The animals abandoned in lockdownpublished at 14:11 British Summer Time 13 July 2020
Charity hopes rise in home-working will enable more people to bond with their animals.
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The animals abandoned in lockdownpublished at 14:11 British Summer Time 13 July 2020
'Breakthrough' cancer study adds to girl's legacypublished at 01:08 British Summer Time 13 July 2020
The father of a five-year-old who died from cancer says he is proud she could help researchers.
Read MoreHundreds of choristers unite for home fundraiserpublished at 11:27 British Summer Time 12 July 2020
Aled Jones and opera star Elizabeth Watts were among the 269 singers who took part in the recording.
Read MoreFears over use of 'grabber' to recover WW2 planepublished at 00:02 British Summer Time 12 July 2020
The Short Stirling Bomber based at RAF Downham Market was lost returning from a German raid in 1943.
Read MoreNo regrets after relegation - Farkepublished at 18:34 British Summer Time 11 July 2020
Norwich boss Daniel Farke says he does not have any regrets after the club is relegated from the Premier League.
Read MoreNorwich relegated as Antonio scores four for West Hampublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 11 July 2020
Norwich City are the first club to be relegated from the Premier League this season as Michail Antonio scores four goals to ease West Ham's troubles.
Read MoreWhat the papers are saying in Norfolkpublished at 17:02 British Summer Time 10 July 2020
- A summer drive-In movies event kicked off at the Norfolk Showground yesterday with a double bill, the Eastern Daily Press, external reports
- Business owners protesting against a council’s coronavirus measures have overlooked the needs of shielding residents like her, a Harleston woman claims in the Diss Express, external
- The Lynn News, external reports that organisers of an annual car rally will continue to discuss plans with a view to potentially staging the event in August, despite Covid-19 "uncertainties"
Woman arrested after Nelson statue damage granted bailpublished at 12:32 British Summer Time 10 July 2020
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Image source, Mark HouldeyA woman arrested after a statue of Admiral Lord Nelson was damaged in Norwich has been released on police bail.
The Royal Navy hero's statue in Cathedral Close was daubed with graffiti on Saturday, according to cathedral officials.
The attack was believed to have been carried out by anti-slavery protesters.
A woman, in her late teens, was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage yesterday and has since been released by Norfolk Police until Monday, 3 August.
Artist's largest outdoor show opens after lockdownpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 9 July 2020
Lockdown easing allows Anish Kapoor to put on largest outdoor display of his work in the UK.
Read MoreSports car firm announces new factory merger jobspublished at 18:15 British Summer Time 8 July 2020
Lotus Cars' steel fabrication and lightweight structures manufacturing will take place in Norwich.
Read MoreWhat the papers say in Norfolkpublished at 14:11 British Summer Time 8 July 2020
- The Eastern Daily Press reports, external that an application to build 33 new homes on a former timber merchants site has been met with mixed reactions
- North Norfolk News, external writes that picnic benches and plant pots have been put in the middle of a town centre’s roads just days after traders and shoppers protested against road closures and pedestrianisation
Bistro bins Deliveroo after food dropped on floorpublished at 12:27 British Summer Time 8 July 2020
Gonzo's Tea Room says a rider delivered an order to a customer, despite dropping it on the floor.
Read MoreCanaries' fight for survival looks overpublished at 08:02 British Summer Time 8 July 2020
Norwich City's hopes of avoiding an immediate return to the Championship look to be over after a 2-1 defeat at Watford last night, who in turn have improved their chances of survival.
Danny Welbeck's winner puts Watford four points clear of the Premier League drop zone, but leaves the Canaries 10 points from safety with just 12 more available.
Their relegation will be confirmed on Saturday if they lose at home to West Ham in the 12:30 kick-off, although goal difference means a draw would also effectively confirm their drop back down to the second tier of English football.
The litter-picking girl 'trying to save the world'published at 00:37 British Summer Time 8 July 2020
Olivia Shannon is planning to do weekly clean-ups after learning about the danger of plastic waste.
Read MoreSuperb Welbeck goal gives Watford vital winpublished at 22:23 British Summer Time 7 July 2020
Danny Welbeck's spectacular overhead kick winner helps Watford beat Norwich and move four points clear of the relegation zone.
Read MoreIron bar attacker jailed for birthday party murderpublished at 15:48 British Summer Time 7 July 2020
Russell Lambert, 59, was sleeping after his 2014 party when he was attacked and died three years later.
Read MoreRed lights to support the artspublished at 14:51 British Summer Time 7 July 2020
Alex Pope
BBC News OnlineAs arts venues up and down the east have turned red to show their solidarity for venues that have been forced to remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic... we thought we would try to show some more...
So here is the turn of Milton Keynes, Cromer, Knebworth and Northampton for the #LightItInRed campaign.
Image source, Knebworth HouseImage caption, Knebworth House, Hertfordshire
Image source, Brad Damms PhotographyImage caption, Pavilion Theatre on Cromer Pier, Norfolk
Image source, MK TheatreImage caption, Milton Keynes Theatre, Buckinghamshire
Image source, Royal and DerngateImage caption, Royal and Derngate, Northampton
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Arts cash injection brings 'reprieve' for arts industrypublished at 12:50 British Summer Time 7 July 2020
The Norwich Theatre group, which manages three venues in the city, says it's relieved by the injection of £1.57bn for the arts industry.
Image source, Norwich Theatre groupStephen Crocker said on behalf of the group that he was "hugely grateful" that the government has acknowledged the devastation coronavirus had caused the industry and it was a "very good first step".
"It's going to give us a period of reprieve," he said.
"Whilst I welcome this announcement, my call for a detailed reopening plan for venues still stands as this is an issue that is also critical for us in terms of longer-term planning."
The company said it remained concerned about people's confidence in returning to watch shows and would welcome the Prime Minister saying it was safe to do so with the right social distancing in place.
The group announced three-quarters of its staff faced job cuts and cancelled its Christmas panto last week.
Arts venues across region 'light it in red'published at 08:37 British Summer Time 7 July 2020
Alex Pope
BBC News OnlineVenues up and town the region were painted (not literally) red last night to raise the profile of arts venues, that have been hit hard during the coronavirus lockdown.
The #LightItInRed campaign on social media shows buildings and places in a red glow to "bring light to the situation of the events industry during the Covid-19 crisis".
Image source, Norwich Theatre RoyalImage caption, Theatre Royal, Norwich
Image source, Basildon CouncilImage caption, Basildon, Essex
As theatres and arts venues are still unable to open, the government announced a £1.57bn support package on Sunday evening.
Image source, SMTTImage caption, Mill Theatre, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire
Image source, Martin Bond, A Cambridge DiaryImage caption, The Portland Arms, Cambridge
Image source, Deco TheatreImage caption, The Old Savoy, Northampton
Image source, Players TheatreImage caption, Players Theatre, Lowestoft, Suffolk
Image source, The Archers TheatreImage caption, The Archers Theatre, Clifton Reynes, Olney, Buckinghamshire
Admiral Nelson statue sprayed with graffitipublished at 18:04 British Summer Time 6 July 2020
Lord Nelson's statue in the county of his birth has been sprayed with an anarchy symbol.
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