The country's only mental health trust in special measures is sending away more patients for treatment.

The closure of two zoos has caused a charity a loss of about £1.5m.

The group of 14 adults and four children were trapped by fast-rising tides on bank holiday Monday.

One of the region's Conservative MPs has called for the Prime Minister's chief advisor to admit to an error of judgement and face a reprimand.

Duncan Baker, MP for North Norfolk, tweeted that Dominic Cummings broke the spirit, if not the letter, of lockdown guidance.

Mr Cummings admitted in a press conference to travelling 260 miles from London to Durham with his wife Mary after the lockdown period had begun.

Mr Baker said he had made his thoughts known to senior figures in the government that Mr Cummings had undermined the whole essence of the "stay at home" message.

He wrote on Twitter that, given his strong stance imploring people not to visit second homes in his coastal constituency, "you can imagine how strongly" he feels about the situation.

Residents are asked to keep their windows and doors closed as firefighters tackle the flames.

Limits on movement have led people to discover interesting spots they were previously oblivious to.

Archaeologists say the 1,100-year-old brooch was found in a delivery of topsoil dumped on a field.

The head of a police force has said the recent "shift" in people visiting coastal towns is "concerning".

To cope with the additional visitors expected in Norfolk this bank holiday weekend, more police will be on hand to enforce social distancing.

Simon Bailey, chief constable of Norfolk Police, said local people were being put at risk.

"This last few days there just seems to have been a shift and it's a shift that really concerns me", he said.

Image source, Hunstanton coastguard

A singer and publican advises those struggling with mental health after losing all her income.

Charlie Talmadge says he currently cannot move his vehicle because of the nest in the wheel arch.

Four students searched through council-held plans of the UEA to help them recreate it online.

People taking advantage of the relaxation of "stay at home" Covid-19 rules by visiting a popular adventure park have been warned to stay clear of its enticing waters.

The Little and Great Whitlingham Broads, external near Norwich are deep and still very cold at this time of year, so are not safe for swimming however warm the weather.

The Colman's factory in Norwich produced its final jar of the tangy condiment last year.

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The cover of ELO's Mr Blue Sky aims to raise money for an NHS charity.

Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust chiefs say the culture at the organisation needs to change.

The children from the same key worker family were asymptomatic when attending the school last week.

Barbara and Ed Higgins missed out on a dream holiday - but still "went" on it, thanks to their family.

The coastguard issues the warning as a family of three is rescued from an incoming tide.

Dudley Howe, 82, was hit in a blind spot of a lorry that did not have properly adjusted mirrors.