Norwich City 3-2 Cardiff Citypublished at 16:59 British Summer Time 10 September 2016
Norwich City resist a Cardiff City comeback to win and move within a point of the Championship's automatic promotion places.
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Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:01 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Patrick Byrne
BBC NewsThat's it from the Norfolk Live team on Friday so goodbye... we'll be back from 08:00 on Monday, updating you on news, sport, travel and weather as it happens.
These are some of the stories we have covered today:
- Former boarding school teacher jailed for 29 years for abuse of pupils
- "No more money in kitty for players", Canaries boss says
- Trapped squirrel 'self-releases' from tree after fire service call-out
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School makes film about its life and community to attract new head teacherpublished at 17:30 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Patrick Byrne
BBC NewsA Norfolk primary school has made as film about itself to attract the right candidate to take over as head teacher.
Aldborough's village school, external, near Aylsham, has 140 pupils but like many smaller rural primaries finds recruitment of head teachers increasingly difficult.
Image source, Aldborough Primary SchoolSchool governors created a promotional film to try to build a picture of the real school. Through YouTube, external and other social media sites, including Facebook, they've managed to reach thousands of people and have had considerable interest - including one potential candidate who is returning to the UK from Africa.
Dr David Doak, chairman of governors, said: "We wanted the film to encapsulate what's great about Norfolk, as well as what makes our school so special.
"We filmed it over a few days. It was easy to get great footage because Aldborough School is a fantastically positive and happy place - the hard part was editing it down to three minutes!"
Norfolk's Jono Drane will fight for bronze at Paralympicspublished at 17:28 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Phil Daley
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End of twitter postWeather: Rain expected on Saturdaypublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Chris Bell
BBC Look East weatherThis evening and tonight it will be dry with clear intervals, but cloud will thicken with patchy rain spreading into western parts of the county later. Areas further east will remain largely dry.
Light to moderate southerly winds. Lows of 15 to 17C (59 to 63F).
Saturday will be a cloudy, wet day with outbreaks of rain expected on and off through much of the day, although the heaviest rain will be in western parts, while areas near the east coast will remain drier.
Moderate southerly winds. Highs reaching 24C (75F).
Two men charged over attempted robberies at convenience storespublished at 17:09 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Two men have been charged in connection with attempted robberies at convenience stores near Norwich on Wednesday. The shops were raided by a man dressed in black, wearing a balaclava and wielding a gun, police said.
The first attempted robbery happened at the Spar Shop in Blofield shortly after 19:00 and three hours later Woodside Food and Wine store at Thorpe St Andrew was held up. Money was demanded but nothing was stolen in either incident.
The pair, both from Norwich, have each been charged with two counts of attempted robbery and remanded in custody by magistrates. They're due to appear before Norwich Crown Court on 7 October.
Victims of Gerard Singer 'should feel very proud they have helped bring him to justice'published at 17:08 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Police say the sentencing today of former teacher Gerard Singer has brought to a close "one of the longest child sex abuse investigations carried out by Suffolk Police".
Image source, Suffolk PoliceDet Const Karen Crowther added: "I would personally like to thank all those that gave evidence in this matter for their patience and the trust they put in us.
"Some of them were spoken to as far back as 2009 and have waited a long time for this matter to come to court.
"They should feel very proud that they have helped to bring to justice a man who has been a sexual predator and a risk to young boys for more than three decades.”
'Victim is a word I don't like' says man abused by teacherpublished at 16:05 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Nic Rigby
BBC NewsThe man who spoke to the BBC about the abuse he suffered at the hands of Gerard Singer says he prefers to be thought of as a witness, rather than a victim.
"Victim is a word I don't like because it's a very strong word and a very negative word that you get branded with," he said.
"I was a witness to a series of events."
Man abused by teacher relieved to 'be believed'published at 16:04 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Nic Rigby
BBC NewsOne of the men abused as a boy by boarding school teacher Gerard Singer said: "The important thing for me was I've been believed".
The offences were committed at St George's School, at Wicklewood, near Wymondham, between 1978 and 1981, where it was based before it moved to Great Finborough, near Stowmarket.
The man said of the abuse: "It affects you in many, many ways - how you lead your life, how you interact with people - it's always at the back of your mind.
"Because of what happened, to be able to trust other people has been very difficult; almost impossible.
"Because I was at a school, I had trust in a person and that trust was abused and I was abused as part of that.
"Even all these years down the line, you think there's an ulterior motive for just about everything that happens."
Teacher is third to be convicted for offences at boys' boarding schoolpublished at 16:02 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Andrew Woodger
BBC NewsGerard Singer is the third former teacher to be convicted of sex offences against pupils at St George's School:
- Former headmaster Derek Slade (pictured left) was found guilty in 2010 of abusing 12 boys and was jailed for 21 years. He died in March.
- Alan Brigden (pictured right), who taught maths, was jailed for five years in 2012 after admitting 14 sex crimes against two boys.
- In 2011 another teacher, Alan Williams, killed himself after being arrested on suspicion of sex assaults at St George's.
Image source, Suffolk PoliceTeacher bribed boys with gifts, court heardpublished at 16:00 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Andrew Woodger
BBC NewsThe trial of Gerard Singer heard how he gave boys gifts, including a calculator and sweets, to win their favour.
He has been given a sentence totalling 29 years after being found guilty of 27 offences, including gross indecency and performing oral sex.
One witness told the trial in July that he was given wine, tied face down on a bed and, when he woke up, he had a "pain in his bottom".
Teacher given 29-year sentence for boarding school sex abusepublished at 15:57 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Kevin Burch
BBC Look EastFormer boarding school teacher Gerard Singer, 69, has been given a 29-year sentence for sexually abusing pupils.
Judge Martyn Levett said 21 years must be served in custody, and he'll be expected to serve two-thirds of that before he can be considered for parole.
He'll then face a further eight years, after the 21-year term, on licence.
Singer was found guilty of 27 offences which took place at St George's School between 1978 and 1981 when it was based at Wicklewood, Norfolk, before it moved to Great Finborough, Suffolk.
His trial at Ipswich Crown Court in July heard the offences included gross indecency and performing oral sex.
Ex-teacher jailed for boarding school sex offencespublished at 15:52 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
BreakingEx-teacher Gerard Singer, 69, has been given a 29-year sentence for sex offences carried out at a boarding school based in Norfolk and then Suffolk in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Singer was told he must serve 21 years of that time in custody.
More to follow.
Sport: 'No more money in kitty for players', Canaries boss sayspublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sportEvery spare penny possible has been spent on players and there "isn't any amount left sitting in the kitty", Canaries manager Alex Neil said today.
Image source, Dave Howarth/PA WireAlso, reports that striker Cameron Jerome has a more serious injury are "conspiracy theories", he maintained, as he played down other rumours.
"I've had a good chat with Timm Klose and he wants to stay at Norwich City," he said.
And he said an injury to Marouane Chamakh during his West Bromwich Albion trial had ended City's interest, he said.
Neil also said tomorrow's match against Cardiff may be too soon for a debut for new signing striker Nelson Oliveira.
"Overall, we need to make sure the squad is applying themselves to the best of their ability, and if we do that, we'll win games," he added.
Travel: Passenger trouble halts London-bound train at Disspublished at 15:44 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
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End of twitter postJudge tells sex assault teacher 'victims have waited a very long time for justice'published at 15:14 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Kevin Burch
BBC Look EastGerard Singer, who's awaiting sentence at Ipswich Crown Court for 27 sexual abuse charges dating back to the late 1970s and early 1980s, has been told by Judge Martyn Levett: "I cannot detect that there is any repentance or atonement in the intervening 35 years.
"The victims have waited a very long time for justice and I can only hope this will give them some form of closure."
Defence disputes claim that sex assault teacher is 'high risk' in futurepublished at 15:06 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Kevin Burch
BBC Look EastThe case of private boarding school teacher Gerard Singer, 69, who's due to be sentenced for 27 sexual abuse charges, has been hearing mitigation from his defence team.
Singer, who had recently been living in France, was found guilty of abusing boys at St George's School between 1978 and 1981, when it was in Norfolk before moving to Suffolk.
Richard Keogh, Singer's barrister, disputed the prosecution claim that his client would remain a high risk to boys, saying he would be an old man on release, given that he was facing a long jail sentence.
The judge at Ipswich Crown Court, Martyn Levett, is due to pass sentence shortly.
When is a fake speed camera not a fake speed cameras? When it's a bat box...published at 14:52 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Andrew Turner
BBC Radio NorfolkReports that "fake speed traps" had been set up in Potter Heigham have been investigated and dismissed by Norfolk Safety Camera Partnership.
They were put up about three weeks ago in two locations on Market Road in the village. But Trevor Chaplin, who erected one of them in his garden, claims they aren't fake cameras.
They're bat boxes with monitoring equipment. He joked that while they aren't designed to deter anyone driving "like a bat out of hell", if they help cut the speed of traffic he'll be happy!
Weather: Dry with sunny spells but odd showers possiblepublished at 14:14 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weatherSunny spells this afternoon but also few showers are possible.
It'll be rather breezy too and it'll feel less humid than recent days.
Maximum temperature: 23C (73F)
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Striker Jerome to feature against Cardiff, Canaries boss hopespublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 9 September 2016
BBC SportStriker Cameron Jerome should feature in Norwich's home clash with Cardiff tomorrow, manager Alex Neil hopes.
And he will be joined by Portuguese defender Ivo Pinto, goalkeeper John Ruddy and attacking midfielders Alex Pritchard and Graham Dorrans.
But defender Martin Olsson looks like missing the game.
