Eradicating invasive mink a 'realistic dream'published at 06:30 Greenwich Mean Time 15 January 2024
The mink could be removed from Britain entirely if a project in eastern England expands, experts say.
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Caroline Kingdon
The mink could be removed from Britain entirely if a project in eastern England expands, experts say.
Read MoreThe rare find shows a young widowed mother "did not shrink from going into trade in a man's world".
Read MoreThe company excelled courtesy of the founder's charisma and vision but now faces an uncertain future.
Read MoreA leading bus operator and the county council say they are trying to fix the problem.
Read MoreThe company says its 600 employees will be offered alternative jobs at other sites where possible.
Read MoreThis was the scene at Marlingford Mill, near Norwich, earlier.
Flood water was up to 2ft (60cm) deep in places. Some drivers turned round, but others opted to press on.
Emergency services closed Whimpwell Street in Happisburgh, Norfolk, after it became submerged.
There is a particular risk to vehicles as the flooded road borders a duck pond, and cars could end up rolling into it.
Stuart Herd, station manager at Great Yarmouth, said the pond was “about five to 6ft (1.8m) deep, so people would be in difficulties if the car tipped onto its side or roof”.
He said there was “no demarcation” between the duck pond and the flooded street.
Mr Herd said while “some people are disgruntled about having to take a different route”, locals had been “really compliant” about the road closure.
The flooded part of Whimpell Street, Happisburgh, borders a deep duck pond
It is thought the flooding was caused by blocked drains following heavy rain
Former chef Dave Freeman recalls his time catering for some of the biggest names on the track.
Read MoreNorwich City fan Andy Wall, now recovering from his ordeal, says meeting Jonathan Rowe is "surreal".
Read MoreA council says the group of people will have to leave by 5 January.
Read MoreWe're bringing you live updates as police narrow the search for missing Gaynor Lord.
The 55-year-old has not been seen since Friday, when she went missing in Norwich.
Extensive searches of the River Wensum and Wensum Park in the city have been the focus of the investigation so far.
The body, found in the River Wensum, has yet to be identified.
Read MoreA friend of Gaynor Lord says she "keeps going over" a call she had with her on the day she went missing.
Read MoreMother-of-three Gaynor Lord can be seen walking through the streets of Norwich in the footage.
Read MoreThe 3,000-year-old loop might be "a neat little offering to the gods", says an historian.
Read MoreNorfolk cricket side Great Witchingham has added Jake Weatherald to the team.
Read MoreThe pillbox has been buried nearly roof-deep on a beach since the cliff it was on collapsed.
Read MoreThe Met Office says there may be possible disruption on Saturday.
Read MoreRachael Hutchinson runs a gym which empowers people with chronic diseases and injuries like strokes.
Read MoreChris Brown is appointed Cricket Ireland’s new high performance spin bowling coach.
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