A silver stud found buried in a village in Norfolk commemorated the quashing of Queen Boudicca's rebellion, an expert says.

That's all from the Norfolk Live team for this week. We'll be back with more regular updates on Monday from 08:00.

Here's a quick look at some of the stories we've covered today:

• A privately-owned Broadland estate goes up for sale after two centuries in the same family
• A west Norfolk man is told to remove a painting of the EU flag from the end wall of his house
• Norwich City chief executive Jez Moxey says they've "got a good squad... able to compete at the top level of the Championship."

And lastly, the Sundown Festival is taking place at the Norfolk Showground this weekend. If you're going, tweet us your pictures using #nfklive. Have fun.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

An aerial aerobatics display team from Norfolk have featured in a BBC Two series which explores the hidden world of the skies above us. 

Al Coutts and Willie Cruickshank, from Wildcat Aerobatics in Old Buckenham, were followed throughout their 2015 flying season for the BBC's Skies Above Britain - giving a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life as a stunt pilot.

Their planes fly just feet apart, at speeds up to 200mph (321km/h). 

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

This evening and overnight it'll be rather cloudy, but mainly dry, although there's a chance of occasional showers.

Lows of 12C (54F).

Saturday will start bright and dry, but it'll turn cloudy later, with heavier rain in the evening and overnight. Top temperature: 20C (68F).

BBC Weather has the full forecast where you live.

Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

Hundreds of acres of the Broads is being put up for sale when the Hickling Broad Estate goes on the market next week.

Image source, Getty Images

Hickling is the largest of the broads and is currently managed by Norfolk Wildlife Trust, external. 

It rents some of its nature reserve from the estate and it's expected they will be one of the contenders to bid for the large area of land when it becomes available.

The trust tells me it's "exploring all the options."

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Earlier we brought you news of a privately-owned Broadland estate that comes on the market next week after more than two centuries in the same family.

The Hickling Broad Estate will have an asking price of £2.3m, but if you're sights are set higher than this, here's a couple of other properties in Norfolk that could be more suitable for you.

Image source, Getty Images

For a cool £5.1m, a farm on the outskirts of Norwich with more than 360 acres of land is on offer through Rightmove, external.  

But if your pockets aren't that deep, Zoopla might be, external a better option - you'll get a bit of change back from £2.5m with a five bedroomed residence in Brancaster.

Now where's my lottery ticket...

With queueing traffic in both directions on the A140 Ipswich Road between Long Stratton and Newton Flotman, motorists are advised to find alternative routes.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Lastly, I couldn't leave my opportunity to talk with Canaries chief executive Jez Moxey without touching on Strictly.

I wondered if he was concerned about fans' reaction to see their chairman Ed Balls dancing on BBC One every Saturday night, particularly if the club aren't doing very well.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

City manager Alex Neil spent a lot of the summer telling us his priority was new strikers and he wanted to sign two during the transfer window. With the transfer deadline passing and no new striker does Jez Moxey feel he's let Neil down?

"No, Alex is realistic about what we can and can't do... we've bought three attacker players in terms of Canos (pictured), Pritchard and Oliveira. We're very pleased with those signings as we believe it strengthens the team."

Image source, Getty Images

I put it to Jez Moxey that last weekend, when we were pretty sure that Oliveira was coming, Alex Neil was still staying he wanted a striker not a forward player, so surely it was a huge blow to him as he'd made it clear this was his priority.  

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

One player linked with a move away from Norwich City is Steven Naismith. The Canaries' striker had been linked with Sunderland.

When I asked Jez Moxey if he'd turned them down, he told me he wouldn't talk specifically about individual players, adding that Naismith was a Norwich player, bought for a lot of money in January and "we think he can do a very good job for the team."

Image source, Getty Images

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Earlier today, I caught up with Norwich City chief executive Jez Moxey and put to him fans' frustration at the lack of new signings on transfer deadline day.

He told me the Canaries' business was done prior to that day, "it's always an objective to get your players in beforehand if possible... but on the last day we kept our antennas open in case there was a deal to be done".  

He admitted they were looking to offload some players but weren't able to do so - and that hampered the club's ability to bring new players in.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

The Hickling Broad Estate, situated on the northern end of the its Norfolk broad, has been in the same ownership since the early 19th Century. 

It goes on sale next week through Knight Frank - advertised in several lots - with an asking price of £2.3m. 

Image source, Knight Frank

Lot one, which includes the broad area and immediate surrounding land - together with marshland on its eastern boundary, is leased to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust (NWT) on a 21-year lease from 6 April 1991. 

It will be up to the new owner to decide whether to continue a working relationship with the NWT who have been in occupation since at least 1957.  

Image source, Knight Frank

A second lot includes the principal access point to the water and the commercial element of the broad. It has a boatyard, boathouses (pictured), moorings, a sailing club, holiday lodges and a thatched cottage which overlooks the water.

Image source, Knight Frank

A further lot is the boathouse site on the western edge of the broad.

A man is wanted by police in connection with a number of offences including rape, false imprisonment, wounding, possession of a firearm, threats to kill and theft. 

Image source, Blackpool Police

John Hewitt, 36, formerly of Dickson Road in Blackpool, also has links to Essex, Portsmouth, Wales, Norfolk, Thames Valley, Greater Manchester and London. 

He is also known to go under the names of John Wilson, Dean McKenzie, John Burton and John Davies.

Incidents are reported to have taken place between June 2015 and July this year.

Long queues in Norwich this morning for the opening of the Krispy Kreme doughtnut, external outlet in Norwich.

Some sweet-toothed fans had camped since midnight - and we were rewarded with a gold card, allowing them free doughnuts. 

Image source, Krispy Kreme

For lovers of the sweetened dough treat, you can find the shop in Intu Chapefield. 

Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

I've been to the village of Hickling where local people have said they are surprised Hickling Broad Estate is coming on the market.

It's sale will have a lot of impact here as a lot of properties and businesses are rented from the estate. The parish council say it's too early for them to comment.

Nobody is available from the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, external (NWT), but it's expected they may be one of the contenders to bid for the land and the Broad itself. 

The trust rents some of its nature reserve from the estate so will have an interest in acquiring more and keeping this area on its tenancy basis.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

It's taken a year to programme and a year to organise, and now this year's Sundown Festival, external is ready to begin.

One of the organisers, Roy Trickett, says the festival at the Norwich Showground has grown every year. A third stage has been introduced, where revellers will be able to see acts such as Goldie and DJ Zinc.

Image source, Sundown Festival

More than 40,000 people are expected at the three day event, with 11,000 expected to camp overnight. 

Mr Trickett says the festival is "good for Norfolk".

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

A rare opportunity to own a section of the Broads comes onto the market next week when the privately-owned Hickling Broad Estate comes up for sale.

The 655 acre site, which is the largest Broad of the 63 that span Norfolk, has been owned by the Mills family since the early part of the 19th Century. It's a world renowned wildlife site and home to most of the UK's population of common cranes. 

Image source, Getty Images

As Tom Knowles, property journalist for The Times newspaper, external says, it's "incredibly rare for something like this to come on the market... it will be sold across the world so the estate agent expects interest from American and possibly Asian buyers", adding that the family selling it have "conservation in mind.

If you're interested and have a spare £2.3m, the first advertisement for the property will appear in Country Life magazine next week, through the agents Knight Frank, external. 

If rural life isn't for you, Tom says you could spend the same for a three-bed apartment in the One Nine Elms development, external near Battersea.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Back now to our story about a shortage of new school uniforms in the county as parents try to prepare the the new term.

With many parents only able to get the items they need from The Schoolwear Centre in Norwich, a number of them have contacted BBC Radio Norfolk describing it in "chaos".

One customer who needed PE kit for Framlingham Earl High School told us she waited for 90 minutes yesterday, but there were problems with her order and the logo on the PE shirt was missing.

Another parent, who placed her order at the end of June, walked away after 90 minutes as the queue was too long.

But one father described his visit as "fairly painless", although he wouldn't have wanted to queue for much longer than the 16 minutes he and his son had to wait.

The shop has told us it has problems with its suppliers and cannot guarantee uniforms will be available for the start of term next week.

Two of the schools supplied by the store, the Hethersett and Hewett Academies, said although they "believe uniforms are an important part of school life... if there's a problem outside of the parents' control they take a pragmatic approach".

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

A council has explained its reasons for asking a householder to remove a wall painting from his house, which despicts the EU flag with a teardrop.

Bren Goillon painted the image on his property in Helhoughton, following the Brexit vote.

Councillor Sue Arnold, North Norfolk District Council's cabinet member for planning, says they "do understand Mr Goillon feels passionately about the issue of the EU and he has every right to express that".

She added: "However, the rules governing listed buildings mean he cannot express himself permanently on the side of his house."  

Jill Bennett
BBC Radio Norfolk

A man who painted the end wall of his house as a European flag to show his disappointment at the EU Referendum result has been ordered to remove it.

As reported in the Eastern Daily Press, external, Bren Goillon, who lives in Helhoughton near Fakenham, painted the design with one of the stars as a teardrop on the Sunday following the Brexit vote.

Mr Groillon has now had a letter from North Norfolk District Council ordering him to remove it, saying it's an advertisement.