i did not expect that in cromer.n, calm, quiet, lovely people here, but after last night's experience, you know, it has got me thinking. i don't want to compare them with animals, because animals are a lot better behaved than they are. for staff at the happy feet shoe shop, it has been an unsettling weekend. we have never felt like that, ever. it was not nice at all. to be having to watch out that much, no, i hope it never happens again. local businesses counting the cost of closing on one of the busiest weekends of the year are determined to be positive. absolutely, we will recover. we've faced other challenges and recovered from them, so i see no reason why cromer won't bounce back, for want of a better phrase, from what has happened, and we willjust continue doing what we do really well, which is welcoming guests to our town. iam ros i am ros atkins with outside source. the lead story, the main suspect in the barcelona attack has been shot dead by spanish police. he is thought to be the driver of the fans that mow

it's certainly something we haven't experienced in cromer before. hope never to see if again. any less alarming for our collea g u es make it any less alarming for our colleagues running bars and restau ra nts colleagues running bars and restaurants in town. we think hopefully the problem has gone away 110w. hopefully the problem has gone away now. thank you for your time. joining me now is the member of parliament for north norfolk, norman lamb. good afternoon, i bet this is something you didn't think you'd be talking about on the bbc about this particular seaside resorts? trouble forcing some pubs and establishments to shut down. absolutely not. this is one of the lowest crime areas of the country. he four, seaside town, never experienced anything like this will stop we hope it never happens again in the future. certainly, people i have spoken to today, what happened yesterday was intolerable, and it's really important that the police deal firmly with the perpetrators. what have people been telling you? perpetrators. what have people been telling you ? has perpetrators. what

venues in cromer, norfolk, said they had closed early due to "local events."n the advice of police." norfolk police said extra officers were on patrol "following reports of low—level disorder." local residents on social media described the town as "being on lock down." and speak to chris perry who was on holiday camping in cromer. chris, what did you see? what has been happening? balls press, talk to us about what you saw? well, what i saw was that the pub i was in watching the football match in the evening, the football match in the evening, the police came in and asked the landlady to close the doors, sealed the pub up and keep us in the establishment. the pub was still operational, but we were locked in. later on that evening, we returned our campsite a later on that evening, we returned ourcampsitea group later on that evening, we returned our campsite a group of individuals had made their way to the bar at the campsite and those individuals, the landlady of that establishment did not want to serve them. the police arrived in huge numbers and there was a t

jenny kirk, bbc look east, in cromer.ice in arkansas in the us are searching for thieves who stole an atm from a bank using a fork lift truck. the raid was carried out in the city of conway in the early hours of wednesday morning. police say the suspect or suspects can't be seen in the cctv footage but they believe it is someone who works in the construction industry. and we're all aware of the potential consequences of not paying attention while driving. but a man in china found out in a rather unusual way. a giant sinkhole opened up on a street of guangxi in the south of the country. but for one scooter rider, his interests were focused on his phone rather than on the road causing him to drive straight into the pit. apart from a potential drop in signal and his dignity, the man remained unhurt from the incident. lesson learned i think! let's find out how the weather is looking. there was sunshine to be handed during sunday but atlantic weather fronts show their hand quite late in the day with cloud and rain, that will b

we they were going and why cromer wasn't. .. we weren't they were going and why cromer wasn't...weren't told that they we re wasn't... we weren't told that they were on their way. i wasn't... we weren't told that they were on theirway. i mean, wasn't... we weren't told that they were on their way. i mean, yesterday to be fair, i don't think there was adequate policing. they were going round and stealing out of shops, urinating in the street, my knees this morning had already seen someone this morning had already seen someone urinating right in the middle of town. as i have already been told that they have already caused trouble in the town this morning. leon, thank you for bringing us some of the things that you have seen. co—owner of the wellington pub in cromer which is still shut. let's bring you up to date with the weather. sunny spells tonight. south—west england and wales saying cloudy and gets greyer in the afternoon. outbreaks of rain get more extensive. heavy bursts in cardigan bay and some edging into northern ireland. everywhere else with isolated showers. some heavy r

we need the tourists to come here to keep cromer going.arked. earlier, the final parade for the cromer carnival had gone right past the site. the children of these travellers were throwing objects. i understand some cases bottles at them. well, we don't need that. the council served eviction notices on 23 caravans on the site on saturday. by this afternoon, most had left, as did the extra police. norfolk police say they received reports of theft, shoplifting and of a large group of people refusing to pay for their drinks in bars and restaurants.

i did not expect that in cromer.n't want to compare them with animals, because animals are a lot better behaved than they are. for staff at the happy feet shoe shop, it has been an unsettling weekend. we have never felt like that, ever. it was not nice at all. to be having to watch out that much, no, i hope it never happens again. the contrast between what i was told by local people and what the police said in their statement is too great, and i don't think the statement accurately reflected the degree of anxiety and intimidation that there appears to have been in a number of incidents over the weekend. local businesses counting the cost of closing on one of the busiest weekends of the year are determined to be positive. absolutely, we will recover. we've faced other challenges and recovered from them, so i see no reason why cromer won't bounce back, for want of a better phrase, from what has happened, and we willjust continue doing what we do really well, which is welcoming guests to our town. kim riley reporting fr

a co—owner of the wellington pub in cromer spoke to us earlier and told us what happened there.y in the pub, but they did turn up yesterday, they we re they did turn up yesterday, they were rather rowdy. there was about 16 of them. after a few hours, the number rose to about 30. obviously, as you can imagine, when you have a massive group like that, it can be very intimidating. when they were asked to leave, they tried to grab my manager across the bar. as told him they had to give him some money to leave. that's when we decided we'd call the police. the police turned up, and we decided we would just shut the doors completely. more on that story as it comes in throughout the day. in the last hour the clipper round the world yacht race has set off from albert dock in liverpool. 12 teams will spend a year sailing the globe in a 40,000 nautical mile race, featuring 700 participants over eight stages. the first leg of the race is a 35 day voyage across the atlantic to uruguay. 0ur correspondent andy gill was at the docks as the teams prepared to set sail. about 40% of the people on

jenny kirk, bbc look east, enckelman. —— in cromer.le. in the days after the attack a memorial of flowers and candles grew in manchester's st ann's square but now thoughts are turning to a permanent memorial to remember those who died. clare fallon reports. in the days and weeks after the bomb, this is how thousands of people chose to respond. now, almost three months on, attention is turning to a permanent memorial. i had 22 shrapnel wounds. martin is one of many whose lives were changed forever that night. he has been told he will never walk again. it went through my neck. severed my main arteries. his injuries and the manchester tattoo on his back is his own personal reminder of what happened but he wants the public to have a memorial and hopes those who survived and the families of those killed will be involved with the process. i think there would have to be something at the arena, whether it is a plaque or something to show that act of terrorism, violence, however you want to word it, happened there. and then i think something in

and it's not tolerable for a seaside town like cromer to have to put up with this.spend a year sailing the globe in a 40,000 nautical mile race, featuring 700 participants over eight stages. the first leg of the race is a 35 day voyage across the atlantic to uruguay. our correspondent andy gill was at the docks as the teams prepared to set off and said not all of the crews were experienced sailors. about 40%of the people on the crews have never done any ocean sailing before. of course, they have been trained. with me is the founder of the race. why do people put themselves through this? i think there is a sense of adventure in people. they want to do something a bit different, a bit special with their lives. they want to do something and say, i've done that, and be proud. you were the first man to sail solo, non—stop around the world. when you see them go out, do you have a hankering to think, i want to do that again? yes but of course, i did it on my own. they have all this crew here, it's slightly different! i see them and think, yes, i would quite like to be goin

the two men handed themselves in following a nationwide man hunt. the north norfolk town of cromer was night as disorder forced pubs and reportedly in lockdown last night as disorderforced pubs and bars in the resort to shut. norfolk police said extra officers were on patrol to provide reassurance to the community. some comments on social media have linked the disorder to the arrival of travellers in the community, although this has not been confirmed by police. the coal owner of the wellington pub sport as earlier and said she did not believe there was adequate policing in the area. we are still shut today. we decided for the safety of our customers and oui’ decided for the safety of our customers and our staff, mostly to be fair, that we will continue to be shut until they are moved. what was the situation in late at night, what happened? to be fair, we haven't had any trouble actually in the pub, but they did turn up yesterday. they we re they did turn up yesterday. they were rather rowdy. there were about 16 of them. after a few hours, that number rose to about 30. obviously, as yo

and it's not tolerable for a seaside town like cromer to have to put up with this.bring it under control. around 100 firefighters were called to the fire at the building on festival way in basildon. the warehouse was completely engulfed by the flames and an industrial unit next door was also affected. police say they don't think there are any casualties. the wreckage of a us naval ship, sunk by the japanese towards the end of the second world war, has been discovered in the philippine sea. the uss indianapolis has been located more than three miles below the surface by a search vessel funded by the microsoft co—founder, paul allen. it's almost three months since a bomb struck the manchester arena, killing 22 people. in the days after the attack a memorial of flowers and candles grew in manchester's st ann's square but now thoughts are turning to a permanent memorial to remember those who died. clare fallon reports. in the days and weeks after the bomb, this is how thousands of people chose to respond. now, almost three months on, attention is turning to a permanent