norwich declined to comment but in their two games so far at carrow road this season, norwich lost oneis a lecturer in sport psychology at the university of suffolk. why would this work, what's the science behind it? colours are linked to different behaviours and different feelings since we were infants. when we were infa nts we since we were infants. when we were infants we were presented different colours in different contexts and think makes us relaxed and becalmed because it was presented usually in a peaceful context. so the theory being the away team goes into the changing rooms at carrow road and they come out onto the pitch feeling far too relaxed to think about winning. is that... realistically, would that happen? no, i don't think so. they might feel a bit more relaxed. everybody knows that will happen so they have professional sports scientists who would come to reflect these intentions. further more relaxed doesn't mean you don't wa nt to more relaxed doesn't mean you don't want to win, relaxed is actually a state when you can perform quite well. it is good for tactical dec

it's a pleasure to be here at norwich university. this has been a great program. i've appreciated the questions we had yesterday. i think this is quite a challenging question but i want to revert back to something: powell said when asked about this particular situation. he talked about the pottery barn rule and that was you break it, you own it. and essentially, atthis point in time , that's it. we broke it. we are responsible for the initial and then the later situations, and that essentially is one of the most fundamentalreasons why we own it and should own it . another economic component to this, and i think that this ties into some of my work personally, and you know it's been said we were there for the oil. i think that's a really simplistic argument and i think the way to look at it is oil is not necessarily what we want but what we need is to continue to have sustainability in the energy markets overall from an economic perspective and making sure we are still in the middle east plays a fundamental role in ensuring that stability in the energy markets becau

if i were a team like norwich, i would be concerned on how to make my players lay better than how to make other players play worse. i would love to players play worse. i would love to play against a team who is at their best and beat them at their best and not try to beat them at their worst. that's a good point and we will leave it there. thank you very much indeed. jimmy mcilroy, the former burnley and northern ireland forward, has died. he was 86. mcilroy played a97 games for burnley between 1950 and 1962, winning the old first division title in 1960. richard askam looks back on his life. jimmy mcilroy had a rare talent, a foot old gentleman and quite simply internally‘s greatest ever player. —— burnley‘s greatest ever player. he let his talent do the talking in 13 years at turf moor scoring 131 goals in a brilliant side that in 1960 was crowned league champions. to his team—mates, mcilroy was the undisputed king. it was a privilege to play with him. hejust exploded and he was quick off the mark, and you knew when he exploded the next ball was coming into the box so you we re ball

this frontal system will p9p up norwich. this frontal system will p9p upa norwich. of thursday a dose of rain for the south—east. then another cold front and then behind at the winds no longer coming from the south—west, but the north—west, a much cooler wind direction, but a clear airflow as well, if you like, so less cloud, more sunshine, equally hefty showers, some of which could contain rumbles of thunder, particularly across north—western areas, but look at the temperatures, 15— 22 degrees with a noticeable breeze as well. as we move into friday high pressure to the south—west and low pressure to the south—west and low pressure to the north—east will maintain the north—westerly airflow. in fact the aircoming from a north—westerly airflow. in fact the air coming from a long way north at this stage. you really will feel the difference. we will see showers pushing into northern and western areas, the best of the sunshine to the south and the east. but with highs of1a— the south and the east. but with highs of 1a— 19 degrees at best, temperatures are little below a

we could have 27 for example in norwich.ugh the rest of wednesday and into thursday this weather front careers southwards and in doing so the band of rain will narrow and it will weaken into the south—east. behind it a plethora of showers. once again they could be heavy. you may hear the odd rumble of thunder. in between some dry conditions. one thing you will notice is the temperature, particularly in the south—east. remember, norwich on wednesday will be 27. well, we are looking at 18 by thursday. and as we travel further north we are looking at again at temperatures into the midteens. what a difference from last week. did you acclimatise to the high temperatures last week, by the way?|j acclimatise to the high temperatures last week, by the way? i did, i want it even hotter. laughter. i am fine. ifind ita it even hotter. laughter. i am fine. ifind it a little bit chilly. it even hotter. laughter. i am fine. i find it a little bit chilly.” have packed away my shorts, don't panic. we are not done yet. really? excellent! tha

with the south—westerly breeze it will be another warm day and we could see highs of around 26 in norwichcold front will have edged its way to the south and a few spots of rain for south—east of england. temperatures pegged back a bit by the time you get to thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. thejet thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. the jet stream thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. thejet stream has thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. the jet stream has a bit of a king in the north west. the jet stream has a bit ofa king in it the north west. the jet stream has a bit of a king in it initially but that should clear away, another kink will sit out towards the north—west and so we are looking at next weekend now and that means cooler and fresher conditions for the north and fresher conditions for the north and west of the uk but slightly milder in the south—east. late next week and be on next weekend at the slight high pressure will start to edge infamy atlantic so that should settle down in the south —— edge in from the. more unsett

where the sky's clear, there might be a little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwich.oud, it's around 15, 16,17 degrees. so this is very warm, very humid air over us first thing this morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or cool front, you can call it in the summer. behind it, coolerair comes in, much fresher air, so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures from the north atlantic, mostly around the teens — 17 in belfast, only 14 in stornoway, but to the south, we've got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here, around northern england, wales, that's where the weather front is moving through, so a chance of catching, i think, some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, in fact a succession of them, start moving through the uk. and then, behind it, and the forecast has been the same for the last few days, we have this much fresher air coming off the north atlantic, almost f

where the skies clear, there might be a little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwich.. so this is very warm and humid air over us first thing in the morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or a cool front, you can call it in the summer. behind it, the cooler air comes in, much fresher air, so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures in the north atlantic, mostly around the teens — 17 in belfast, only 1a in stornoway, but to the south, we've got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here, around northern england and wales, that's where the weather front is moving through, so the chance of catching, i think, some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, in fact a succession of them, start moving through the uk. and then, behind it, and the forecast has been the same for the last few days. we have this much fresher air coming in off the north atlantic and iceland, so that cooler ai

norwich beat cardiff.been going great guns in the championship but lost at home to preston. and saido berahino scored his first goal for stoke city. he's been there 18—months. they beat huddersfield 2—0. what is happening at manchester united 7 it's manchester united's worst start to a season since 1992. three games in, they've won one and lost two. after defeat to tottenham on monday they're toiling at 13th in the premier league. and that appears unlucky for mourinho. sojust how bad is it? adam wild reports. so what about this, he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are now singing back at him and applauding him too. what an apartment —— what a performance that was from jose mourinho. for united, opinion has felt really more divided. johnny eight —— jose mourinho and battle yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend.” yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premiership salon than the other 19 managers together. free f

there were also wins for norwich, sheffield wednesday and bolton while blackburn and reading ended inaaken a big step to qualifying for the group stages of this season's champiomns league. the four time winners of the competion beat dynamo kiev 3—1 in amsterdam. dusan tadic, their summer signing from southampton, scored the third to give the dutch side a two—goal cushion to take to ukraine next week. two other games tonight in the final round of qualifying. celtic‘s conquerers aek athens beat vidi 2—1 in hungary while young boys and dinamo zagreb drew one—all in switzerland. let's round up some other football lines from today now. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team for the past two years, and is set to take over from gus poyet who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offer for the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox bet

in norwich we could hit 25— 26.in norwich, more likely to be about 19. as we push further north and west we are looking at roughly 15 to about 19. thank you so much. you are in your beautiful field of su nflowers. you are in your beautiful field of sunflowers. thank you. we are talking a lot about pensions this morning. sean, you are specifically talking about scams. people have been talking about... based on what you're saying, advice people have had over the years, things they have tried, people talking about investment property at losing the value of the pension pot, it is a clear issue for people. and that is why people think they have an opportunity to prey on people because these are big decisions to make. good morning. £23 million people were scammed last year and thatis people were scammed last year and that is just between 253 victims, though it is widely underreported for people suffering this. if you work it out, that is £19,000 each, so the regulator is warning today that these highly sophisticated scann

contrast that with 27 further east in norwich.this frontal system, which will have weakened, looks like pepping up again to break some heavy rain across the south—east. there is another cold front here and then behind that, we all get into some significantly cooler, fresher air coming from the north—west. so temperatures dipping away significantly as we head towards the end of the week. it will be breezy with a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11: the government takes over the running of birmingham prison from the private firm g4s as prisoners and inspectors describe appalling squalor and violence in the jail with staff asleep or locked in offices. i have seen peoplejust i have seen people just beaten up in front of staff, just like. organised fights. that happens a lot, organised flight. it is not out of control, but it is not far from it. the physical conditions were amongst the worst we have ever seen. a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a car crashe

aberdeen, glasgow and belfast 70 degrees, 27 in norwich.ybe 15 degrees in the north, struggling to hit 20 further south. a mixture of sunshine and showers this is bbc news i'm ben brown. the headlines at 8: the government takes over the running of birmingham prison from the private firm gas after inspectors warn that it had slipped into a "state of crisis". it's not out of control yet. but it's not far from it's not out of control yet. but it's not farfrom it it's not out of control yet. but it's not far from it and the physical conditions there were among the worst we have ever seen. the british woman who survived ten hours in the sea after falling from a cruise ship, is due to be released from hospital in croatia this evening. a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament. as the venezuelan government brings in a plan to curb hyperinflation — we'll be finding out how the currency devaluation is affecting everyday life. also coming up — a flying start for a baby boy born on a coas

still with a wind off the continent in france where it is hot, so temperatures up to 30 in london and norwich being. see the heat wave here, got a way there in this schematic shows cooler air pushing in all the atlantic port wednesday, thursday and friday. so that weather map is later in the week. see the city forecast, hout temperatures drop dramatically in the capital, and the north will be typically around 17 or 18. then he for a time typically around 17 or 18. then he fora time and typically around 17 or 18. then he for a time and cooler weather on the weight form around about wednesday onwards fort the southern uk and even a little bit of rain and sun around as well. that is it for me, bye— bye. tonight at ten, theresa may goes to france to sell her brexit plans, as the governor of the bank of england, warns of the risk of a no—deal brexit. she's holding talks with emmanuel macron, as mark carney tells the bbc preparations must be made for no agreement with the eu. the possibility of a no deal is uncomfortably high at this point. brexiteers say the comments are project fear all over agai

norwich might be about 7 degrees first thing in the morning. course of sunday. sunday will bring a good few hours of study, if not heavy rain. —— steady. by the time we get into mid—morning, the rain into south—west england, merseyside, scotland. most of us will have had a dose of rain. it will feel fairly cool dose of rain. it will feel fairly cool, the wind strong across western and southern coasts. not quite gale force but strong enough. some surf out there as well. by tomorrow evening it was out into the north sea and then the skies clear once again. monday, the weather is improving. i think by the time we get to monday lunchtime, the sun will be out, the weather will have improved and it will feel very decent. temperatures getting up to about 21 in london, the high teens even about 21 in london, the high teens eve n a cross about 21 in london, the high teens even across northern parts of the country. a mixed weekend, but not a bad one. we have a fine day today. tomorrow a bit of a wash—out for some and then bang, they monday in england and

norwich could hang onto dry weather until midday.reland might brighten up in the afternoon. this is sunday night into monday. that rain has swept up into the north sea. there is another system heading our way, but monday is not looking too bad. there are couple of in the forecast. but bank holiday monday across england and wales is looking fine. is he is i'm annita mcveigh live in dublin — the headlines at 12. pope francis has arrived in ireland, for the first papal visit in almost a0 years. the pope was welcomed at the irish president's residence by president michael d higgins, his wife sabina and a this is the scene live in dublin, where the pope is set to deliver a speech shortly. pope francis is clamping an irish oak tree near the spot wherejohn paul ii planted a tree on his visit to ireland in 1979. he is accompanied by the irish president at his official residence in phoenix park in the city. i'll be bringing you all the latest live from dublin. and i'm shaun ley — the other headlines this hour... women in england are to be all

norwich could hang onto dry weather until midday. dose of rain. and it will be heavy. this is sunday night into monday. that rain has swept up into the north sea. there is another system heading our way, but monday is not looking too bad. there are couple of in the forecast. but bank holiday monday across england and wales is looking fine. and it is not bad across scotland and northern ireland. have a great week. hello, and a warm welcome to dateline london, i‘mjane hill. today we‘re assessing significance — of the first papal visit to ireland for nearly a0 years — and of some seismic shocks in us politics, as two key former allies of president trump face prison. with me are: the columnist for the guardian newspaper polly toynbee. catherine pepinster, former editor of the catholic newspaper the tablet. suzanne lynch, the washington correspondent for the irish times. and the american writer and broadcasterjef mcallister. as we go to air, pope francis, the leader of the world‘s 1.3 billion catholics, has landed in ireland, on the first

where the skies clear, there might be a little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwich. very warm and humid air over us first thing in the morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or a cool front, you could call in the summer. behind it, the cooler air comes in, much fresher air, so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures from the north atlantic, mostly around the teens — 17 in belfast, only 14 in stornoway, but to the south, we've got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here, around northern england and wales, that's where the weather front is moving through, so the chance of catching, i think, some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, in fact a succession of them, start moving through the uk. and then, behind it, and the forecast has been the same for the last few days, we have this much fresher air coming off the north atlantic, almost from iceland, so that cooler air sta

might bea where the sky is clear, there might be a little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwichis is very warm and humid air over us first thing in the morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or cool front you can call it in the summer, behind the cooler air comes in, much fresher air. so scotla nd comes in, much fresher air. so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures in the north atlantic, mostly around the teens. 17 in belfast, only 14 in stornoway, but to the south we have got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here around northern england and wales, that is where the weather front is moving through, so the chance of catching, i think some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weatherfronts, in fa ct a thursday, these weatherfronts, in fact a succession of them start moving through the uk, and then behind it, and the forecast has

where the skies clear, there might be a little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwich. degrees. so this is very warm, very humid air over us first thing this morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or a cool front, you could call it in the summer. behind it, coolerair comes in, much fresher air, so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures from the north atlantic, mostly around the teens — 17 in belfast, only 1a in stornoway, but to the south, we've got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here, around northern england, wales, that's where the weather front is moving through, so the chance of catching, i think, some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, in fact a succession of them, start moving through the uk. and then, behind it, and the forecast has been the same for the last few days, we have this much fresher air coming in off the north atlantic, almost from iceland, so t

he arrived from norwich for £20—million this summer and will be pleased to open his premier league accountthey stood a very sharp. when inequalities they were going to bring. maybe not that look. what you noted last week and it's nice to get the free points. i was back my staffer. i was made to play at this level and i was worked really hard to get here. i take it all in stride and keep pushing. here's all of today's scores from the premier league — everton got their first win of the season, richarlison on the scoresheet once again as they beat southampton 2—1. should mention that danny ings got his first goal for southampton in that one. and there was a really good win for bournmouth, they came from behind to beat west ham 2—1 at the london stadium. in scotland celtic put a difficult week behind them as they reached the quarterfinals of the scottish league cup with 3—1 at partick thistle. brendan rodgers' side took an early lead, scott sinclair putting it on a plate for leigh griffiths. remember celtic have been knocked out of chamnpions league qualifying this week. they lost to in the pr

there were also wins for norwich, sheffield wednesday and bolton, while blackburn and reading ended in bordeaux, according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team under roberto martinez for the past two years. they finished third in this year's world cup. if confirmed, he'll take over from the former premier league manager, gus poyet, who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offerfor the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox between 2008 and 2012. lafferty could make his debut in tomorrow's europa league qualifier against ufa, with clubs permitted to register two wildcard signings the day before a uefa competition fixture. it was deemed a success at the world cup, and very soon we could see var, or video assisted referee, used in the champions league. uefa has been looking into introducing it, using trials to find out if it can overcome some logistical problems. it's been reported it could be imple

they edged a seven—goal thriller at norwich. with an injury time winner. there were also wins for middlesbrough, who sit top of the table with 7 points, nottingham forest, sheffield united, rotherham and swansea. after two days of rain interrupted play at lord's, england have made the most of the sunshine on the third day of the second test against india. they had a wobbly start, before a big partnership between jonny bairstow and chris woakes saw them build a very healthy first innings lead. patrick gearey has more. it all seemed so calm. after yesterday's storm damage, a short sunlit stroll would take england beyond india's total. but a right leg betrayal, lbw, letters that would recur. and this catch from behind at 32—2. not long before another lbw, the new boy up trapped at 28. this thoe root, different bowler, same result. that finger again. it accounted forjos buttler, too, an unsettled test that has a more rain and runs. in that context, jonny bairstow and his 50 was a fortune. no other man had gone that far in the match

so got the orange colours, warm, humid air with us, so perhaps the high 20s in one or two places, norwich thursday and friday a succession of weather fronts will bring some rain and behind it some cooler air is going to swing in all the way from, pretty much iceland, so that means we are infora drop much iceland, so that means we are in for a drop in the temperatures big—time over the coming days. here is an example, london 26 degrees, wednesday it is down to 19 on friday, and in belfast temperatures dropping to around 1a degrees. so the next couple of days, still very warm, still very humid, then a spell of rain will come and then at the end of the week it looks like the temperatures will dip. good night. welcome to bbc world news. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: tears ofjoy as relatives from north and south korea meet for the first time in more than 60 years. aid reaches more flood victims in the indian state of kerala. a million have now fled to relief camps. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: pope francis condemns sex abuse atrocities and cover—ups by the

a couple of upsets, as burton beat aston villa, norwich beat cardiff.on. saido berahino scored his first goal for stoke city. he has been there 18 months. they beat huddersfield 2—0. a full list of results on the bbc sport website and app. jamie vardy and gary cahill have both effectively retired from international football. they have both asked not to be selected for future england squads, but say they are not shutting the door, and would consider playing again if there was an injury crisis. cahill was part of southgate's squad this summer but only played once, in the group match against belgium. he does that with 61 caps and five goals. i think it is time i take a step back now. i think it is the right moment to do that. i have been hugely proud of what i have achieved in terms of the 60 caps, i have captained my country on a few occasions. it is something i have been proud of in my career and it is time for a younger generation, it is time for a younger generation, it is time for a younger generation, it is time for me to take a step back now, isa ti

beautiful weather watcher pictures sent ina beautiful weather watcher pictures sent in a crossed norwichetting a little soggy underfoot to ta ke getting a little soggy underfoot to take this photograph. the rain pouring across western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales, continuing to move east overnight, bringing quite a lot of cloud as well and the south—westerly flow, all tied into these fronts. it will stay windy particularly into the far north—west and with the cloud around temperature is not falling very far, so temperature is not falling very far, so it will be a cloudy and windy night in the far north and we will see is no breaks of rain in the northern ireland close to the scottish borders and northern england. a look at the temperatures. compared to last night, a milder one, 12—16d. quite a humid, my day started the weekend. it looks likely saturday will see the best of the drier weather if you have outdoor plans. some of the rain on sunday could be quite heavy and i will come onto that in just a moment. we start onto that in just a moment. we start o

foam composite that it's about eleven and a half centimeters thick and we also have a radiator with norwich just regular water several leaders of which they keep the spacecraft cool so that behind that shield the instrumentation is actually at room temperature dr young have been working are watching this for a long time what was it like to see that successful launch it was exhilarating built launch was beautiful and so know that all of these engineers and scientists who have been working for years were able to make this happen and that eugene parker who predicted the solar wind sixty years ago is seeing his life's work come to fruition with the data that we're going to gather from this mission and spam which is going to be a seven year mission but how soon can we get data that says that will be significant we'll get a small set of data when we pat we're passing by the sun in november so early december we'll have the first look at the data and then next year we get a more extensive said we get close discouraging to the sun in two thousand and twenty four but over the mission will be gatherin

contrast that with 27 in norwich.ures drop to end of the wii, maybe 1a or 15 degrees in the north, struggling to hit 20 for the setup and administer the sunshine and showers. hello, i'm krupa padhy, this is 0utside source. pope francis condemns what he calls the "atrocities" of child sex abuse and church cover—ups — in an unprecedented apology to the world's roman catholics. a break in the monsoon rains in india allows rescuers to step up their efforts. more than 350 people have died in the worst flooding in kerala in a century. emotional scenes as dozens of people from north and south korea are briefly reunited — many hadn't seen their families in more than six decades. also on the programme: how the us—china trade war is affecting the price of lobsters. we start our coverage looking at the impact of tariffs and import duties on people's lives.

west, something significantly cooler and pressure. 17 in aberdeen, glasgow and belfast with 27 in norwichection but a clear airflow as well. so less cloud, more sunshine, equally up some hefty showers, some could contain some rumbles of thunder especially across northwestern areas. have a look at a few a noticeable breeze. thursday into friday, high to the southwest and low pressure to the northeast will maintain that northwesterly airflow. in fact, the air coming from a long way north by the state. you really will feel the difference. we will feel the difference. there was a further showers pushing across northern and western areas, best of the sunshine and east. the highs of 14-19 the sunshine and east. the highs of 14—19 and bass. those temperatures a little below average for this time of year. how often have we said that this summer? on saturday, still showers and northwesterly winds and spells of sunshine as well as things start to dry up from the southwest. still temperatures on the low side at 14-19d. this still temperatures on the low side at 14—19d. this ridge of high pressure on

amelia reynolds is in norwich to tell us more about the cancellation of ryanair flights from sta nstedgust with just 3000 passengers disrupted, and i know that sounds a lot but compared to the tens of thousands of holiday—makers and people who need to get to places for businesses that have seen destruction, today has gone fairly smoothly. —— that have seen destruction. ryanair were blaming it on the bad weather and the thunderstorms and air traffic control problems and this has meant many people are stranded and can't get home. terry fowler is a carpenter from newmarket and get home. terry fowler is a carpenterfrom newmarket and he's in budapest at the moment but he needs to get home for work and to look after his young daughter. he's extremely angry and he resorted to posting a picture of a plea for help on twitter today, begging ryanair to get him home. we spoke to him earlier. still stuck in budapest two days after ryanair let us down with no explanation, just cancelled the flight. no explanation, just cancelled the flight. spent the whole day on the phone trying to get hold of them

i know that lab staff in norwich, where there is one of these new machines, are working overtime and in your area and some reassurance if you‘re worried. but the main message we are getting from the health professionals is, don‘t let all of this put you off going for a test in the first place. interestingly, the screening process was introduced in the 1980s. it has been around for a while and since then, the number of cervical cancer cases has fallen by around 7% each year, which is a success story. amelia reynolds at look east in cambridge, thank you very much. let‘s take a look at some of other stories across the uk this afternoon — and police have discovered an illegal gun factory on an industrial estate in east sussex. components for around 30 handguns and a large quanity of ammunition was discovered at a warehouse in hailsham. officers arrested three men at the scene — using a taser to detain one of them. the men are charged with firearms offences and will appear at kingston crown court next month. the gap between public sector revenue and spending in scotland as a proportion of

let‘s go to the bbc look east studio in norwich and join amelie reynolds, who can tell us more aboutncrease, it is up 27% on the previous year. to 1.2 million in suffolk. and what is being done to tackle this problem? well, suffolk has one of the view of the uk‘s dedicated rural policing teams and the police and crime commissioner for the county is telling us it is very much a priority, but we all know police resources are stretched. farmers are telling us the onus is increasingly on them and they are doing everything they can to keep the gangs in their 4x4 is off their land so they are building earth mounds and digging ditches, putting in better security systems, fences, blockades. i think what we also picking up on, there is higher in greece of anxiety among farmers about being the victim of rural crime —— high increase. they are aware of their rural location is making them, their machinery and livestock are very vulnerable. one interesting thing in today‘s report, actually, a lot of rural crime is still being underreported, perhaps because farmers think it is not worth their while

bbc east investigations editor julian sturdy has been looking into this for us, and hejoins us from norwichground on aeroplanes for five hours at a time and people stranded abroad, going on a short trip and then stuck abroad. it has affected a lot of airlines but in particular ryanair, because lot of airlines but in particular rya nair, because it lot of airlines but in particular ryanair, because it has also had a strike, a series of stoppages by ryanair pilots in five european countries leading to hundreds of flights cancelled. on the european regulations, airlines have to pay compensation to passengers but only if it is the airline's fault and in the case of ryanair, many claims have been refused because ryanair says that these are extraordinary circumstances. one of the lucky ones who got compensation, a businessman from bournemouth, he was on a trip injuly, from bournemouth, he was on a trip in july, ryanair flight from spain home to bournemouth. that flight had a problem, diverted to madrid, stayed on the ground for three hours there, before flying finally to birmingham, he had 150 mi

democrat mp norman lamb chairs the committee behind the report and joins us now from our studio in norwichre, there are vaped shops on everywhere, there are vaped shops on every high street, they are in every petrol station and newsagent, so what's missing here? —— vaped. there's an interesting point that the body responsible for the country's public health, public health england, states clearly that e—cigarettes are 95% less harmful than smoking, yet a company selling an e—cigarette to someone who is perhaps a long—term smoker can't actually repeat that public health message to the potential purchaser. so we miss an opportunity to encourage that long—term smoker to quit smoking and, in a way, the big public health prize... potential prize here is that still 79,000 people in england alone die every year through smoking—related disease. vaped we have the opportunity to cut into that significantly and save lives. we wa nt that significantly and save lives. we want to make sure the advertising, regulation and taxation rules stop people taking up smoking and take up more healthy options. are y

but it looks as though the afternoon is looking pretty wet from norwich to essex, but eventually clearing countries, and when it plays, we are in the wake of the low and it is clear skies and quite nippy. a few showers. but whether skies are clear, temperatures down to single figures, pretty chilly night. friday, in between weather systems, that is the one affecting parts of scandinavia, bringing strong winds and heavy rain denmark and norway, we have air coming off the atlantic, sunshine and showers, typical summer's day. though 20s in the south, high teens in the north. this is exactly what it should be this time of year. the weekend is looking a little bit mixed, low—pressure rolling in meaning cloud and rain but not for everybody and not all the time. i do not want to write off the weekend but it will be quite changeable. glasgow might see sunshine on saturday, sunday might be wetter. same for aberdeen. the further south, the warm it gets and by the time you get to southampton and london, in the 20s, and second half of the weekend, in london, could be mid—20s, perhaps around 26. feels

and amelia reynolds is in norwich, where local tattoo parlours are warning of rogue artists targetinghat is currently being dealt with, and an even bigger problem again that is coming our way because we are creating a society that has a big problem with alcohol. the statistics arejust problem with alcohol. the statistics are just statistics and behind every one of them is a very human story and the human cost. so often they are the untold stories and this evening we will be hearing from one woman who has lost her husband and her daughter to alcohol. she doesn‘t wa nt to her daughter to alcohol. she doesn‘t want to be identified but she says alcohol changed her husband‘s character. this is a clip of her interview. once he'd had a drink, his personality changed completely. he would have changed from somebody very loving, very outgoing to somebody who would have been very argumentative and antagonistic, and also very violent. the coroner says that alcohol has never been cheaper in northern ireland or more widely available and he fears for the future, as you heard in the interview. people