Norwich sign midfielder Jacob Sorensen from Danish top-flight side Esbjerg.

The auctioneers say there is interest in Nelson "despite controversy about historical figures".

A letter from ex-pupils says Norwich School is trying to "divert attention away from the issue".

Norwich boss Daniel Farke says the two first-half red cards in his side's defeat by Burnley were "naive, inexperienced, stupid and not professional".

Nicholas Musto met the woman when he was investigating her report of harassment.

Wildlife photographer Chris Skipper said the "giddy young bird" was probably chasing prey.

Craig Stubbs, 29, was found dead at the bottom of a block of flats in Norwich.

Organiser of an annual variety show are "heartbroken" to cancel for first time in 43 years.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he "wants more" from his team but it "can wait" as their pursuit to secure a Champions League spot is given a boost by a narrow victory over relegated Norwich.

People who ate the highly bitter courgettes say they had cramps, diarrhoea and vomiting.

Charity hopes rise in home-working will enable more people to bond with their animals.

The father of a five-year-old who died from cancer says he is proud she could help researchers.

Aled Jones and opera star Elizabeth Watts were among the 269 singers who took part in the recording.

The Short Stirling Bomber based at RAF Downham Market was lost returning from a German raid in 1943.

Norwich boss Daniel Farke says he does not have any regrets after the club is relegated from the Premier League.

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.

• 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"

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A 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.

Lockdown easing allows Anish Kapoor to put on largest outdoor display of his work in the UK.

Lotus Cars' steel fabrication and lightweight structures manufacturing will take place in Norwich.