10/11/2014
What is being done to help those who cannot afford to rent in Cambridge? David Whiteley learns how the Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex coastline can be protected from the sea.
With rents for properties in Cambridge being the highest in the east, we look at what's being done to help those who can't afford to live there.
There's special investigation into how paediatric haematologist Myles Bradbury was caught for multiple sex offences.
And with winter approaching, David Whiteley finds out how we can protect the Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex coasts from falling into the sea.
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Hospital staff 'betrayed' by paedophile
Dr Myles Bradbury was found guilty of 25 counts of sex offences against children and making thousands of indecent images of young people in September 2014.
Questions are now being asked about how he was able to get away with the abuse for so long and why he was not caught sooner.
Smaller homes?
An average earner in Cambridge will have to part with more than 40% of their salary if they want to call even a basic studio flat their home. But the situation here is far from unusual. Could smaller homes be the answer?
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | David Whiteley |
| Series Editor | Diana Hare |
| Series Producer | Paul Baker |
Broadcast
- Mon 10 Nov 201419:30BBC One HD, East & Cambridgeshire only
