Windmill postpones 200th birthday celebrationspublished at 10:18 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
The historic mill, dating from 1820, is one of the landmarks on the skyline of the Broads.
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The historic mill, dating from 1820, is one of the landmarks on the skyline of the Broads.
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Read MoreA group of high school pupils have created a virtual choir of 30 voices to sing the World War Two hit 'When the Lights Go On Again'.
BBC Radio Norfolk joined forces with Springwood High School in King's Lynn to record the song, which looks forward to the end of wartime blackout conditions and the end of the war.
It was put together by the school's head of music, Peter Strudwick, for the anniversary of VE Day.
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Read MoreKey-workers' children, teachers and staff from a primary school have come together to make their own tribute to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day on Friday.
Photographer Chris Taylor captured this image of the playground art at Sheringham Community Primary School, Norfolk.
"The children have been involved in the art and activities during the week and most will be celebrating using our online resources in their own special way on Friday 8 May 2020", the school said.
Scientists have found a link between lower-than-average levels of vitamin D and high numbers of COVID-19 cases and mortality rates across 20 European countries.
The research, led by Dr Lee Smith of Cambridgeshire and Essex-based Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and Petre Cristian Ilie, lead urologist at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, is published in the journal Aging Clinical and Experimental Research.
The highest average levels of vitamin D are found in northern Europe, due to the consumption of cod liver oil and vitamin D supplements, and possibly less sun avoidance than in southern Europe.
Dr Lee Smith, reader in physical activity and public health at ARU, said: "Vitamin D has been shown to protect against acute respiratory infections, and older adults, the group most deficient in vitamin D, are also the ones most seriously affected by Covid-19."
How are communities in England preparing to celebrate VE Day in lockdown?
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When taking our daily permitted exercise we all need to observe the guidelines on social distancing - even if you're taking a stroll with your Lego mini-figure friends.
This was the scene in New Catton, Norwich, earlier when Hugo, 6, reminded mum the tiny plastic people should all be socially distancing while out on their walk.
"While playing with Lego, Hugo reminded me people to be socially distancing themselves," mum Lyndsey Fisher said.
"I laughed and then immediately moved the characters under my child’s watchful eye. I'm very proud how Hugo is dealing with all these changes."
Ex-Norwich City player Darren Eadie says professional football should not restart until it is safe to do so - even if games are played behind closed doors.
Eadie, who also played for Leicester City, said the sport seemed to be trying to get back to normal too quickly which showed "arrogance and vulgarity" and he felt players were "being used as pawns in a game of riches".
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Speaking to the Pink Un podcast,, external Eadie, who is now joint manager at Suffolk non-league club Leiston, external, added that the players' union - the PFA - should be doing more to stand against matches being played during the pandemic.
It comes as the PFA's chief executive Gordon Taylor suggested halves of less than 45 minutes could be considered when football resumes.
More details have been shared about how key workers in Norfolk can get coronavirus tests after complaints that some workers were being asked to travel 100s of miles for them.
The NHS said key workers with symptoms can either get tested through a dedicated local service or a national system.
Norfolk's three local testing sites are in Norwich, Gorleston and King's Lynn.
North Norfolk's Conservative MP Duncan Baker said: "I had emails from constituents saying 'We're in North Walsham and we're being asked to have a test in Scotland'.
"My first response was to go to the CCG [Norfolk and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group] and say 'Look this isn't good enough'. I have been able to… make sure they get tested at the local areas."
While NHS acute hospital staff can use their organisation's existing booking system and all other NHS employees can email NHScovidtesting@nnuh.nhs.uk, external, employers of essential workers - including including care home staff and teachers - should contact NorfolkRegistercovidtesting@nnuh.nhs.uk, external to register their organisations so workers can book local appointments.
Key workers can also book tests through the national system, and can choose to be sent home kits or travel to regional testing centres in Ipswich, Peterborough or Stansted.
The chief executive of a hospital said the NHS will never be the same again.
Anna Hills, from the James Paget Hospital in Norfolk, said phone consultations and video conferencing used during lockdown is here to stay.
"That sort of innovative, informative way of delivering care - we don't want to go back from," she said.
She added that all the support the hospital has been receiving, from food to donations to clapping, "really does make a difference".
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