19/01/2017 Look East

Hello, I'm Amelia Reynolds. That's Newsnight with Emily

The mother of the missing airman Corrie McKeague has told Look East

And the company behind Sizewell C promises to limit disruption.

And plenty of winter sunshine to end the working week, all the details

later in the programme. The mother of the missing airman

Corrie McKeague has told Look East that press coverage about her son's

membership of adult dating websites Corrie went missing on a night out

in Bury St Edmunds in September. Today, his mother, Nicola Urquhart,

said his membership of adult sites was not a revelation and had been

part of the Police You only have to look at moments

caught at home to appreciate that Corrie Mckeague

was outgoing and popular. For four months, Nicola Urquhart has

been on the front line in the hunt for her missing son,

handing out leaflets and helping out with the physical search

in the surrounding countryside. Knowledge that he had been

using popular dating Today's front-page news in some

tabloids that he had looked online for sex with couples,

she said, was never a secret. It was known to his family long

before he went missing. The first thought is has

he just tried to walk home? Has something happened to him

on his way up the road? The absolute immediate thought

after that is could any of these sites have had anything

to do with this? Could he have arranged

to try to meet someone and it's not Suffolk Police say they are aware

of the social media and website he was using and this is part

of the investigation. Nicola and Corrie Mckeague's

girlfriend have told us that he's April discovered she was pregnant

a fortnight after he went missing. This week, his brothers took

to social media to say the latest The 23-year-old airman based at RAF

Honington was last seen in the early hours of the 24th

of September in Bury. Yes, we could have deleted

all these accounts to save What is more important is finding

out what has happened to Corrie. Meanwhile, private investigators

brought in say they are still unanswered questions,

not least around an area known locally as the horseshoe

where the airman was He didn't magic himself out

of the horseshoe and any vehicle that left the horseshoe,

there should be more work done to discount them

from the investigation. The mystery surrounding this young

airman's disappearance has raised public interest in his private life

but his mother is adamant the focus must turn to the search for him

and hopefully his safe return. The jury at an inquest

into the death of a prisoner at Chelmsford jail has retired

to consider its conclusions. Dean Saunders was jailed

after attacking members Weeks later he was found

dead in his cell. Dean Saunders's parents

Mark and Donna have been During his evidence,

Mark Saunders told the jury he believed had son had

been badly let down. Dean Saunders died at Chelmsford

prison in January 2016. He had electrocuted himself

using wires from a TV in his cell. He was in prison after stabbing his

father during a paranoid episode. The jury heard how signs he was

mentally ill had not been acted His family believe he should have

been in hospital, not present. They have criticised

the decision to take him off constant watch

and to check on him only every

half-hour instead. A private company called Kia UK

has the contract to run Among the 28 witnesses

who have given She told the jury she was part of

the team that decided to take Dean None of the team was

medically qualified. Dean Saunders's partner

Claire, the mother of his son, had told the jury that

a nurse at the prison told The jury has been given a list of 24

questions to consider and one of them is this -

was the decision to observation of Dean

Saunders a financial one? The jury will be back tomorrow

morning to resume its Next tonight, the company behind

plans to build the Sizewell C nuclear power station on the Suffolk

coast has told Look East it will do everything it can

to mitigate the negative impact All this week we've been taking

a close look at the plans At the peak of construction,

there would be 5,600 workers at Sizewell,

an extra 2,000 vehicles and up While the project promises

significant economic benefits, campaigners are asking

at what price? In a moment, we'll here

from the project director of Sizewell C but first this report

by Richard Daniel. Construction on Sizewell B

is underway. The influx of thousands

of workers brought money, There was heavy drinking,

prostitution and drugs. This resident says

left social problems. We weren't ready for

the displacement, there were so many people standing at the tills

with bottles of whiskey. People felt the town didn't

belong to them any more. At the peak of construction

there would be more at Sizewell. About half of those would be living

in or near the town. EDF says all would stick

with a code of conduct. There will be testing

and a hotline for complaints. Already in the plans

are having an effect. This estate agent has seen increased

interest in property investors. There would be a lot more

business coming to town The town council says Sizewell C

could be a huge economic At the moment it is not

supporting it. It says there is insufficient

information about the impact on GP services, schools,

policing and the annual in-service There is a lot more detail that

needs to come to the council and we would hope to work with EDF

before we get to the next age. At a recent meeting, local companies

were urged to sign up. EDF has already placed

contracts worth 460 million. If Sizewell C was built, plenty

of opportunities could lie ahead. I asked him about the influx

of workers and those concerns surrounding prostitution,

drugs and alcohol. The other concern is the volume

of people coming to work It will be further work done,

environmental monitoring and checking the condition of the Lords

but further, there is feedback from local people and how that can be

mitigated. The feedback from local people and the traffic issue is that

they think it can't be mitigated. We have to work with the local

authorities to convince them while we think the mitigation we will

propose at the end of the consultation process will actually

make it much better. I think many people can see the economic

benefits, but the question that remains, at what price? That is a

balancing act you have to make. Very much so. That is why we are

consulting. We are obviously very proud of the opportunities that it

could bring economically and job wise, skills development for the

local community. It is a very large construction projects as part of the

progress that like process we are progress that like process we are

going through is to try to mitigate the negative impact while still

realising all the benefits that go along with it. Thank you.

Finally tonight, a pilot project is underway at The East

of England Ambulance Service to reduce the number of people taken

Instead of sending frontline crews, patients will be treated by a senior

emergency medical technician and an occupational

16% of all calls to the service are fall related, Putting

Coming up now, the weather with Julie.

But from the rest of the team, good night.

Thank you. A dry night ahead with the a lot of clear sky although more

in the way of cloud in the north, but under clear skies it'll be very

chilly indeed with the temperature already lower than these values.

With very light winds we are looking at patchy mist and fog as well.

Tomorrow, high pressure in charge keeping it fine and dry and the fog

may take some time to clear. There should be a lot of sunshine for much

of the day. The temperature of around six Celsius. And we finished

the day with again a lot of sunshine. The national just the

moment but the outlook, and on Saturday more clouds but hopefully

more sunshine, some decent sunny looks as though we can, a bit more

cloud on Sunday. Now the national picture.

Good evening, it will gradually get colder in the UK in the next few

days, something we don't have to worry about in Australia at this

time of year. Of course it's the Australian