A child sex offender who ran summer camps in Hemsby from 1973 to 1995 has been given an additional three years in jail after more victims of his sexual abuse came forward.

At Norwich Crown Court today, Henry Day, 76, was told by Judge Anthony Bate that "until 2009, you were without conviction, but in fact it was revealed you had been offending against young boys since the 1970s."

Day, of North Walsham, received an MBE for his work with children in 2004. In 2009 he was convicted of 20 sexual offences, including gross indecency and incitement, against eight boys. He has since admitted seven more offences against four children.

A disgraced youth worker jailed for 13 years in 2009 after being found guilty of sexual abuse against eight boys in his care has been given an additional three-year sentence after further victims came forward.

After the original sentencing, Norfolk Police said they believed Henry Day (pictured), 76, may have abused generations of young people who had not yet come forward. Day returned to Norwich Crown Court today after pleading guilty to seven new counts of sexual assault relating to four boys, dating back to the 1970s.

Judge Anthony Bate said the new sentence will run alongside Day's previous term, but because he'd been close to release from HMP Bure, near Coltishall, it means he serves longer in jail.

A former youth leader honoured with an MBE for his work with children has been sentenced to a further three years in prison after admitting a string of sexual offences against boys dating back decades.

Henry Day, 76, from North Walsham, was already serving a 13-year jail term for similar offences against boys. Day was originally convicted in 2009 of 20 sexual offences, including gross indecency and incitement against eight children.

At Norwich Crown Court this morning, Judge Anthony Bate sentenced Day to a further three years, to run concurrently, in prison following his guilty plea to an additional seven offences of indecent assault against four victims, all under the age of 16. 

Henry Day, 76, has been sentenced to a further three years in prison after admitting a string of sexual offences against boys dating back decades.

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An investigation into the cause of a fire at Norwich International Airport yesterday is now under way.  

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Some fire crews stayed at the site overnight, but the operation is now coming to an end.

At its peak 16 crews attended the blaze in a hangar, amid concerns flames could spread to a plane laden with fuel.

Work to repair Great Yarmouth's seafront begins today, but traders on the Golden Mile have voiced concerns that the disruption will put off holidaymakers. 

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Michael Cole, manager of the Joyland Children's Adventure Park, says he fears the work will cause traffic problems because of the diversions, and "visitors will get impatient and turn around and leave".

Norfolk County Council says the works are going ahead over the Easter holidays but not during the four-day bank holiday Easter weekend.

A main road is to be closed today as part of the next phase in the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre.

Westlegate will shut to all traffic, and work will begin on the new pedestrian zone with a number of trees to be planted over the next few months.

Golden Ball Street will open as a two-way street as part of the £3.05m Transport for Norwich, external scheme.

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BBC Radio Norfolk

Firefighters are in the final stages of putting out a major blaze at Norwich International Airport.

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They were called to deal with the fire in the roof of an aircraft hangar yesterday morning.

About 60 firefighters and 16 fire engines were involved in the operation, working to make sure the blaze didn't spread to two aircraft inside - one of which was loaded with aviation fuel.

The fire in the hangar, which is leased to a company which paints planes, didn't affect flights. 

Here's what's making the news this Monday morning:

• Firefighters are in the final stages of putting out a major blaze at Norwich International Airport
• Work to pedestrianise more of Norwich city centre begins today
• Traders on Great Yarmouth's Golden Mile fear roadworks could hit business

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Today will be a mostly dry day, with sunny spells.

Maximum temperature: 10(C) (50F). Watch my full forecast below, or head to BBC Weather for more.

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A tractor and trailer is currently blocking the A140 Norwich Road in Hevingham at the Cawston Road junction, causing delays.

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