East Anglian Bonnie and Clyde 'leave trail of unpaid pub bills'

Couple accused of charming their way out of paying for food, drink and accommodation

The original Bonnie and Clyde cut a swathe across America, holding up a series of banks and gas stations before going down in a hail of bullets. Their alleged 21st-century equivalents in the east of England have set their sights a little lower.

But after an audacious middle-aged couple were accused of visiting at least a dozen venues in Norfolk and Suffolk to eat steak, drink doubles and charm their way out of paying the bill, landlords and restaurateurs have joined the dots - and they are out for justice.