at the Commonwealth Games for our athletes.

Tom Williams has been following the action and has just

This is no end to the delugd of medals, first tonight in the rain

medals, first tonight in thd rain other gold, this one from Ellen Falk

in the women's triples. England thrashed Australia in the b`lls

thrashed Australia in the balls, Falkirk won a gold in Delhi for

years ago. And on the track Jody Williams claimed a surprise silver

running a personal best in the 00 running a personal best in the 00

metres. The medals have been coming thick and fast and if you are in

need of silverware you do not have to look much farther than the

gymnastics. This is one of the hottest ticket in

town, the Commonwealth pommel horse town, the Commonwealth pommdl horse

final. This clean`up could make the final. This clean`up could make the

Olympic final. Dan Keating 's story short, competing for Scotland. His

stunning routine sort of his British team`mates. His clubmate Lewis Smith

made a costly error but it was still good enough for bronze. Max Whitlock

made do with silver. We havd the highest scores in the world at the

moment so the gold could have gone to anyone of us. It happened to come

to me. It was such an amazing final. It was a great pommel horse final. I

went for a hard routine and you could see at the end I had nothing

left to give, I was very tired. The trio are best of friends, rhvals,

two and likely to be fighting for medals at the real games in 2016.

Into the model keep your eyd medals at the real games in 201 .

Into the model keep your eye on medals at the real games in 2016.

Into the model keep your eyd on the badminton, the English squad is

based in Milton Keynes and husband and wife Penny Kris and Gabby at

clock I flew to the last 16 of the mixed doubles. Andrew Bagley has

mixed doubles. Andrew Baglex has gotten on well in the table tennis,

winning his second round match tonight.

That's all from the race team. Time for the weather.

The rest of the night looking largely dry, some clear spells and

one mist patches and patchy cloud coming and going through the night.

It will be a cold night with rows of 14 degrees. There will be spells of

sunshine on Friday and increasing sunshine on Friday and incrdasing

amount of cloud in the afternoon. This brings the risk of showers Any

of these could be heavy and somebody. Some places will skip them

and stay dry but if you do catch a shower it will be a heavy downpour.

Temperatures in the sunshine Temperatures in the sunshine

climbing to 23 degrees. A ftrther climbing to 23 degrees. A ftrther

risk of showers for the afternoon risk of showers for the aftdrnoon

and evening. Here's the output, thundery rain into the earlx

and evening. Here's the output, thundery rain into the early hours

thundery rain into the earlx hours of Saturday, clinging

Rain for Saturday. Now to John who will take you through the national

forecast across the UK. Hello there. You may have to find

ways of occupying the children. A lot of rain for some, not so much

for others. That was the way in July but overall whelmingly warm. Not as

warm as last year but it continues the run of months with higher than

average temperatures. The eighth now in a row. On to August, a few

showers around. That is across the north and the west. Lots of dry

weather between. A mild night at dawn, the temperatures about the

mid-teens. You may wake up to sunshine but the general trend

through the day is for things to deteriorate across the northern and

western parts of England and Wales where the showers will begin to

merge into