Students to learn AI skills in Google partnershippublished at 12:23 BST 2 June 2023
UEA students will learn machine learning programming in a collaboration with tech giant Google.
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Students to learn AI skills in Google partnershippublished at 12:23 BST 2 June 2023
'Nature has healing qualities' - wildlife trustpublished at 06:13 BST 2 June 2023
The 30 Days Wild initiative, running throughout June, is supported by wildlife trusts and the NHS.
Read MoreRoads reopened after leak at major UK gas terminalpublished at 10:11 BST 16 May 2023
The gas leak on the Norfolk coast was reported late on Monday afternoon.
Read MoreSmell and taste loss conference to help clinicianspublished at 14:24 BST 11 May 2023
The conference in Norwich will hear from one woman who felt she needed to shower all the time.
Read More'I couldn't close my lips after botched filler'published at 06:08 BST 9 May 2023
Experts warn the lip filler industry is 'like the wild west', with procedures having to be corrected.
Read MoreFather and son jailed for murder of love rivalpublished at 14:19 BST 18 April 2023
Wayne Peckham was prone to jealousy and killed his love rival with the help of his son, a court hears.
Read MoreHow is an Easter egg made?published at 18:49 BST 6 April 2023
Take a look back at how it was done back in 2006 at Docwras Rock Shop in Great Yarmouth.
Read More'All he wanted in life was to help others'published at 08:23 GMT 21 March 2023
A tribute is issued by the family of a 20-year-old who died in a traffic collision.
Read MoreFinal backing given to £46.2m town bypasspublished at 14:45 GMT 16 March 2023
Plans for a bypass to relieve traffic in Long Stratton, Norfolk, were first proposed 100 years ago.
Read MoreArrest as motorcyclist dies in A47 crashpublished at 17:41 GMT 15 March 2023
The crash happened on a major road in Norfolk during the morning rush-hour.
Read MoreHometown mural is awesome - Lionesspublished at 13:11 GMT 15 March 2023
An image of England football star Lauren Hemp is painted on a cafe in her Norfolk hometown.
Read MoreAmbulance trust accused of institutional racismpublished at 15:38 GMT 14 March 2023
Some staff members say racist behaviours and actions are often dismissed as "banter".
Read MoreHomes plan could pave the way for town bypasspublished at 09:29 GMT 11 March 2023
Plans for hundreds of homes could bring the bypass closer to fruition, 70 years after being proposed.
Read MoreHome now close to the edgepublished at 22:49 GMT 10 March 2023
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCImage caption, One of the properties at risk in Hemsby
One of the most at-risk homes is now just a metre (3ft) from the cliff edge.
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCImage caption, Heavy machinery has been brought in to demolish threatened homes before they tumble onto the beach below
Tomorrow morning, the home is likely to be demolished by this excavator along with two other properties in Hemsby.
Pole to topple 'if not tonight then tomorrow'published at 22:42 GMT 10 March 2023
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCI'm currently with Chris Batten, from Hemsby Independent Lifeboat, who is inspecting a telegraph pole.
At the moment the telegraph pole is still connected.
Chris says despite this, it is close to toppling “if not tonight then tomorrow”.
'I'm extremely angry, disappointed and upset'published at 22:33 GMT 10 March 2023
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCImage caption, Lorna Bevan, landlady at the Lacon Arms, set up the Save Hemsby Coastline Charity in 2013.
Lorna Bevan, landlady at the Lacon Arms, set up the Save Hemsby Coastline Charity in 2013.
"For 10 years we have been fighting to get some sort of protection for our coastline.
"I'm extremely angry, disappointed and upset and the list continues."
The charity has been pushing for a rock berm at the base of the cliff which would provide some protection from the erosion.
"Everything that has been done has been because of the Save Hemsby Coastline or the lifeboat guys."
She says the village is waiting for the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) to approve the plans.
The MMO says it has been "working proactively" with the council to streamline the requirements for the application.
A spokesperson said: "The marine licence application is on hold awaiting further information on the Environmental Impact Assessment decision from Great Yarmouth Borough Council.
"Once this information is received the MMO will proceed to make a determination on the application as soon as possible."
Police to cordon off access road to prevent usepublished at 22:24 GMT 10 March 2023
Laurence Cawley
BBC NewsThe police are now moving down towards the access road we mentioned earlier to cordon it off.
The road is the only access road to properties on The Marrams.
Many here fear it will soon collapse.
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCImage caption, The road is the only access road to properties on The Marrams
Pub turned into lifeboat's unofficial 'crisis HQ'published at 22:18 GMT 10 March 2023
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCAt the local pub, The Lacon Arms, the lifeboat crew has set up what has dubbed “crisis HQ”.
Hemsby: What is the latest?published at 22:14 GMT 10 March 2023
Kate Scotter and Laurence Cawley
BBC News- Three homes on the cliff might be demolished "as soon as possible"
- They include one to the south and two to the north of the lifeboat station
- Chickens were rescued from a shed by the Hemsby Independent Lifeboat team just moments before the building collapsed onto the beach below
- A children's playhouse was the first casualty as high tide approached
Road is close to collapsepublished at 22:07 GMT 10 March 2023
We've heard a road is close to collapse. Our reporter Jon Ironmonger is on his way there and we will post updates as soon as we get them.