Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

One of Norfolk's most historic pubs has closed and been repossessed by the Greene King brewery. 

The Lord Nelson, in Burnham Thorpe, external, is named after the naval commander who was born in the village. Built in 1637, it was decorated with memorabilia relating to the sea lord, but that has been stripped from the walls. 

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One former worker, who did not want to be named, said she believed the pub employed seven staff but did not know if she would be paid. Landlady Debbie De Groeve said she couldn't comment today and was packing items to take them away as the officials from the brewery arrived.

We are awaiting a statement from Greene King.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

This motorist had a bad start to the day, when their Smart car caught fire during this morning's rush hour. 

Image source, David Faulks

Emergency services were called the incident on Reepham Road, near the Boundary Road junction in Norwich, shortly after 08:00 this morning. 

Image source, David Faulks

Fire crews wore breathing apparatus and used hose reel jets to extinguish the flames. 

Image source, David Faulks

The incident was over by 09:15. Nobody was injured.

Image source, David Faulks

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Norwich City chairman Ed Balls has been taking his first steps on the dancefloor, with his Strictly partner Katya Jones. 

The former shadow chancellor, who's received a "good luck" email from former prime minister Gordon Brown telling him to "go for it", says his attempts to sidestep the sparkles and sequins have already been thwarted.

"Just before the launch dance earlier this month, they told me I had to change my shirt... and it had sparkles all over it... it made me look more like a beer barrel than a dancer - in retrospect the hoops were a mistake."

The first six celebrities of this year's Strictly Come Dancing line up perform their routines on Friday 23 September, at 21:00 on BBC One. But will Balls be upset by any negative comments about his moves?

Norwich Evening News

Police say all current lines of inquiry exhausted over city centre store arson attack - the front page of today's Norwich Evening News, external.

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Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

With temperatures expected to reach 30C (86F), making it the hottest September day for more than 40 years, the East of England Ambulance Trust, external has issued the following advice on how to stay safe in the sun.

• Keep hydrated and wear a hat
• Use a high-factor sun cream and top up regularly - the sun is at its hottest between 11:00 and 15:00
• Use insect repellent if you're prone to bites

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And if you're planning a barbecue, make sure the food is cooked thoroughly - and protect yourself and others from flames.

The NHS non-emergency helpline, 111, is open 24 hours a day - alternatively see your GP or pharmacist if you need medical help.

Now back to the video we brought you yesterday, in which Jessica-Jane Applegate's mum Dawn, external spoke of the family's elation at the swimmer's second medal in the Rio Paralympics.

Here's a selection of your comments on our Facebook page, external: 

• Kathy Shearing, external: "She has done herself proud, after an injury to get any medal so soon after is fantastic. Just tell her not to be so hard on herself be proud, we are proud of her."
• Raychel Marcus, external: "O Dawn Applegate...i can see where your jess got the inspiration. I just want to hug you...most amazing mummy - you have made me tearful."

And lastly, this one from Brian Applegate, external: "OMG Dawn Applegate, your pretty good at interviews! being a very proud mum is starting to show !! way to go sis, great job - love it! xxx"

Eastern Daily Press

Naismith was the latest victim of squad strength - the back page of today's Eastern Daily Press, external.

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Norwich Evening News

Fit-again midfielder is aiming to start scoring - the back page of today's Norwich Evening News, external.

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Eastern Daily Press

A lorry driver is jailed over death crash - the front page of the West Norfolk and Fens edition of today's Eastern Daily Press, external.

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Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

A former coroner for Norfolk says more needs to be done to tackle the issue of people taking their own lives.

On average, 77 people kill themselves in the county every year - giving Norfolk the highest suicide rate in the Eastern region.

More than 40% of those who killed themselves were known to have had some contact with mental health services.

William Armstrong was Norfolk's coroner for nearly 20 years. Speaking on BBC Radio Norfolk's Nick Conrad Show, he says the same stories keep being told, relating to people who are "discharged from hospital too early and not being given the right treatment." 

Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich City boss Alex Neil says he still wants to see passion from his players, despite new referee directives.

In the win against Cardiff on Saturday, midfielder Alex Tettey and centre back Timm Klose seemed to be harshly booked for dissent. New laws came into effect at the beginning of the season that restrict a player's interaction with referees. 

The Canaries host Wigan tonight in The Championship.

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Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

The number of people who take their own lives in Norfolk is higher than the national average.

A new report from the county council shows on average there are 77 suicides, external in Norfolk every year, and three-quarters of those who die this way are males. 

The report was written by Norfolk County Council's public health team which reviewed files from the coroner's office. It highlights how poor mental health is the leading factor in two-thirds of the cases.

Director of public health at the county council, Dr Louise Smith, says suicide is a big issue in Norfolk which needs to be tackled. 

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

Proposals have been published this morning that would see the shape of every Parliamentary constituency in Norfolk change. 

It's part of a major shake-up designed to make constituencies more equal in size and reduce the number of MPs in Parliament. 

Image source, Boundary Commission

No seat disappears altogether in Norfolk but among the notable changes Great Yarmouth will expand to take in part of South Norfolk, Aylsham will move from Broadland into North Norfolk while Elizabeth Truss's constituency of South West Norfolk will also include the Cambridgeshire town of Littleport.

These proposals are much less messy than the last set which came out in 2011 but Labour will not be happy as these plans make seats like Great Yarmouth and Norwich North less Labour-friendly and therefore much harder to win.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Hot and sunny across the Eastern region - with temperatures possibly reaching 30C (86F), which would the highest recorded in September since 1973.

Some places on the coast face a risk of a shower.

Visit BBC Weather for a detailed forecast for where you are.

The Boundary Commission publishes its proposals for new parliamentary constituencies in the East of England.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Thanks for joining us for Tuesday's Norfolk Live - we'll have the latest updates for you from around the county until 18:00.

We'll bring you the weather forecast shortly - it's looking like a hot day ahead. I couldn't resist taking this photo of the sun rising over east Norfolk earlier this morning.

Paralympic swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate, from Norfolk, has claimed her second medal in Rio - a silver in the S14 200m freestyle.

Although "disappointed" to be narrowly beaten by team-mate Bethany Firth, mum Dawn said the Applegate family and friends were "elated" at the result.

The swimmer, from Great Yarmouth, was aiming to defend her Paralympic title, while Firth had already claimed a medal in Rio with gold in the S14 100m backstroke where Applegate won bronze.

Get the latest from the Paralympic Games with BBC Sport.

That's all from the Norfolk Live team today. Unless a major story breaks, we'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow.

You can scroll down to see the stories we've covered today, but here's a quick recap of the main ones.

• A west Norfolk lorry driver who crashed into an off-duty police officer's car, killing her, has been jailed for six years
• A number of fish have been found dead in Great Yarmouth's Venetian Waterways
• An 80-year-old carer from Swaffham is accused of violent and sexual assaults on 26 boys aged between 8 and 12

In sport, Norwich City boss says Martin Ollson is now fit... and Great Yarmouth swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate wins her second Rio medal.

Tomorrow is expected to be the hottest September day in the UK for many years - if you're out and about, don't forget your sun cream- and send us a photo showing how hot it is where you are.

Have a good evening.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

We've got spells of evening sunshine to look forward to, followed by a dry and very warm night with some mist and fog patches forming in places.

Temperatures will fall to around 15C (59F).

Tuesday will be a day of sunshine, and variable amounts of cloud. The top temperature inland will be around 29C (84F), but cooler and less humid on the coast.

BBC Weather has a detailed forecast for you, wherever you live.

A former scout master who was jailed for more than 10 years for sex offences against young boys has had his sentence cut by the Appeal Court.

Barry James Warren, 79, of Clifton Road, King's Lynn, abused vulnerable boys he met through his scouting role, and exploited his victims over a 20-year period. He was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court in October last year after admitting counts of indecent assault, gross indecency and indecency with a child.

Today, the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Thomas, cut Warren's sentence to seven years, taking into account his ill health, age and guilty pleas.

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