27/12/2016 Look East

Good evening. late news at 11pm.

A 17-year-old boy has died and another has life

The car they were in was being followed by a marked

Flowers left at the scene of the crash.

This is the junction of Southsea Avenue and Glendale Gardens,

which was cordoned off for some time in the early hours as a specialist

police team tried to piece together what had happened.

There was a breakdown vehicle, four police cars, and at least

They had cones and markers, you know, measuring.

And they're going house-to-house to ask people what they'd heard

Police say one of their unmarked vehicles had been following a

maroon Ford Escort which had failed to stop.

It reached this spot and collided with a silver BMW.

The 17-year-old who died was in the Escort.

Another teenager in the car the same age was critically hurt.

Two other teenagers had minor injuries and were arrested.

One on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and possessing

class A drugs with intent to supply, the other on suspicion

The case is being monitored by the Independent Police

Complaints Commission, which said in a statement...

It's hoped lung cancer could be detected and treated earlier thanks

to new research taking place in this region.

The University of East Anglia is looking a therapy

It's being part-funded by a local charity.

Sally Millsopp from Norfolk lost her mother to a rare lung cancer.

Jennifer Earnshaw was a headteacher and breathed in asbestos

Chemotherapy extended her life but couldn't save it.

To be told there really is no treatment that is going to cure it

and that it's really a case of, "Would you like this treatment

"to sort of hopefully hold it back for a while?"

It's just a horrible situation to be in.

That's why photodynamic therapy is being studied.

What happens is light-sensitive medication is injected

into the patient, clinging to cancerous cells.

A tube's then inserted with a laser on the end -

the light reacts with the drug, killing the tumour.

Researchers hope it could be an alternative to surgery.

Surgery is very invasive because the lungs are

A lot of people can't actually have surgical reception.

The treatment's already used for some skin cancer patients.

Now, the Norfolk PDT charity is funding research for lung cancer.

This treatment's a long way off being approved.

If successful, it would still have to go through clinical trials

and all that could take around seven years.

But if it works, it could transform the lives

Nikki Fox, BBC Look East, in Norwich.

Football now, and with a look at some of yesterday's

A case of the Boxing Day blues for a sluggish Ipswich,

Not for the first time this season, Ipswich were

booed off at full-time by some home fans.

Town have won just one of their last five league games.

The pressure is mounting on Norwich manager Alex Neil, who

watched his side slip to the eighth defeat in ten games

But to make matters worse for Norwich,

Jonny Howson was sent off for handling on the line.

They have made it 11 games unbeaten now after beating Wimbledon 3-0,

Their reward is a place in the play-off places

Mark Richards scored the winner four minutes into stoppage time.

Peterborough drew 1-1 with Gillingham after

Lee Angol's late goal was snuffed out by the visitors on 90 minutes.

It means Posh slip out of the top six.

Elsewhere, MK Dons lost 1-0 at home to Charlton.

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

resurgent Colchester, who have gone five games unbeaten now.

Craig Slater with the Colchester winner seven minutes from time.

And Cambridge won 2-1 at Stevenage to hold onto their berth

Leon Legge gave them the lead before

It was heading for a point apiece when Piero Mingoia

grabbed the winner for Cambridge eight minutes from time.

It is going to turn increasingly cloudy. Cold temperatures as well.

Clear skies at the moment but temperatures dropping below

freezing. Widespread mist and fog through the night. Down at minus

three minus four by first thing tomorrow. A misty and faulty start

from many of us. Our sun, this will linger. It is expected to be a cold

day. We may not get beyond three Celsius by the afternoon. A similar

pattern for Thursday. That mist and fog reforms on Wednesday night,

lingering through much of Thursday. Another cold they expected. Here is

the outlook. Pretty unchanging, with a lot cloud around. Cold days but

milder for the weekend. Chilly nights bringing further frost.

Good evening. It's a wintry night out there. Temperatures as low as

minus three in one or two places already. For some of us the frost

never shifted all day long. This shot was taken in Somerset. Tonight,

some frost free places in Scotland. Fog will develop as we work through

the night. It becomes wide spread. That's the issue in the morning,

disruption certainly possible with a lot of people on the move. Check out

local radio stations for the latest updates. Warnings in force from the

Met Office. Parts of south-west Wales and England seeing early

sunshine. Generally a lot of freezing fog around, which will be

hard to shift through the