26/12/2016 Look East

Hello, I'm Shaun Peel. the news where you are. Goodbye.

First this evening, the mystery of a man found

Chris Naya was found with a head injury in Central Park

in Chelmsford, but detectives don't know what happened to him.

Now they've released this picture in the hope

of jogging someone's memory, as Gareth George reports.

I'm on the edge of Central Park in Chelmsford and it was in this

park that 35-year-old was found unconscious.

He was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge

where he remains in a life-threatening condition.

Police say they don't know what happened to Mr Naya.

They have issued this CCTV picture of him.

He's wearing the same clothes he was when he was found and police

are hoping this picture will help jog someone's memory and they will

Mr Naya had been with colleagues at a Christmas party.

He'd walked to a relative's house where he was going to spend

the night and then it's believed he walked back to the park

Police say they are keeping an open mind about how he received the head

injury and they're following many lines of enquiry.

Anyone who saw Mr Naya near the park is being urged

Gareth George, BBC Look East, Chelmsford.

A woman in her 90s has died in a flat fire in Southend.

Her body was found in a bedroom of a house in Nelson Street last night.

Her death is not being treated as suspicious but an investigation

is under way to try and find out how it started.

A man from Luton has died in a road crash while on his way home to spend

Ross Cowling was hit by a car on Maulden Road

in Flitwick on Christmas Eve. He was walking there at the time.

His family say they are devastated. He leaves two young daughters.

A person's been airlifted to hospital after getting burnt

in a firework accident in King's Lynn.

It happened in the afternoon of Christmas Day in The Walks.

Police, fire crews and paramedics all attended.

A Hollywood actor has joined the appeal to help find

a missing serviceman from Suffolk.

Tom Hardy has posted a video online urging people to get in touch

with information about Corrie McKeague.

The 23-year-old, based at RAF Honington, was last seen on

It's now three months since he disappeared.

Nobody has given or volunteered any information of his whereabouts,

so if you have any information at all about his whereabouts,

please contact the number provided, either to the family themselves

or to the police on the number on the poster below.

The East Anglian Air Ambulance says it's an honour and a surprise

to be mentioned by the Queen in her Christmas message.

The Queen praised the dedication of doctors, paramedics and crew

and said she was inspired when she opened the charity's

new headquarters in Cambridge in July where her grandson

Prince William works as a helicopter pilot.

It obviously meant something to the Queen that she had come

to see William at his place of work and, of course, to the charity it's

just been a fantastic experience. It was such a wonderful day.

For her to remember it and to mention it

Football now, and Boxing Day blues in the Championship.

Ipswich went down 2-0 at home to Fulham, while Norwich lost 3-1

In League One, MK Dons lost 1-0 at home to Charlton,

Marc Richards with the winner four minutes

into stoppage time, Peterborough drew 1-1 with Gillingham

and slip out of the top six, replaced in the play-off places

by Southend who made it 11 games unbeaten after beating

Wimbledon 3-0, including a brace for Simon Cox.

And in League Two, Luton in fifth were beaten 1-0 by a resurgent

Colchester who've gone five games unbeaten now.

Cambridge won 2-1 at Stevenage to hold on to their berth

And in rugby, in the Championship Bedford beat Jersey 39-37,

so a long trip back to St Helier for the Boxing Day guests.

While some of you may have been shopping today others have been

167 tractors graced the lanes of Larling in a Boxing Day tractor

run to raise money for the brain injury charity Headway.

While in Cromer around 350 people braved the North Sea to take part

in a charity Boxing Day swim raising more than ?2,500.

You can see much more on the Look East Facebook page.

Now a look at the weather forecast with Kate Kinsella.

After a cold, crisp day the conditions tonight are very similar.

Clear skies means the temperature is going to feel cold,

There is nothing in the way of cloud to speak of.

The wind still easing as we head through the course

The temperature falling away very quickly.

Towns and cities likely to hover just above zero

but in the countryside you could see the temperature down at zero,

You will notice all this blue just starting to sneak in.

That signifies perhaps a frost first thing tomorrow morning.

So a frosty start but a bright start.

Plenty of cold, dry, fine, sunny weather tomorrow.

Yes, it is still going to feel crisp.

Overnight tomorrow, into Wednesday, however, we start to see more cloud.

Some mist and murk starts to develop, the temperature

a little bit colder so a cold, frosty,

It will lift to some sunny spells but the temperatures staying cold

for much of this week and more cloud towards Thursday and Friday.

and longer spells of rain over northern isles. By the end of the

night, temperatures recovering once again after a chilly evening, three

to five Celsius. Tomorrow and for the next couple of days, we have

this area of high pressure which will really settle the weather down,

compared with of late. We start tomorrow on a mainly dry note. There

will be a few showers continuing in the north-west and the northern

isles, and