Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk

A pub has removed foie gras from its Valentine's menu because of what it claims were death threats to staff from "vegan activists".

The King's Arms , externalat Fleggburgh claims staff received the threats via the phone and social media, but police say no direct threats were made.

Foie gras is a traditional liver pate, made by force-feeding corn to ducks or geese.

The dead minke whale that washed up at Weybourne overnight has now been carried along the coast to Sheringham, where it has washed up again.

BBC Look East cameraman Shaun Whitmore has just sent this photo of it.

This photo was taken near groynes at Sheringham and Shaun says the whale "absolutely reeks".

Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk

Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service, external says it now responds to four times more road traffic collisions than house fires.

Image source, Getty Images

Last year the service said the the number of fires in 2015 the home amounted to 6% of call-outs while road traffic crashes accounted for just over 26%.

Stuart Horth, head of community safety, says unfortunately people are still driving at "inappropriate speeds for the conditions". 

Here is the front page of today's Norwich Evening News, external:

Image source, Archant

Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Norwich City defender Harry Toffolo is hoping to show his Premier League credentials on-loan for Peterborough tonight.

Posh take on West Brom in their FA Cup fourth-round replay.

Image source, Getty Images

Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

A minke whale carcass, initially thought to be a giant squid, washed up at Weybourne has now been washed out to sea.

The creature, spotted on the beach overnight, is now thought to have been carried out by the high tide, with coastguards at Humber saying it has been seen in the sea at Sheringham.   

The rotting carcass was first found a couple of weeks ago further along the coast at Salthouse.

Here is today's Eastern Daily Press, external back page:

Image source, Archant

The latest sea animal carcass to wash up on the Norfolk coast has been identified as a minke whale - dashing hopes it could explain a recent spate of whale strandings.

Norfolk Cetaceans, external received reports of the find at Weybourne on Tuesday night. It was initially thought to be a giant squid which could help explain why a pod of sperm whales had become trapped in the North Sea while chasing food.

Carl Chapman, Norfolk cetacean recorder said: "There is a species of 20ft giant squid which could have matched this description and would have gone a long way to explaining the current situation with the sperm whales.

BBC Travel

An earlier accident on the A47 westbound at Brundall has now cleared and the road is now open.

BBC Travel has more travel updates.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live

A local diver has added his voice to those confirming the dead creature that washed up on Weybourne beach overnight is a minke whale and not a giant squid.

Image source, Science Photo Library

Local people had at first thought the creature was a giant squid because of tentacle-like parts protruding from its body.

Rob Spray says giant squid, external are found in the Pacific Ocean, but that if had been a giant squid it may have explained why sperm whales have been found in the North Sea since the whales feed on them.

Here is the front page of the Eastern Daily Press, external:

Image source, Archant

BBC Travel

The A47 has been closed at Brundall after a collision involving a motorcyclist.

The road is shut westbound and there's congestion to the Yarmouth Road junction.

BBC Travel has more details.

Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Talented midfielder Connor Deeks has joined Lowestoft Town from Great Yarmouth, external.

Image source, Great Yarmouth Town

Deeks' transfer should have gone through in time for the Trawlerboys' National North match against AFC Fylde next Tuesday.

Lowestoft are currently in the relegation zone, second from bottom.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live

A dead mammal that washed up on the beach at Weybourne overnight is not a giant squid but a minke whale, according to marine experts Norfolk Cetaceans, external.

Image source, Carl Chapman

Norfolk cetacean recorder Carl Chapman says the carcass is a dead minke that washed up at Salthouse some time ago and was moved a couple of miles along the coast to Weybourne by the tide.

BBC Weather

A chilly start with showers during the first part of the day with a north-westerly breeze. 

Much brighter later with a top temperature of 6C (43F). 

BBC Weather has more local weather forecasts. 

Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk

Nicholas Hamond Academy, external in Swaffham is closed today because of a small fire in its science area.

The fire service is there and the blaze is under control, but students have been told to stay at home.

Three appliances from Swaffham, Kings Lynn South and Watton attended the fire on Brandon Road.

The main news story this morning: 

• A dead animal, thought to be either a minke whale or giant squid, has been reported overnight at Weybourne
• Norfolk Fire Service says it now responds to four times as many road traffic collisions than house fires
• Weather: A chilly start with showers, but sunshine later

Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live

The coastguard has had a report of a dead whale overnight.

It's unclear whether the creature that's washed up on the shore at Weybourne is a minke whale or a giant squid.

Attempts to identify the creature are under way by local marine experts. 

Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live

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