13/04/2017 Look East

Hello, and welcome to the Look East late news.

In the programme tonight: Sadly missed and never forgotten.

The families of three teenagers killed in a car crash

And the life-like sculptures causing controversy

And join me at the end of the programme for the latest

The families of three teenagers who died in a car crash in Norfolk

The accident, near Pulham Market, happened just over a week ago.

An inquest into their deaths was also opened today.

18-year-old Dominic O'Neill, 17-year-old Karl Warren,

All three lives ended when the black Ford KA crashed and burst

into flames near the village of Pulham Market.

Now all that remains are burnt hedges lined with flowers.

Speaking just after the crash, friends paid tribute.

He was the kind of person that everyone loved.

He was kind, he was there for everyone and he made sure

As you can see by all the flowers, all three boys

Today, all three families joined in the tributes.

Kyle, who worked as a farm hand, was described by his family

as a cheeky chappie who had a passion for banger

racing, where he brought from several trophies.

Dominic's mother, Davina O'Neill, discredit has a beautiful,

much-loved person who will be greatly missed.

Billy's family said from the day he was born he made everyone smile.

Today, inquests into all three their deaths were opened.

Norfolk's senior coroner recorded the cause of death for all three

as multiple injuries that were caused by the crash.

No information was given as to who was driving

the vehicle, and inquest was adjourned until July.

Following the accident, a memorial to the trio and a book

of condolence were set up in the local church.

Last Friday, friends spontaneously gathered at an airfield,

releasing Chinese lanterns in memory of the three teenagers.

Teenagers that suddenly had their lives cut short.

Bird flu restrictions may have been lifted today,

but Government experts are warning poultry farmers to be

Producers were ordered to shut their birds inside in early

December to try to protect them from the H5N8 strain of avian flu.

Alex Dunlop reports now on what the impact has

They should be free range, but these chickens have never

This is what chickens would do in the wild.

The region's biggest free-range poulty producer has a million

For four months they have all had to stay undercover.

The birds may have been released today, but Defra say this

Farmers are not out of the woods yet.

As you can see from the way I am togged up, strict bio-security

measures are in place, and will be for the

We have restrcted access to our farms.

We are certainly not loosening our belts now and saying,

thank goodness, this is all over and done with, because it

At this popular wildlife park nearby, a more colourful release,

Until today, 700 birds here have had to live under netting over winter.

With every chance of bird flu could return next autumn,

these businesses will have to think long term on how to deal with it.

Should it become endemic, should it come back again, we need

to be able to house our birds far quicker than we were able to,

so that means probably leaving some of temporary structures we got

in place now up, or even looking to make some of the more permanent.

The risk from the H5N8 strain comes from wild birds.

By now, many will have migrated, so the biggest threat has passed.

There was only one outbreak of bird flu in the east at this time,

Restrictions were then relaxed in the white areas

It's meant free-range egg producer Daniel could put his hens out,

I think they have taking a compass, put it in a map, and done circles

wherever they have felt like doing them.

I think, as Daniel said, there is no bird flu at the present

moment in East Anglia, so why are we being punished?

Of course we feel for those whose businesses are made much more

difficult by disease control measures, but without them we could

It is important to every individual not to get diseased but also

Bird flu isn't new, of course, but it is a deadly strain that

In a sector worth ?120 million in the east alone, they know all too

well it will almost certainly return to our shores.

More and more people are trespassing on railway tracks in this region.

The latest figures from the British Transport Police

show that most offenders are young people.

And it's during the school holidays that the number

After stumbling across the tracks, this person dragged himself up onto

the platform, struggling to get their legs

And here is footage of another heart-stopping near miss.

Network Rail and the British Transport

Police say more people are trespassing on the railways

is young people who are most likely to take a risk.

There are more incidents in the Easter and summer

Last year, 487 people were caught trespassing in

Network Rail describes the increase as astonishing.

Boys aged 14 to 16 are the biggest offenders.

When I see this footage I always gasp.

I can't believe how close some of it is.

I always think of the train drivers that can't

I really did think that it was someone who was going

I feel like it's quite controversial and quite shocking,

and I feel like that as a sort of thing that we need, and like,

I think it is probably a very nice statue but probably

I think it's a cool new way of doing things.

I think they are pretty cool, but I can understand why

they might startle someone, especially if they haven't been

I don't know if I'd pointing that out to my sun because he might find

that a bit frightening, to be honset.

The artist says the statue's call upon the connections

between the palpable, the perceivable and the imaginable.

And they have appeared on top of buildings across the world.

Their prompted calls to the police and Sao Paulo and further

The University of East Anglia said it's...

It is hoped that the sculptures, which are part of an exhibition

by the Sainsbury Centre, will pave the way for more

internationally renowned to artist to show their work in the region.

The sculptures will be on display for the next five years.

Coming up now, the Easter weekend weather with Alex,

but from the rest of the late team, goodnight.

The Easter weekend is upon us so what can we expect from the weather?

Not as good as last week and. A rather cool forecast. There will be

some sunshine around the also some rain. It will become the night and

mass night but we may start to see a few spots of rain by the very end of

the night. Jim may wake up to rather damp and cloudy conditions. Through

the day, we have a weather system coming in from the north-west and

that is going to eventually bring and more prolonged spells during the

day. The morning doesn't look too bad. With the south-westerly wind,

slightly milder air so temperatures could well climb into the mid teens.

They will be a noticeable breeze from the south-west. As we get into

the afternoon and evening, increasing chance of that ring

crossing all counties. He is the outlook. A fresher forecast for

Saturday but it was like it will stay sunny and largely dry

We will keep you updated. Now with the National Outlook, Tomasz