25/10/2016 Look East (West)

New jobs lost to Europe, as the Brexit vote forces one

company to abandon plans for this region.

This plan has now changed and we are looking to create those 120 jobs in

Poland or Spain. The crisis in A -

we investigate why so many people are coming to hospital

when they could be seen elsewhere. The search is on for

a new manager at MK Dons. First tonight, the company

taking its expansion overseas, because the UK voted

to leave the European Union. Encocam is a hi-tech firm

from Huntingdon, which needs dozens more skilled engineers

to fuel its growth. But it's found fewer EU migrants

are applying for jobs So it's decided to expand

in Poland or Spain instead. Here's our business

correspondent Richard Bond. Britain's vote to leave

the EU has given business Encocam of Huntington has had more

to ponder than most. It makes crash barriers and dummies

used by the car injury. It wanted Britain

to remain in the EU. Now we are leaving, it's decided

to expand elsewhere. We were planning to create 120

new jobs here in Huntingdon. This plan has now changed

and we are looking to create these It means these plans to expand

Huntingdon will be shelved. The 180 jobs on-site are not

at risk, but the firm has found fewer EU workers have applied

for vacancies since the referendum. People are worried about what is

going to be the future for them, so if somebody was planning to come

out of their country, going to the UK or Germany,

might now decide they This is one of the first companies

to specifically link an investment Elsewhere, the effects

have been mixed. A drop in inward investment

was predicted after the vote, but the takeover by a Japanese firm

of Britain's biggest technology firm ARM Holdings of Cambridge

suggested otherwise. The Cambridge office

of commercial agents, Savills, says foreign investment

is picking up. Certainly for the first

six months of this year Post Brexit, we have been quite

surprised by the upturn and the level of interest

from companies looking But what we would be really

interested to see as well, is how much inward investment

in terms of new investment coming Our economy is resilient,

but no government wants to hear Yesterday we looked at intense

pressure Northampton General Hospital is under to free up bed

space, with the second-worst record in England for

so-called bed-blocking. Today Sam Read looks

at who is arriving at A, and the impact they are having

on the hospital. Another busy morning

at Accident Emergency. But does every patient

need to be here? I've got acrylics on them

and I banged it last week. Was there nowhere else you could go

other than A? No, I couldn't do it myself

and I don't know where the GP is. I know that there should be another

way to sort the problem. Alan sometimes has

difficulty breathing. I come about three times

a week and get it sorted. A admissions have

gone up 9% in a year. Traditionally hospitals

prepare for a spike There's no winter

pressures any more. Winter is here, the whole year

round. Numbers of attendances

through A continue to climb Patients, you know,

are not visiting their GP They tend to come straight to A

because they want instant Staff are having to cope

with unprecedented demand. People like Valerie,

who for the last two years has had Since I first started,

the department has doubled in size anyway and the amount of people that

are coming through the doors, it seems to be

increasing all the time. While overall demand is on the rise,

doctors are also having to deal with an increasing number

of mental health issues. We're not a specialist

mental health unit. We have our mental health teams

from other organisations who come and help us in A,

but they add considerable numbers The pressure on the NHS is complex,

but hospital bosses believe there needs to be a change

of attitude among some patients if waiting times

will ever be reduced. A man from Milton Keynes has

admitted killing his partner and hiding her body 30 miles

away in Hertfordshire. Paul Hemming told a jury

at Luton Crown Court that he pleaded guilty to the manslaughter

of Natalie Hemming He also admitted obstructing

the coroner by preventing him from holding an inquest

into Natalie's death and preventing the lawful and decent

burial of her body. His trial for murder

will begin tomorrow. The search is on for

a new manager for MK Dons. Chairman Pete Winkleman says sacking

Karl Robinson wasn't But since relegation last season,

the club has slid down Around 200 people have already

applied for the top job. A day of interviews before

the real interview starts, Six long years, side-by-side,

but 13 home games without a win and it was time up for Karl

Robinson. As the chairman I have to take these

unbelievably big decisions. Decisions I absolutely don't

want to have to take. There's lots of people who have been

with me on this journey Losing Karl, if Karl wasn't such

a good manager I would give him another place in the business

because he gets the project. But just because you get it,

doesn't mean it's always OK In recent years there has been

tension between Winkleman and Karl Robinson over

player recruitment. That department is headed up

by the chairman's son Bobby. The person that actually recruit

the players in this club has been What our recruitment department

does, it provides the database, What would you say to the fans

who are doubting that Bobby has the right

credentials to do that role? To be the main scout,

the credentials are does 60,000 miles a year,

says probably five games a week, knows every agent and every scout

at every other club in the business. You know, when we work

to our lists, we are generally Pete, what kind of manager

do you go for next? There is an opportunity to maybe do

something a little bit more different this time,

even with an experienced manager, Because this is in the middle

of a season and we absolutely have However, I know what I'm

like as well and it depends I am confident if I get that right

feel from somebody that I'll What I'm hoping is that I can get

that connection with somebody. Winkleman needs to find a way

to get his side back on course There's lots to consider and it

could take several weeks to find MK So what names are likely to be in

Pete Winkelman's mind? Jonathan joined me

earlier to explain. It is an A-Z of managers who are out

of work currently. Steve Cotterill is the

bookmaker's favourite. He would be considered to be

a safe pair of hands, he has experience of taking teams up

from League 1. But you have other names

like Ryan Giggs, of course So it really is a very,

very wide remit of managers What kind of timescale might

we be talking about? The good thing about this,

they have got time on their side. They put Richie Barker,

as caretaker charge until the next game

against Sheffield United. Then there is an FA Cup

game against Spennymoor. He will probably be in charge

of that game as well. Then there is another week

until the next game, so three weeks to find

the next manager really. Do they go for the safe pair

of hands, the Steve Cotterill type figure, or do they go for somebody

a bit more left-field? Of course, that's what they've done

before with Karl Robinson, It's going to be fascinating to see

who the MK Dons do get A family who've been waiting

for a broadband connection for eight months say they're struggling

to work and study. The Burroughs family moved

into a brand new house in Newport They've been waiting to be

connected ever since. It's one of a number of complaints

about broadband Look BT Open Reach has apologised,

saying the process of laying ducting is complex, but this case has

clearly taken too long. And if you're in a similar situation

with broadband or any utilities or services,

you can always contact us Finally, a man from Luton had

a lucky escape when his car almost fell in a hole which opened up

under his driveway. Simon Marks thought it was a sink

hole, but it's now thought to be The hole contained a ladder

stretching three metres down, with a room at the bottom

and another room beyond that. His father helped him dig down

to uncover the find. Overnight tonight it's expected to

turn increasingly misty and foggy. Some of this fog could be dense

in places, so poor visibility first thing tomorrow morning,

particularly across Temperature-wise, perhaps not lower

than seven or eight degrees for many of us as we get to first

thing tomorrow morning. So, going to take a while to shift,

the mist and fog. High pressure keeping

things quite settled. A westerly wind, which is a mild

wind direction, so quite a mild This mist and fog will lift

into low-level cloud, Turning brighter in places and some

sunshine hopefully by the afternoon. Fairly mild temperatures,

they are likely to get to around 15 It is looking like a settled

afternoon with some sunny spells. The National weather is coming up

but here's our outlook. And it's a fairly

settled entered a week. And it's a fairly

settled end to the week. Hello. Autumn is the season of

change, most noticeably with those autumn colours on display today in

Buckinghamshire, as photographed by one of our weather watchers. Always

helps when there is blue sky above. Our weather is always changing

regardless of the season. One of those changes is taking place, we

are losing last week's Easterly winds and now a westerly wind. That

means it's turning milder by day and night but it does mean the return of

Atlantic weather fronts, especially to north-western parts of the UK.

The reason, high pressure in Germany and low pressure Iceland. Here is

the first of those weather fronts for Scotland and Northern Ireland

through the night, the first part of tomorrow. There isn't a huge amount

of rain associated with this. Could see rain over the hills