Main news stories on Monday, 9 November 2015
Cyber attack takes place on Norwich Airport website but security has not been compromised
Work yet to start on £30m casino, four years after planning permission was granted
A man is in hospital in a coma after a fight in Norwich at the weekend
More news, sport, travel and weather updates from 08:00 on Tuesday
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
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Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather
A windy and mostly dry night, with just the odd patch of light rain. It will stay mild, with temperatures falling to 12(C) (54F).
Tomorrow morning will be dry, but windy with some outbreaks of rain through the afternoon. Temperatures reaching 16(C) (61F).
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Residents in south Norfolk, external are being consulted on their views on changes to hearing assessments in the wake of “significant financial challenges”.
Image source, Diss ExpressThese are the stories that we've been looking at today:
A loggerhead turtle who suffered brain damage after being hit by a boat propeller is taking an aquatic holiday in Norfolk while her home in Scarborough is being refurbished.
Antiopi is expected to stay at Great Yarmouth’s Sea Life Centre until early in the New Year.
Norwich Airport says it believes no sensitive data or systems were accessed by a cyber hacker who targeted its website.
An expert in internet privacy and security, Dr Paul Bernal, external, told BBC Look East's Stewart White the airport needs to guard against "complacency".
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
A loggerhead sea turtle which was brain damaged after being hit by a boat propellor has arrived at the Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre, external for a winter holiday.
Named after the Greek word for princess, Antiopi has had to leave her permanent home in Scarborough whilst it is refurbished.
The rare turtle was reunited with marine biologist Darren Gook, who looked after her when she arrived in Norfolk 19 years ago from a rescue centre in Greece.
Greater Anglia warns of disruption to rail services, external this evening:
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Jo Thewlis
BBC Look East
Norfolk farmer Paul Rackham travelled the world to build for his passion of collecting vintage tractors.
But now he's decided to sell his fleet. More than 180 vintage tractors went under the hammer last month, fetching £1.5m. And this weekend what's believed to be the biggest collection of Fergusons in the world goes under the gavel, external.
You can see more in my report in Look East at 18:30 on BBC One.
The man who hacked Norwich Aiport's website said he had accessed "admin accounts" and "basic website information".
He said it took minutes using an "open source" computer programme.
Norwich Airport said security had not been compromised.
We told you earlier about Norwich Airport's website being hacked. We've now spoken to the person who claims to be responsible.
Image source, ThinkstockIn a telephone conversation with the BBC, the man who identified himself as "Mr Smith" told us: "I work in the tech sector. I did it more just to see if I could. I do this mostly to see what vulnerability there are in modern systems."
USAF 67th Special Operations Squadron join Hunstanton's Act of Remembrance, external
Image source, Hunstanton Town and AroundCaroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Norwich Airport says a computer hacker who gained access to their website today didn't pose a danger to business or passengers.
But internet security expert Dr Paul Bernal, external from the University of East Anglia says it might be too early to tell.
Quote MessageA really good hacker is also really good at concealing their method of access...time will tell whether they really have had data accessed."
Dr Paul Bernal, Internet security expert, UEA
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Pet owners in the Broadland area of Norfolk are being urged to sign a pledge that they'll clean up after their dogs.
Officials are trying to prevent the increase in fouling often seen at this time of year, when it's thought the darker nights make people feel they won't be spotted leaving the mess behind.
John Fisher of Broadland District Council says some areas are worse than others.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Norfolk Police are on the lookout for volunteers to become special constables in the Thetford area and join the more than 260 people give up their spare time across Norfolk to help the regular police.
Quote MessageIt's hard work, but the rewards are significant. You will see and experience things that no other profession does, and have real chances to change someone's life - or that of an entire community - for the better."
Special Insp Robin Smith, Norfolk Police's special constabulary
We can expect temperatures to soar in 2016 predict researchers from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia and the Met Office after data, external has revealed 2015 to be the warmest year since records began.
With no reliable indicator of global temperatures dating back to the pre-industrial age, the team used the 1850-1899 global average as approximation for pre-industrial temperatures.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Fishing boat owners in north Norfolk who're banned from entering part of the North Sea by a wind farm operator don't expect to be able to return for three years.
Image source, GoogleCrab and lobster catchers have agreed a compensation deal with Dong Energy, which is planning to build 91 turbines off the coast, external, with neither side revealed the cost of the payments.
A Dong Energy spokesman said "the zone may be reopened for fishing for a period of around two months starting in January" and will keep fishermen up-to-date with future closure/reopening dates.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
What's believed to be the world's most important collection of Ferguson tractors goes under the auctioneer's gavel this weekend.
South Norfolk farmer Paul Rackham has built up the collection since the 1960's, travellling the world for his passion.
The auction of historical tractors, external is expected to create a huge amount of interest, with enthusiasts from around the world. We'll be taking a look around the collection later.
Take a look out of the window... what's the weather like? We all like a natter about the weather and now you can share what's going on in your part of the region by becoming a BBC Weather Watcher.
BBC Look East's Susie Fowler-Watt has this handy how-to guide.
It will be mild and mainly dry, with some bright or sunny spells this afternoon with temperatures reaching 14(C) (57F).
Image source, BBC WeatherTonight will be cloudy with patchy light rain but feeling mild with temperatures around 14(C) (57F).
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