Summary

  • Updates on Monday, 9 May 2016

  • Norwich City confirms resignation of chief executive David McNally

  • Conservative Cliff Jordan is voted in as new Norfolk County Council leader

  • Woman taken to hospital after pub outbuilding collapses

  • Dog owners who fail to clear up after their pets are more likely to face re-education than a fine in Norfolk, the BBC finds

  • More news, sport, travel and weather updates from 08:00 on Tuesday

Live Reporting

  1. Norwich City tight-lipped over chief executive 'resignation' tweets

    Chris Goreham
    BBC Radio Norfolk sport

    Norwich City Football Club has yet to comment on tweets from the account of the club's chief executive David McNally that appeared over the weekend.

    The first, in reply to criticism from a fan, suggested McNally had resigned but a second tweet from the same account posted at 01:01 on Sunday morning read: "I take back what was said earlier. I remain fully committed to NCFC and to Delia and Michael and I've not resigned. My apologies."

    David McNally and Ed BallsGetty Images

    Both tweets were deleted late on Sunday morning. BBC Radio Norfolk has made several attempts to contact the club over the weekend but none of our calls has been returned. 

  2. Latest headlines: Norwich City tight-lipped over 'resignation' tweet... Woman taken to hospital after outbuilding collapses

    BBC Radio Norfolk

    Here are the top stories we're looking at this morning:

    • Norwich City has yet to comment on a now-deleted post on chief executive David McNally's Twitter account that said he had resigned
    • A woman has been taken to hospital after a pub outbuilding in Thetford collapsed
    • There could be a change of control at Norfolk County Council later as the Green Party says it won't be voting for Labour's George Nobbs to continue as leader  
    • Dog owners who fail to pick up after their pets are more likely to face re-education than a fine in Norfolk, the BBC has found

  3. Good morning and welcome to our live coverage for Norfolk

    Katy Lewis
    BBC Local Live

    Hello and welcome to Norfolk Live where between now and 18:00, we will bring you news, sport, travel and weather updates as we get them. 

    We're always interested in what's happening in your part of Norfolk so if there's anything you wish to share with us you can contact us on email, Facebook or Twitter.