paintings have appeared on walls in lowestoft, gorleston and great yarmouth.street art to mysteriously pop up in alton broad. and word has it, the elusive and world famous artist banksy could be behind it. you'll make this one, looking at it, i think possibly could be. what do you think was meant do you think there banksy? well, the seagull, no. i don't think is banksy. the claw, yeah. along the coast are more crowds asking the same question. is it or isn't it a banksy? dad's not convinced though, is he? no. so, we thought we would go and see if he could see for ourselves. - what you think, boys? i think it's pretty good but i think the other ones might be a little bit better. i hope it is, but if it isn't his, it's still good to look at. lowestoft and great yarmouth are all hoping to become the uk city of culture in 2025, so, could this be banksy�*s his way of endorsing the bid? seven pieces have popped up along the coast this weekend and artist ruben cruz from great yarmouth believes this is banksy�*s way of supporting the bid. and how convinced are you that

instead of removing it, the local council says they are beyond excited, and it is a real boost for great yarmouthrom what he has put out there, and that is a wonderful thing to be able to do. hundreds of thousands of people can go and see the artwork and it will make them smile. this is how the elusive artist whose work sells for millions ended the speculation, by posting online his spraycation. but there is less good news for king's lynn. banksy�*s reimagining of a prominent statue with an ice—cream cone has already been removed. at merrivale model village they have had substantial offers for their banksy, but they are not selling. the public unfortunately weren't respecting it. they were trying to climb over, get up close with it, and we were fearful it was going to get damaged so we had to move it off site, and with the news last night the insurance company have insisted we put it in a secure facility. how now to protect and capitalise on his work? a nice problem to have. special to know that banksy actually was here. jenny kirk, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich.