jenny kirk, bbc look east.this afternoon against southern water dumping sewage into the sea. they're calling for improved infrastructure and tougher sanctions to prevent water companies polluting the coastline. peter whittlesea reports. it's the latest protests calling on water companies to stop releasing sewage throught the storm overflows. here the campaign has barricaded the beach claiming the area was a crime scene where acts against the environment have been repeatedly committed by southern water. they need to investigate infrastructure, population is growing here we have new houses built all of the time, climate change means that when it rains it rains really hard. and if they don't upgrade the infrastructure things are only to get a lot worse not better. and we will not put up with them putting sewage in the sea like this forever. a year ago a similar protest was held but campaigners say support is growing because residents believe southern water has failed to act. here we are in 2022 and they haven't fo

jenny kirk, bbc look east.rn india. a major operation involving trained elephants and over 200 people was launched after the big cat which is on he endangered list — mauled to death a mother and her 8—year—old son on saturday. conservationists blame habitat loss due to rapid expansion of human giving out free roasts in camborne today. josh was a bus driver noticed people needing locally. a lot of us might have been preparing a roast today but i am sure not as many asjosh and his family are doing, just tell me what you are up to? i am making 90 roasts for people today who can't otherwise afford a sunday meal themselves. how much food are we talking about? we are talking four chickens, three bags of potatoes, five bags of vegetables and lots of gravy and 90 yorkshire puddings. and you will be handing these out in camborne, tell me why you were doing it? i am doing it because a lot of people struggle to feed themselves these days and i think that is really sad. we are in times where things, prices of things a goin

kirk four years before the attack. decades after she was left with life changing injuries, her attacker may be sent back to jailfor her murder. and jennythe public gallery, there was each year from them. they were also smiles and they wiped away tears. thejudge smiles and they wiped away tears. the judge thanked the jury for their deliberations over what she described as a harrowing and distressing case. she said they had done an importantjob in delivering justice and closure for the family. sentencing is due to happen in a few weeks' time. thejudge sentencing is due to happen in a few weeks' time. the judge said sentencing is due to happen in a few weeks' time. thejudge said it sentencing is due to happen in a few weeks' time. the judge said it would be a complicated exercise to decide what the further sentence would be full stop sentencing is due to happen on the 9th of november. bend happen on the 9th of november. and this is an unusual case, given the historic precedent.— historic precedent. yes, this is a hi . hl historic precedent. yes, this is a highly unusual — historic precedent. yes, this is a highly unusual case. _ historic