Jack Reeve
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

King's Lynn Town and Dereham Town have been drawn in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup. 

The Linnets are set to face Harlow Town on 17 September after easing past Brigg Town 6-1 on Saturday. 

Dereham Town also have a home tie as they were drawn to play National League South team St Albans.   

Both King's Lynn and Dereham will need to progress through another three rounds in order to play in the first round proper.

Nic Rigby
BBC News

A campaign to stop people clogging up the 999 service with non-emergency calls has been launched by police in Norfolk.

The Make The Right Call campaign, external shows how calling 101 and contacting police online are alternatives if there's not an immediate emergency.

Rhiannon Overton, who answers the calls at police HQ in Wymondham, said she is fed up with people wasting her time.

"They are putting other peoples' lives in danger by blocking the 999 line," she said.

About 25% of calls Norfolk Police receive each year are inappropriate, either because they simply are not emergencies requiring immediate police assistance or they’re non-police matters, the force said.

On Sunday it was a lot drier at the Sundown Festival, external at the Showground near Norwich where the acts included Jason Derulo, Stooshe and Fleur East.

Fans turned to Twitter with their praise for the three day event.

Lydia Kerr tweeted: "Years and Years and Jason Derulo were so incredible". While Jayme Rae tweeted she "had such a blast" at Sundown.

Sadie Foxx tweeted that the festival has a "recipe" no other festival has, while Lee Parnell tweeted the event was "pretty alright".

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

BBC Weather

It'll stay rather cloudy this afternoon, although a few cloud breaks are possible later. This could bring spells of warm sunshine for some of us. Highs of 21C (70F). 

This evening and tonight, it will remain rather cloudy and humid overnight with mist and fog once again developing in places, especially along prone stretches of the Broads. 

A few outbreaks of drizzle are also possible with a low temperature of 18C (64F).

Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher Peterpelo for this image of sunrise today in Caister-on-Sea.

Despite the wet weather ten of thousands of people enjoyed performances from Ms Dynamite, Jess Glynne and Dizzee Rascall at the Sundown Festival on Saturday night. 

The three day festival took place on the Norfolk Showground.

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Rain failed to dampen spirits at the Sundown Festival, external at the Norfolk Showground site near Norwich over the weekend.

The event, headlined by Jess Glynne and Jason Derulo, ran from Friday to Sunday, with Kano, Dizzee Rascal, Kiko Bun and Becky Hill all performing on a wet Saturday night.

Norwich-based forecasters Weatherquest said 8mm of rain fell in Norwich on Saturday - half the average rainfall for an entire week this month.

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Image source, Blanc Photography/99Probs Music

Shoppers got a chance to reflect on the joy of ukes at the weekend as members of the Norwich Ukulele Society popped up in the John Lewis' mirrors department to help publicise Uke East, external music festival.

Image source, Uke East

The store, as part of its policy of supporting local community groups and the arts, has given a £750 grant to the ukulele group ahead of its festival on on 23, 24 and 25 September.

A spokesman for Uke East said: “The festival aims to bring the best ukulele players from around the country to Norwich including the ZZ Top of ukes the Mother Ukers and wonderful East Anglian band the Bijoux Toots."

The festival will also include workshops, an open mic and stalls.

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

This news East of England MEP Richard Howitt is standing down will come as a big blow to Labour supporters in the East.

For many years Richard Howitt has been the face of Labour in the region, the linchpin who held the party together after the the disastrous election defeat of 2010, the politician who could always be relied on to turn up at a local branch fundraiser.

But what will also come as a blow will be the fact that he has chosen to leave politics now. 

As an MEP, he knows he will lose his job when we leave the EU in a few years time, but for now there is still a job to be done in Brussels arguing for the UK's interests as Brexit negotiations get under way and the party would more than likely have rewarded his hard work with another job back in Britain.

Friends tell me that Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of Labour has been a factor in today's decision: he worries for the future of the party he loves and he fears Labour will be unelectable for some time to come.

But he also feels that as a British MEP he is starting to lose his influence, he's in his mid-50s and wants another career challenge before retiring.

There are many reasons for his decision, but there's no denying that for Labour in the East this is a big loss.

A drug dealer is jailed for 15 years for the manslaughter of a Norfolk father who bled to death after being stabbed.

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

A senior Labour MEP has announced plans to stand down from the European Parliament, external later this year.

East of England Euro-MP Richard Howitt, who has been in the European Parliament for 22 years, said he is to become chief executive of the International Integrated Reporting Council, external (IIRC), which links companies with society, the environment and the wider economy.

Mr Howitt, as well as being the senior serving MEP for the East of England, is also the Labour spokesman on foreign affairs in the European Parliament.

He is also the Socialist and Democrat Group Human Rights spokesperson, the European Parliament Rapporteur on corporate social responsibility and the president of the All-Party Disability Rights Group, external of MEPs.

Nic Rigby
BBC News

The RAF Marham serviceman attacked by men in an attempted kidnapping has spoken of the emotional impact of the attack.

Image source, PA

The man, who's in his late 20, said it had turned his world upside down.

On 20 July, just after 15:00, a serviceman from RAF Marham was jogging near the base when he was ambushed. One man grabbed him and tried to drag him towards a car. 

But the victim fought back, knocking his assailant to the ground. His accomplice, who was carrying a knife, helped him up before both men fled.

Tonight, detectives from Norfolk will appear on Crimewatch in a bid to track down the men.

The victim told the BBC: "This whole event has turned my world upside down. The outcome could have been a lot more severe, but it's the 'what ifs' you know, not being able to see my wife again, not being able to see my family again.

"And I knew what I had to do to get away. I was fighting for my life. I won't let this stop me from doing things I need to do, but it does affect you emotionally."

Nic Rigby
BBC News

A plan to bring science and maths graduates from the EU into Norfolk and Suffolk has been suspended. 

Image source, Thinkstock

They would have worked in our secondary schools where there's a shortage of teachers in these subjects. But following uncertainty over Brexit, the Norfolk and Suffolk project has been put on hold. 

Geoff Robinson, executive director of the School Centre for Initial Teacher Training in Norfolk and Suffolk - which runs the scheme, said it wouldn't be fair to offer people jobs not knowing if they'd be able to stay here.

Mr Robinson said: "We could not hand on heart recruit people to come to local schools and then find that perhaps they could not have a bursary or not allowed to stay and teach.

"It seemed wrong to bring people here by false pretenses. We've put it on hold until the position is clearer."

BBC Weather

There's a lot of cloud moving in which will stay with us for much of the day.

Feeling quite humid, with a top temperature of around 20C (68F).

We'll hold onto the cloud overnight, and there'll be one or two spots of rain in places. It will be quite muggy, with temperatures not dropping much below 19C (66F).

Get the full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.

Nic Rigby
BBC News

Morning. We're here with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for the county.

We're staring today with reports that a plan to bring science and maths graduates from the EU into Norfolk has been suspended following the Brexit vote, and news that police in Norfolk have launched another campaign to stop people clogging up the 999 service with non-emergency calls.

Don't forget you can keep us posted with your stories or pictures too. Just email them to us here at Norfolk Live. 

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