12/03/2017 Look East

Hello, I'm Amanda Goodman.

First tonight, five men have been arrested on suspicion of murder

after the death of a man from stab wounds near Chelmsford.

Officers were called to a property at Rettendon Common just before

from stab wounds.

He was given emergency treatment at the scene but died.

Five men aged between 21 and 42 have been arrested on suspicion of murder

and remain in custody.

A man remains unaccounted-for following a fire which destroyed

a cottage in Suffolk overnight.

Crews were called to Gaston Street in East Bergholt at one o'clock this

morning but couldn't prevent the roof collapsing.

Firefighters searched the wreckage for a man who's

thought to be the owner.

It's not clear if he was in the house at the time.

A fund which has been untouched since it was set-up 77 years ago

will soon be used to create a new wartime memorial

at Clacton in Essex.

It was started after a German bomber laden with explosives crashed

onto a residential street in 1940 causing the first civilian deaths

in the UK in the Second World War.

Jenny Kirk reports.

'The wreckage of war comes to the peaceful

of Clacton.' April 1940, a German bomber crashes on Clacton

injuring 160 and badly damaging 67 homes.

Number 25 was completely destroyed and the two people inside,

Mr and Mrs Gill,

became the first two British civilian casualties of the Second

World War to die on the British mainland.

Looking at Victoria Road nowadays you would not even be able

to spot a small sign of the destruction.

That is because the only small sign is a plaque on this

bench which is believed to have been stolen.

That is about to change.

Four years ago in an office move at Clacton Town Hall, an old Post

Office savings account was found.

It was the Air Disaster Relief Fund and the ?243, 13 shillings and

sixpence had lain forgotten for nearly 70 years.

It is now worth ?1700 and that money plus 10,000 from

the council will pay for a proper Memorial.

We thought it could be something that can be done a

lot better now.

It was only when we found the money we got the idea.

We're going to look at a new bench, a memorial with a plaque on it, some

hard landscaping and some planting.

The memorial will be ready in time for a ceremony on April 30, the 77th

anniversary of the tragedy.

Football now and with our weekly look at some of the highlights

from yesterday's games here's Shaun Peel.

On Friday, the board sacked the manager and yesterday some fans

chanted sack the board as Norwich drew with Blackburn.

Cameron Jerome said the players had no respect for

the coaching staff last week, scored both goals.

Ipswich drew with Barnsley.

Tom Lawrence with equaliser, three

minutes into stoppage time.

It was his 11th of the season and he was booked for

for over celebrating.

Manager Mick McCarthy said we burgled the point.

Did we deserve it?

Did we hell, but we will take it.

Northampton won at Wimbledon.

Thanks to a Matt Taylor penalty four minutes from time for their

first away win of the year.

MK Dons drew with Rochdale thanks to an

equaliser from Ben Reeves in stoppage time.

They are six points from safety.

Peterborough lost at home to Oxford and lost any

hopes of making the top six.

Craig Mikhail Smith scored his 100th goal but it

was not enough.

Elsewhere defeat for Southend.

The derby match in league two saw Stevenage win.

Goals in the third minute from Luke Wilkinson and a

sealer from Ben Kennedy five minutes

from time.

It means Stevenage leapfrog Luton into fourth.

Luton drop to sixth.

Cambridge won at Carlisle to stay in touch with the pack.

Medy Elito scored a hat-trick.

Cambridge are just four points from the pack.

Colchester were pummelled by Portsmouth 4-0

and slipped to tenth, but they

are still within three points of where they need to be in May.

Hello and good evening.

It was a cloudy end to the weekend.

But the working week looks like a return to

something brighter.

First of all overnight, that rain clearing

slowly towards the east.

Fairly cloudy, some clear spells in the mix

and temperatures between five and 9 degrees.

It looks like a cloudy start tomorrow.

We will see the cloud clearing to the east.

Behind it, sunshine developing before cloud pushes down from the

North into the afternoon.

Temperatures reaching 14 Celsius.

Feeling quite pleasant if you catch the sunshine.

I'll leave you with the outlook.

As we move through the

beginning of the week, it will be mild.

More cloud but largely dry with light winds.

That's all from Look East, we're back at 10.20.

Have a good evening.

Bye for now.