That's all from the Norfolk Live team today. We'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow.

You can scroll down to see the stories we've brought you, but in the meantime here's a quick recap of a couple:

• A historic Norfolk pub has been repossessed by brewers Greene King: The Lord Nelson in Burnham Thorpe will be closed until a new licensee is found
• A south Norfolk couple have taken the plunge - after 21 years together, Dan and Doris married in front of friends and family at the Norwich Community Hospital

Have a good evening.

Another hot and sunny day, and our Weather Watchers have been out and about. Thanks to Crumble for this photo of the sunrise at Sheringham. 

Before it got too hot, one little dog enjoyed his early-morning stroll at Gorleston-on-Sea.

And these cool dudes wore shades! Thanks Mark - you brought a smile to our faces! 

As for tomorrow... it's forecast to be another hot one, so keep those pictures coming in.

Network Norfolk

More than 15 tons of aid to help struggling communities and churches, external in rural Romania has been collected and delivered by big-hearted South African Christians in Norfolk over the past two years.

Image source, Network Norfolk

Police say their investigation into an arson attack on a Romanian-owned shop in Norwich has been closed.

Despite appeals and the release of CCTV footage, no-one has been arrested in connection with the attack on the Village Shop in Magdalen Street in the early hours of Friday, 8 July.

Two people who were inside a flat attached to the shop escaped unharmed, but stock was damaged and a window broken. A crowdfunding appeal raised more than £30,000

An investigation is under way into the cause of a blaze that destroyed a riverside cafe earlier today.

Fire fighters were called to the East Hills bistro in Brundall Bay Marina shortly after 06:00. The first fire on the ground floor of the timber-framed building had spread upstairs.

Fire investigation officer Simon Mason said there was nothing to indicate the blaze was suspicious. The property was empty at the time, and no-one was injured.  

Police have issued a warning to motorists after receiving four reports of criminal damage in which objects were thrown on to busy roads.

An unknown object hit the windscreen of a white Ford Transit van travelling eastbound on the A47 between the Pullover and Hardwick roundabouts at King's Lynn at 08:00 yesterday, causing extensive damage. 

It's unknown what the object was, but PC Amy Laws said it was believed to have been thrown from a flyover. "If the victim hadn't acted so swiftly, or if the roads were busier, the outcome could have been a lot worse," she said.

Image source, Google

Three other recorded incidents involve HGVs travelling on the A17 near to Hay Green Road North, to the west of King's Lynn. In each of the incidents, on 5 and 19 July and 6 September, a golf ball-sized rock was thrown into the carriageway, smashing the windscreen.

Image source, Google

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

It will be a dry night with clear spells and some patchy mist and fog. It’ll feel very humid, with temperatures falling no lower than 17-20C (63-68F).

Any mist and fog should clear tomorrow morning to leave another dry day, with further spells of sunshine,

Temperatures inland could again climb to around 31C (88F), but onshore winds will keep it cooler on the coast.

You can find more details on the BBC Weather website.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Fixtures and fittings have been removed from the historic 17th Century Lord Nelson pub in the village where the naval hero was born.

As we reported earlier, the pub has been repossessed by Suffolk brewer Greene King. It said the fixtures and fittings were owned by the departing landlords, and that it regretted their loss from the pub.  

The brewer said it was "proud to own" the historic pub and was seeking a new licensee. It said it intended to reopen it for trading as soon as possible. 

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Hundreds of important historical documents have been secured, external by the Norfolk Record Office. 

A total of £30,000 was given by donors, charities and societies locally and across the country - and from as far away as New Zealand, to enable to purchase of the historic artefacts at the recent Morningthorpe Manor sale.

Image source, Geograph/Evelyn Simak

Among the items bought are the diaries of Horatio Walpole, MP for West Norfolk in the 1830s, 17th Century manorial records from Wells-next-the-Sea, deeds relating to the Great Hospital in Norwich (seen above) and what's possibly the earliest log of a leisure trip on the Broads from the 1860. 

Once catalogued and completed, the documents will be available for anyone to use. The Record Office will also stage an exhibition in autumn. 

A broken-down train at Diss is causing disruption to rail services between Norwich and London. Abellio Greater Anglia warns that trains running through the station may be cancelled, delayed or revised.

Disruption is expected until 17:30.

Officials have given the go-ahead for six of the seven races planned for the first day of Great Yarmouth's Eastern Festival today. 

An inspection was carried out by stewards an hour before the first race, after a patch of false ground was discovered near to the four-furlong marker.

The area, approximately 1m by 2m, wasn't there yesterday, says spokesman Glenn Tubby (pictured here), but "irrigation pipes for their own system and for the golf club" are close by... "we can't inspect while the racing is going on."   

The final race, over five furlongs, is too close to the soft patch of ground so it's been cancelled. 

Jill Bennett
BBC Radio Norfolk

Residents of Burnham Thorpe have been telling me of their shock at the sudden closure of the historic village pub, The Lord Nelson.

Image source, Google

Diana Black told me the inn had been the centre for loads of "wonderful things, like Nelson stuff" in years gone by, and that a new place will have to be found for groups to hold their meetings.  

We're still waiting for a statement from brewer Greene King, which owns the pub.

After 21 years of waiting Dan has finally got his woman... he and his partner Doris got hitched at the Norwich Community Hospital earlier this afternoon. 

Congratulations to Doris and Dan - after 21 years together, the couple from Tibenham, near Diss, have tied the knot, getting married at the Norwich Community Hospital on Bowthorpe Road.

Doris, 57, had always refused to marry 79-year-old Dan, but after he had a stroke she decided it was time to get spliced.

We wish them well.

The founder of an animal sanctuary, which is closing after 35 years, says it hasn't been easy to find someone to take on the 20 or so ponies and horses that they've been caring for.

Image source, Sara Higgins

Sara Higgins, founder of Blossoms, near Beccles, external, says Wendy Valentine, from Hillside Animal Sanctuary, external in Norfolk, keeps her animals out in the field "so they are actually happy horses".

She added: "The fact that ours can go in a similar way is just incredible. We're so grateful to her."

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Cantley's wheelchair tennis player Alfie Hewett, who goes into a quarter-final and a semi-final today at the Rio Paralympics, has been speaking about his victory over world number four Nicolas Peifer yesterday.

The teenager says he "can't put into words" how much it means to him: "It was such a tense up-and-down match that to come through is incredible."

Paying tributes to fans and family who've supported him, Hewett says he's "so proud to have done this for them... I need to concentrate now and look ahead to my doubles later before my singles quarter-final."

Image source, Thomas Marshall

Jon Wright
BBC Radio Suffolk

An animal rescue centre in Beccles, external is closing after 35 years, with more than 20 ponies set to be moved to a site in Norfolk, external.

Image source, Sara Higgins

Blossoms homes animals abandoned or uncared for by their owners, and rents available fields, but one of its locations is set to be sold, while winter grazing will be stopped at another..

Founder Sara Higgins said some of the ponies had health problems. "Some of them are just happy to live out their days as they are," she said.

Congratulations to Cantley's Paralympian Alfie Hewett.

The teenager is through to the quarter-finals of both the Wheelchair Men's Tennis singles and the doubles after beating fourth seed Nicolas Peifer in three sets in the singles. He won the first-set tie-break 7-4, and the deciding set 6-3, after losing the second 6-4.

He faces the Swede fourth seed Stefan Olsson later today. Good luck Alfie!

Image source, Getty Images

Wimbledon champions Hewett and Gordon Reid also got through to the last eight after beating Spanish duo Daniel Caver-Zachi and Martin de la Pwent 6-2, 6-0.  

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, external will reopen three wards which had been temporarily closed to save money.

The wards, with 68 beds, were closed in August. The hospital says the beds weren't needed because of a seasonal low in patients needing care, and that it was trying to save money on agency staff before 100 newly-qualified nurses arrived in autumn.

The Cringleford, Holt and Edgefield wards are due to reopen by the end of October.