robbie west reports.ay night, on the cliff edge, homes hung over the sea this morning in hemsby, following another night of strong winds and stormy seas. people started to leave on friday. as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views. and now the sea has taken it away. woke up this morning, had a cup of coffee at half past seven at the back door. i felt — it was like an earthquake, and the cliffjust went. just in total shock, and watching people taking most of the house apart. i don't think i'll be here tomorrow. homeowners were evacuated following a fortnight of high tides and easterly winds that washed the coast‘s natural defences away. the next morning, the damage could be seen. the council say 13 homes remain in a precarious position, and are being inspected after each high tide. these properties probably won't be lived in again. the damage caused — i was

robby west, news.ng difficult driving conditions across much of england and wales. some police forces are advising motorists to avoid non—essential travel. the russian ambassador to the eu has suggested the nerve agent used in the salisbury poisoning could have come from the british research laboratory at porton down in wiltshire. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend in kent. a number of people have been injured. syrian civilians have been facing intense fighting over the last few days, and the un says there is likely to be more to come. a few miles from the capital damascus, regime backed forces have nearly captured the rebel—held enclave of eastern ghouta, and thousands of people have been forced to flee the area. and in the north, as many as 150,000 people are fleeing a military operation by turkey, aiming to push out kurdish forces in the town of afrin. andrew plant reports. on the road out of afrin. civilians are now leaving th

robbie west reports.out. when stephen chadwick woke up, is garden was all but gone. bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views and now the sea has taken it away. woke up this morning, had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt, it was like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. terrible shock, watching people taking my house apart. i don't think i'll be here tomorrow. five years ago, free homes were washed away, following a storm surge. this time, a fortnight of high tides and easterly wind have resulted in the coast‘s natural defences being washed away. houses close to the sea and just inches from falling in. probably five properties that are at highest risk. the one we are at now is teetering on the edge of the cliff and it wouldn't take much for it to start to fall into the sea. it is already twisted at the back so their doors can't open. it is quite a high risk. as the tide reached its peak, the road was closed. earlier on this evening we were just down there behind us, but now the police have m

robbie west reports.stormy seas. people started to leave on friday. as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views. and now the sea has taken it away. woke up this morning, had a cup of coffee at half past seven at the back door. i felt — it was like an earthquake, and the cliff just went. just in total shock, and watching people taking most of the house apart. i don't think i'll be here tomorrow. homeowners were evacuated following a fortnight of high tides and easterly winds that washed the coast‘s natural defences away. the next morning, the damage could be seen. the council say 13 homes remain in a precarious position, and are being inspected after each high tide. these properties probably won't be lived in again. the damage caused — i was up there friday, then saturday, and what was there, that is actually gone. paul rayjoined the lifeboat crews after seei

robbie west, bbc news, hemsby.has been around for most of the day. has been around for most of the day. consulting firm, cambridge analytica. analytica. to search the offices of cambridge analytica. analytica. various names on facebook for further political analysis. further political analysis. say cambridge analytica have denied any wrongdoing at this stage. any wrongdoing at this stage. of the executives of that company as well. well. cambridge analytica, and that will happen i am told on tuesday. time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. skies across many parts of the country button at the foster's back. country button at the foster's back. across scotland and northern ireland where skies are clearest. where skies are clearest. and sleet awards east counties in particular but most will stay dry. particular but most will stay dry. northern ireland with the two parts of temperatures down to minus eight. of temperatures down to minus eight. as today but it will bring in occasional cloud. occasional cloud. so

robby west reports.n, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. yes, i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views, and now the sea has taken it away. i woke up at 7.30 this morning and had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. it's a total shock — and watching people taking my house apart.

robby west reports. on saturday evening as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. yes, i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views, and now the sea has taken it away. i woke up at 7.30 this morning and had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. it's a total shock — and watching people taking my house apart. i do not think i would be here tomorrow. this weekend, home owners were evacuated after a fortnight of high tides and easterly winds that had shed the coast‘s natural defences away. this morning, i was able to see the effect of the storm. you can really see the damage that has been cost by the sea. large chunks of the coastline are completely washed away. lifeboat crews have told me that ten homes are now uninhabitable. the local council say the homes remain in a precarious position and have been inspected after each high tide. paul bel

robbie west, bbc news, hemsby. time for the weather with darren bett. the mini beast from the east, helu banished it? it is gone. all gone. uk. through the week ahead it is slowly turning milder and milder. we are more likely to get rain from midweek than snow. we have banished the cold easterly wind. we get winds for a while. it changes significantly. we get atlantic air which will bring some rain. a lot of snow still. particularly in the south—west. some areas, not much snow at all. for most of us, we are seeing the sunshine. that is a welcome change. a chilly wind for england and wales causing the drifts to blow around. temperatures higher than recent days. we have got sunshine today and not much cloud but there is cloud lurking in the north sea. with that northerly wind it will push the cloud inland across england and wales. probably drive pretty much everywhere. it will limit the amount of frost. northern ireland and scotland have clear skies and light winds. here we are closer to the centre of this area of high pressure. it is this which gets rid

parts of the fragile coastline gave way during high winds and waves over the weekend. 0ur reporter robby westook behind you can really see what a fortnight of strong winds, rough seas have done to the cliff will stop repeatedly battering the shoreline three metre high waves and on saturday night wins act of 40 miles an hour and it nearly blew me off my feet. i spent the weekend here with a local community and emergency services to see how they have evacuated people. 0ver over the weekend as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. steven chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. yeah, bought it for the sea overnight. yeah, bought it for the sea views, the beautiful sea views, and now the sea has taken it away. work up this morning, had a cup of copy out the back door at 730 and i felt like an earthquake and the cliff just went. i felt like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. i was in total shock, watching people, taking my house apart. i don't think will be here tomorrow. homeowners were evacuated following a fortnight of high

our correspondent robby west is in norfolk.extraordinary. they really are. overnight even more of the coastline completely disappeared. this follows two weeks of torrential rain, strong winds and really stormy tides. on friday night the tides reached three metres high and they were repeatedly battering along the coast. this has caused it to erode away and now homes are really vulnerable. on friday ijoin the evacuation effort, people were coming out, helping other residents, 13 homes in danger, they removed their belongings, i spoke to one man who told me that this could be the last home he —— last time he sees his home. he was in tears. this has happened in hemsby before, three homes were washed into the sea five yea rs homes were washed into the sea five years ago but they were a lot closer to the sea. today i spoke to the council, they are warning people who would usually walk along the beach to stay away. they don't want people on there because they are worried that these homes are in a very treacherous position and could fa

robby worked it in rightght. rita morano donned the same gown she wore back in 1962 when she won for "west side story." >>> chilly, 30 degrees, time 6:09 a.m. let's take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, good morning. >> reporter: good morning everybody, off to a cold start today. you have to bundle up we have windchills in the low 20s. the winds today, 12 to 25 miles per hour. even if the height of the afternoon, this is what it will feel like. 37 degrees the high today 45. it will feel cooler than that. tomorrow we start off with increasing clouds, we're watching in the evening hours for the arrival of precipitation. it mate start off as rain, but changing over to snow. the big day is on wednesday. the national weather service has a winter storm watch in effect for the lehigh valley. we could see plowable snow for the next nor'easter. it arrives tuesday evening. wednesday, i want -- it's windy a mix of rain and snow. i'll show you the latest model runs matt. are you ready to jog to work again because friday was so fun. >> reporter: big day on wednesday, not in a good way. the big issue tod

west country affair with bath taking on exeter. bath currently lead that game ten — four. time for a quick look at the sport relief five a side going on outside here in salford quays. robbieport relief. coverage is going on on bbc one after a whole is —— as pa rt on bbc one after a whole is —— as part of a whole sport relief event. i can't read this go from here, so i can't tell you who is winning! honesty is the best policy, lizzie. thank you. a senior official at the porton down laboratory has said that russia's suggestion that the facility was the source of the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter is "just not true". scientists at the chemical defence unit have been analysing samples taken after the attack in salisbury on sergei and yulia skripal. our security correspondent gordon corera has been given exclusive access to porton down and has sent this report. a small town in southern france, the supermarket in trebes it is one of the most sensitive and secret sites in the country. porton down, home to the defence science and technology lab, and now at the heart of the salisbury poisoning investigation. inside one of the labs, scientists demo