28/02/2017 Look East

We're in swips switch as police for the news where you are.

We're in swips switch as police release CCTV pictures of two men

wanted in connection with a rape. . The man accused of murdering Peter

and Sylvia Stewart says he is the victim of mistaken identity. The

dangers of sectioning and sending intimate photographs. We have a

special report. Police have released these

CCTV pictures of two men they want to speak to in connection

with the rape of a woman She was attacked in the early hours

of Saturday morning near Rope Walk. Detectives have described

it as "a despicable, Robby West has just sent this

report from the scene. The police say the victim has now

left hospital and is starting to recover from what must have been a

truly horrific crime. What happened, well the police believe that the

victim was followed down here by two men. When she got to the bottom here

by Rope Walk car park, she was grabbed and dragged behind these

metal gates where she was physically beaten and then raped. The attack

was thought to last several minutes. was thought to last several minutes.

Then the attack terse left by foot. -- the attackers left by foot.

CCTV pictures from the early hours of Saturday morning.

A short distance from where a woman suffered what the police are calling

Detectives want to speak to these two men seen here in connection

with the incident that took place three days ago.

The offence happened in Rope Walk on the corner of Grimwade Street.

She was grabbed from behind by two men who covered her mouth.

We have visited more than 200 premises in and around Rope Walk.

We have also conducted extensive CCTV inquiries which have led

us to identify two men who are of particular interest

The movements that we see on the night though would suggest

that they had an awareness of the presence of police officers

The woman was left unconscious, needing hospital treatment

The police are asking anyone with information

The police stress that rape by a stranger is rare. That's why they

are so desperate for information on what happened. If you do know

anything, please contact Suffolk Police or Crimestoppers anonymously.

A man accused of murdering a couple from Suffolk has taken the stand

today to say he's a victim of mistaken identity.

The prosecution say Ali Qazimaj killed Peter and Sylvia Stuart.

Today the defendant told Ipswich Court that's not his name

Police believe this man is Ali Qazimaj,

He says his name is Vital Dapi and he's a former soldier from Albania.

He has been on trial at Ipswich Crown Court for three weeks.

This morning his defence began and he gave evidence to the jury.

This is the couple he is accused of killing, Peter and Sylvia Stuart

The prosecution say he had cared for a relative by marriage

of the Stuarts' and that that relative had told them

These are the last known pictures of them, taken in May

last year at a farm shop at Pulham Market in Norfolk.

Days later they were reported missing.

A search began, Mr Stuart's body was found in a river,

Attempts have been made to withdraw money from her bank account.

Back in court today, the defendant told the jury how

he had been arrested by armed police officers in Luxembourg where he had

He said he didn't know what he was supposed to have done.

He was asked by Max Hill QC, "Did you kill Peter Stuart?"

He was asked, "Did you kill Sylvia Stuart?"

He was asked, "Do you have any information about

He will continue to give his evidence tomorrow morning.

Detectives investigating the deaths of two people in Suffolk

are treating one of them as murder following post-mortem

Richard and Sarah Pitkin lived in Stowmarket.

It has been confirmed tonight that she died of multiple stab

wounds and Richard Pitkin died as a result of hanging.

Detectives are not looking for anyone else

A lorry driver has pleaded guilty to causing serious injury

by dangerous driving after the load he was carrying crashed into a bus

Phillip Last from Great Yarmouth was driving a low loader

when a steam engine came off the back and crashed into the bus.

The bus driver and six passengers were seriously hurt.

Next, a crime which the Chief Constable of Norfolk

says is happening in every secondary school and tackling

Research shows that sexting and sending intimate photos is now

a bigger worry for parents than drinking or drug-taking.

The NSPCC says one in seven 11 to 16-year-olds have taken a naked

or semi-naked picture of themselves Over half of those shared that

picture with someone else and one in four have been

One photo, one tap to send it and your life can

Jo, not her real name, sent pictures of herself

in underwear to a stranger when she was 12.

Two years after he deleted the pictures, someone sent them back

to me and said if I don't send updated ones, he'll send them

That's when I went to the police officer in school.

But it's mainly what my family said, like I was always the sweet,

innocent one and then and after that happened, everything just changed

Jo was exploited by strangers, but it can easily be someone

you know, someone you think you can trust.

We've talked before about sexting and is it legal?

At Sewell Park Academy in Norwich, PC Zita Matthews holds regular

meetings with students to warn them of the risks.

There is a police officer based at every secondary school in Norfolk

and there is no shortage of issues for them to deal with.

I am a victim of it and I was afraid so the only way I could solve

the problem was by telling the police in school, PC Matthews.

Nearly every day, I am being pressured to do it.

It can be spread around the school, you could be embarrassed to walk

into school and it can cause lots of different problems.

I think it's almost a rite of passage now, that

that is what young people think that they have to do as part

But with me being here, they know that actually

They don't have to be pressured and if the worst happens,

then they can come to me and we will sort it.

Some subjects, yes, there is going to be embarrassment.

There's going to be a little laughter.

You guys are mature, you can handle it.

At the Independent Norwich School, a similar message delivered

The Rap Project was set up by two mothers, one of whom is a former sex

I think we're more surprised on a daily basis at how much younger

What may have started when they were 17, five years ago,

they're now dealing with them at 11 and 12-years-old and

Jo's blackmailer has been prosecuted and she is

Experts say the simplest advice is to follow the granny test -

would you mind your granny seeing what you're sending?

Dr Emma Bond says the risks are increasing and even pre-school

children can be victims. It's pre-school setting's

responsibility, schools responsibility, Government

responsibility, children and young people themselves,

it is also their responsibility. Are you concerned that that message

is not getting through? The recent cyber survey in Suffolk

showed that children are reporting that school are doing less in terms

of educating them about online safety and only 64% of children said

that their parents had talked That means there are thousands

and thousands of children who are not getting any

of these messages. So if there was one simple piece

of advice to parents who are concerned, who are worried,

what would that be? Talk to them about what

they're doing online. Talk to them about who they're

talking to online. Talk to them about what they are

posting, but the most important thing is to keep

those conversations going. Because otherwise the risks

are very serious? Yes, and so often parents

are unaware actually of what their children are doing,

who they are talking to, and sometimes it's far too late

when actually people do find out what children have been doing,

what they have been viewing For more information and support

on how to deal with issue you can go Now the weather with Julie,

but from the rest of the team. Well, the last of the rain and

showers will clear out into the North Sea and then it should become

dry with a lot of clear sky and it dry with a lot of clear sky and it

will be underneath the clear skies that we could see temperatures

dropping a few degrees lower. Out of the wind, we could see a frost and

then tomorrow, we have got this weather front pushing towards us

from the south-west, but still some uncertainty as to how quickly it

will move towards us. It looks like a dry start. Cold, but with a lot of

sunshine and we are expecting this cloud and rain to push in from the

south. Temperatures tomorrow, at best around nine Celsius.

With light to moderate south-westerly winds. It could be

that the extreme north stays dry or mainly dry during daylight hours

with the rain not arriving until after dark. In a moment, the

national forecast, but I will leave you the outlook.

Some windy weather on Thursday. Dry is the nicest day of the next view,

otherwise chilly and unsettled. Good evening. We are about to head

into March, the days are getting longer, but are they getting any

warmer? Not really. We will get there in the end, but we will have

to be patient, not very springlike at the moment. Some showers

scattered around across England and Wales will tend to diminish in

number, a few left behind, wintry showers across the north of

Scotland, snow at low-level is, ice as well as temperatures fall close

to freezing. A cold night with a touch of frost in a number of

places. Plenty of sunshine across southern areas first of all, but it

will not last, rain spilling from the south, the