CCTV shows Sylvia and Peter Stuart in Pulham Market days before they were reported missing
Search continues for Norwich man missing in Vietnam
Injury scare ahead of Euro 2016 as Norwich striker Kyle Lafferty leaves Northern Ireland training session early
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Patrick Byrne
BBC News
It's been quite an eventful day with stories covering a new code of practice for taxi drivers in Norwich and a highly skilled spaniel dog able to sniff out wildlife in the path of the new northern distributor road.
Norwich striker Kyle Lafferty's training injury raised concerns in the Northern Ireland camp at Euro 2016 in France, and a fire led to the evacuation of the Castle Mall shopping centre.
The last sightings of a Suffolk couple at the centre of a murder inquiry was at a farm shop near Pulham Market, and the family of a man missing in Vietnam spoke of their distress.
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Two men have been arrested in connection with trafficking and exploitation offences after raids on businesses in Norfolk.
A 39-year-old from Peterborough and a 38-year-old from Boston in Lincolnshire were arrested on suspicion of modern slavery offences, and later released on bail until 20 July.
Mark English, human trafficking coordinator for the police, said: "Very often the victims live in fear and are too frightened or unwilling to come forward but this has to stop.
"Victims need to know they have the support of Norfolk Constabulary and our partner agencies, and by working together we can help free them of this atrocious crime."
Thousands of fans waited to meet Muhammad Ali when he came to Norwich to promote a bedtime drink in 1971.
The boxer was in an upbeat mood, despite having lost his last fight against world champion Joe Frazier.
When Muhammad Ali visited Norwich in 1971
Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather
Norfolk will be fine and dry overnight, and any thunderstorms affecting the south of the region will become isolated and fade out by tomorrow morning.
Minimum temperature: 10C (50F).
Tomorrow will be bright and dry with good sunny spells. Cloud around the coast may feed inland at times, bringing cooler temperatures.
Laura Devlin
BBC News
Police in Vietnam helping in the search for missing climber Aiden Webb have been "amazing" but are "under-funded and under-staffed", his father has said.
Trever Webb told the BBC there were no search dogs or heat-seeking equipment to help track the 22-year-old on Fansipan Mountain.
"It's so dense here, someone could be laying unconscious within a few feet of you and you would never know," he said.
Laura Devlin
BBC News
It is approaching midnight in Sa Pa, the township nearest to Fansipan Mountain in north-west Vietnam.
Trever Webb is awaiting news of his missing son, climber Aiden Webb. It is his fifth night on the mountain and there has been more torrential rain.
Trever is not permitted to search on the mountain, for fear of risking his own safety. While waiting to hear from the search teams, he speaks to BBC Look East via Skype.
He breaks off from the interview. There is a call from police.
No news. The agonising wait continues.
Aiden Webb's father said his son had been working hard to be ready to climb Fansipan Mountain in Vietnam.
"He obviously thought it was going to be easier than it was," Trever Webb told the BBC. "He's my only boy, and I miss him terribly.
"He's very strong, active, fit and stubborn. Adorable, really."
Image source, FacebookFansipan Mountain, where 22-year-old Aiden Webb went missing on Friday, is "as dense as a rainforest", his father Trever has said.
"I had a look at the ascent where Aiden started," he told the BBC from Vietnam. "It's a difficult terrain - narrow and slippery, with huge drops either side.
"I walked for about half an hour and turned back. I've got too much to do here to put myself in danger."
The "distraught" father of missing backpacker Aiden Webb says rescuers are "running out of time" to find his son on Fansipan Mountain, Vietnam.
Mr Webb, 22, from Norwich, began climbing the mountain on Friday but became lost. This will be his fifth night on the mountain.
His father, Trever Webb, has flown to Vietnam and told the BBC he will not leave without his son.
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Helen Burchell
BBC News
Let's return to our newt-hunting dog, Rocky, who is helping sniff out great crested newts.
Image source, Wagtail UKAran Clyne, from Wagtail UK , says it has taken several months of rigorous training to develop his skills in tracking wildlife.
"It's all about building an association between the newt smell and Rocky's reward, the tennis ball," he said. "Whenever he finds a newt he gets his ball."
Newts have been discovered in three areas along the 12-mile (20km) route of the Norwich Northern Distributor Road. It's Rocky's job to ensure all of the the protected species are found, so they can be moved to new homes.
Image source, Norfolk County Council
BBC Sport
Northern Ireland players training for Euro 2016 have played down the injury scare to striker Kyle Lafferty, who limped off the training field earlier today.
Image source, ReutersConor Washington said: "We are led to believe he is OK. As soon as you take a knock in training, you want to step out and check everything's fine."
Conor McLaughlin added: "I thought he slipped. It did not seem too bad."
The Norwich striker went into the team's headquarters in France for an assessment before management staff said there was nothing to be concerned about.
Pulham Market is about six miles (9km) north of Weybread, home of Sylvia and Peter Stuart.
CCTV footage shows the couple were at Goodies Farm Shop, on Wood Lane, at about 10:18 on 29 May - five days before they were reported missing and the body of Mr Stuart was found in Weybread.
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Richard Haugh
BBC News
Det Ch Supt Simon Parkes says he hopes CCTV footage of Sylvia and Peter Stuart in Pulham Market will "trigger someone's memory and help us piece together their movements".
Image source, Suffolk Police"We know that family members were with the couple at their home address on Saturday 28 May and CCTV now places them in Pulham Market the next day.
"If you remember seeing Peter and Sylvia in Pulham Market, or if you spoke with them or saw them around this time, we are urging you to get in touch."
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Det Ch Supt Simon Parkes, who is in charge of the Weybread investigation, said: "Based on this new evidence it is highly likely that he (Ali Qazimaj) has left the country, so our officers are working with colleagues within the UK and internationally in an effort to trace him.
"Necessary legal proceedings are being undertaken to assist this part of the investigation."
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Police have also revealed that it is "strongly believed" that Ali Qazimaj, who is suspected of being involved in Peter Stuart's murder, caught a ferry to France on Saturday.
The 42-year-old's car was found in Dover on Sunday.
Image source, GoogleIn a statement, the force said: "Detectives can now confirm they have reliable information which places (Mr) Qazimaj at the Port of Dover ferry terminal at around 18:30 on Saturday 4 June.
"It is strongly believed that he then boarded a passenger ferry unaccompanied to Calais in France soon after 19:00."
Richard Haugh
BBC News
The newly-released CCTV footage from 29 May means police have a more recent confirmed sighting of Sylvia and Peter Stuart, who were reported missing the following Friday.
Mr Stuart's body was found in woodland near their Weybread house later that day, while Mrs Stuart's location remains unknown.
Before now, the last confirmed sighting was believed to have been on the Saturday.
Police have released CCTV footage showing Sylvia and Peter Stuart at Goodies Farm Shop in Pulham Market, Norfolk, at 10:18 on 29 May.
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Mariam Issimdar
BBC Local Live
The cordon at the scene has just been taken down. The fire service told me the fire was in a plant room.
There were quite a few people waiting around to hear what was happening. People are going back into the shopping centre now.
There's a strong smell of smoke in the area.