Last month the prime minister made a major speech, saying how she planned to improve mental health services.

Theresa May also said that there's not enough help for those suffering from mental health problems. 

Mental health trusts have been seeing reductions in their budgets. The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, external was the first in the country to implement a major restructure in 2013. 

Frontline community teams were disbanded, and experienced staff laid off.

The trust closed 136 beds, which means patients are still being sent hundreds of miles away to get a bed, despite promises to stop the practice. 

It also means more people are being treated in the community.

Over the same four-year period, the number of unexpected deaths almost doubled. 

Other trusts across the country are also thinking about restructuring their services.

Richard Murray, from The King's Fund charity, external, says the mistakes made by the Norfolk and Suffolk Trust should serve as a warning.

Helen Burchell
BBC News

This is eight-day-old Daphne-Louise Walker, born after paramedics and air ambulance staff had just nine minutes to save her life. 

Image source, Walker Family

Medics went "above and beyond to make sure my daughter survived", mum and dad Shona Fordham and Jamie Walker, from Friday Bridge, said.

Their "little miracle baby" was born on 29 January after her mum went into labour at home and had an umbilical prolapse. This meant the baby's oxygen supply was at risk of being cut off. 

First responders were on the scene within four minutes, followed by a Magpas air ambulance crew and paramedics.

Image source, Walker Family

"If they had not taken the actions they did at home, the oxygen supply from the cord - which they had to unkink - would have been cut off... one of the midwives told me after nine minutes she would have suffocated," said Ms Fordham.  

She was rushed to hospital in King's Lynn, where baby Daphne-Louise was safely born.

We'll bring you more on this story later.

The chief executive of the Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, external admits mistakes were made with the reorganisation of services in the past.

A BBC Panorama investigation shows the mental health service closed almost 25% of its beds in four years.

The trust says it's spending money to put things right. It also says it's on a journey of improvement, and that new money is coming through from the government to improve services.  

An exclusive investigation by BBC's Panorama has found that the NHS mental health trust running services in Norfolk and Suffolk has closed almost a quarter of its beds in four years.

The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, external says it did it in response to a 20% savings target. But over the same period, the number of unexpected deaths almost doubled.

The King's Fund, external, which describes itself as an "independent charity working to improve health and care" says the mistakes made should be a warning to other mental health trusts across England.

You can see Panorama on BBC One at 20:30 tonight.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

A murder investigation is under way following the death of a man in the Toftwood area of Dereham.

Police were called to an address in Boyd Avenue shortly after 15:20 yesterday, where they found the body of a man in his 60s.

A man in his 40s, from the Dereham area, has been arrested and is in custody.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

It's a rather grey start for many of us this morning, although there are clearer skies out towards the west where we will have a bit of sunshine. 

There's a bit of mist and fog out there as well - that will gradually lift as the cloud moves away.

We may get a spot of rain out towards the east coast but for most places there'll be sunshine throughout the afternoon and a top temperature of 7C (45F).

Get my full BBC East regional forecast here:

For more detail where you are, visit BBC Weather.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Hello and thanks for joining us at the start of a new week on Norfolk Live.

The stories making the news in Norfolk today - a murder investigation is under way in Toftwood, plus an investigation by BBC's Panorama has found the mental health trust running services in the county closed almost a quarter of its beds in four years.  

If you've a story, or a photo, that you'd like to share you can get in touch in the usual ways - send a email or a tweet, external, or via Facebook, external.

Police believe the body of the man could have been in the house for several days before it was discovered.