07/04/2017 Look East

Friends of the teenagers who died in a car crash in Norfolk

have been given support at school today.

were all in a Ford Ka which left the road

Have been leaving flowers at the scene.

And police have been trying to find out

This from our Chief Reporter Kim Riley.

Alongside the blackened ditch where Ford Ka ended up in flames,

the line of flowers and tributes has grown, hour by hour.

Two carrying the simple message, RIP boys.

Last night, several hundred people gathered at this airfield

with Chinese lanterns and fireworks, a spontaneous celebration of three

He was the kind of person that everyone loved.

He was kind, there for everyone and making sure

As you can see by all the flowers, all the

18-year-old Dominic O'Neill and 17-year-old Kyle

Warren are former pupils of Archbishop Sancroft Church

The school opened this morning for any pupil

It doesn't just affect one or two, it affects so

Both the boys were such a big part of the school.

Kyle has an amazing friendship group here.

The boys would be outside the school gates regularly, even though

they've left, and they would always be willing

have a bit of fun on the gates and that's how they should be

At Norwich Cathedral this morning, after consulting the

families of the three boys, police went ahead

with the unveiling of a

It has been donated to them for two years by

Graham Dacre of the charity the Lind Trust.

I explained I had real concerns around the number of killed

and seriously injured young drivers we have

on our roads, 565 over the

last five years, which is 565 too many.

I asked Graham if there was an old Porsche I could use as an

The eye-catching car will now be appearing at public events across

That car will also visit schools and colleges across the county, they aim

to give a life-saving road safety advice to young people. And also is

there other families and friends the pain, suffering and the sense of

laws evident here. -- loss. The Campaign for Real Education

is warning that teachers And that it's affecting

children's education. It comes as a BBC investigation

found that ?2.6 million pounds was paid out to pupils hurt

at schools in Essex Search online for "schools

compensation injury" with a perceived

compensation culture. No win, no fee lawyers touting for

business. Two years ago, almost ?2 million

was secured for ten-year-old She almost drowned in 2000

during a swimming lesson Now an adult, Annie's brain injury

has left her with memory Essex County Council paid

two thirds of the bill. Which is why, at ?2.4 million, Essex

tops the local table for schools compensation pay-out

over three years. Norfolk county council

paid out ?213,000. Unions say lack of money in school

buildings and lack of experienced teachers means more

accidents could happen. The more experienced you are,

the better you are an sporting If you got an inexperienced

workforce, a workforce that is tired and

overworked, that might lead to the About 90% of teachers,

according to one major survey in recent years, said

that the compensation culture was affecting what they did

in the classroom and the playground. In Norfolk, one pupil

received ?11,500 More than ?15,000 was paid

after another was injured by a The county council has seen

a drop in compensation Schools that have never

been safer but some culture of litigation means many

have now become too risk averse. The man Norwich City

are pinning their hopes has been speaking for the first time

since accepting the job. Stuart Webber was appointed as

the new sporting director yesterday. To get the Canaries

back to the Premiership A new face, a new name, a completely

new way of doing things. This is Stuart Webber,

33 years old and a man with a reputation

for getting things done. Having revitalised Huddersfield

town, the Norwich City board that they can

do the same for them. My aim is to work in the Premier

League and higher than that. If people don't want to do that,

happy drive to do that, as far as I'm concerned,

they are not a part of how I see it. Factors in the whole

football theory of medical, sporting science, recruitment,

all the areas and giving coaches to not have to worry that

clubs poaching players. We want to give them

the chance to make the players better, we sometimes lose

in our country a bit, coaches. Norwich City were

confident they could make it into the premiership next season

at the start of this season, now Could this be the man

to take them there? Those are your top stories tonight,

but I'll leave you with the weather. Well, it is a chilly all start to

the day, a lot of patchy cloud drifting through with some sunshine.

Temperatures and less inland around 18 Celsius, 64 Fahrenheit. On

Sunday, against an early mist and fall and then another Friday with a

wad of sunshine and temperatures on Sunday possibly up to 21-22 C, 72

Fahrenheit, well above average for the time of year. In a minute,

Darren has the national forecast but I'll leave you with the outlook.

Monday, and north-westerly wind will drag in more cloud and temperatures

will be down by 8-9 . Hello, my advice would be to make

the most of the weather this weekend, if you can. Because there

will be a good day love sunshine on offer and it will continue to warm

up as well. This picture was taken in Cumbria, at Workington,