Relive Norwich's win over promoted Brightonpublished at 13:18 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Relive the action as two David Stockdale own goals give Norwich City victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.
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Relive Norwich's win over promoted Brightonpublished at 13:18 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Neil Jarvis takes charge at Fakenham Townpublished at 13:16 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
BBC SportIt's been confirmed that Neil Jarvis will be in charge of Fakenham Town Football Club for the remaining three games of the season.
The under-18's boss takes over from Wayne Anderson after his departure from the Ghosts two days ago.
That means Jarvis will be on the sideline at Carrow Road for the Norfolk Senior Cup Final against King's Lynn Town on 22 May.
Sister welcomes 'neglect' finding at inquest into death of Norfolk mental health patientpublished at 12:31 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Nikki Fox
BBC Look East health reporterThe family of a man who died in the care of Norfolk's mental health trust have welcomed the findings of an inquest into his death.
Image source, Jewell FamilyNeil Jewell, 42, from north Norfolk, had paranoid schizophrenia and died after suffering a cardiac arrest in 2014.
But yesterday a jury at Ipswich Coroner's Court said neglect by staff contributed to his death.
The inquest found staff weren't monitoring him well enough and vital signs were missed.
The Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust, which runs mental health services, has apologised and said it has made changes to stop something like this happening again.
Christine Welfare, Mr Jewell's sister, said she was pleased with the findings.
"I am utterly relieved that the jury has agreed it was neglect which contributed to my brother's death. I am pleased for Neil that his voice had been heard," she said.
Norfolk MP shows wife's wrinkle cream to House of Commonspublished at 11:51 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Nic Rigby
BBC NewsA Norfolk MP was encouraged to buy flowers for his wife after showing MPs her wrinkle cream.
Sir Henry Bellingham's revelation was jokingly deemed "outrageous" and "disgraceful" after he noted he found the product while "rummaging" through his wife's shampoo collection.
Image source, PAEnvironment minister and Suffolk Coastal MP Therese Coffey described Sir Henry's wife as a "flawless picture" and suggested he should give her some flowers as a way of making up for his comments.
Sir Henry made the remark as he encouraged ministers to urge manufacturer Procter & Gamble to remove the "completely outrageous" Olay product from shops due to the environmental damage caused by microbeads within it.
Ms Coffey replied: "It's fair to say that we are working with manufacturers now and a lot of them are starting to remove these products pro-actively.
"That's good news, but we want to make sure this avoidable pollution is taken out of our environment permanently."
From the archives: Royal Norfolk Regiment in Berlin 1949published at 10:55 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Sixty eight years ago this month, soldiers from the Royal Norfolk Regiment, which had been garrisoning Gatow Airport in Berlin as part of the Berlin Airlift, were replaced by the Royal Welch Fusiliers and Scottish Regiment.
The Berlin Airlift supplied the city after the Soviet Union severed road and rail links.
Image source, Getty ImagesCouncil spends £10.4m on road resurfacing in Norfolkpublished at 10:40 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Resurfacing work starts from today on more than 300 miles of road in Norfolk. The county council is spending £10.4m on the works - which will go on until September.
Steve Alston, from the county highways department, said: "We are putting down a fine layer of bitumen. It stops outer penetration and reduces the amount of potholes."
No criminal case after Great Yarmouth deathpublished at 10:21 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Nic Rigby
BBC NewsDetectives investigating the death of Great Yarmouth man Thomas Conway have confirmed there is no criminal case to answer.
Image source, GoogleThe 34-year-old was found with serious head injuries in St Nicholas Road, Great Yarmouth, on 31 August 2016.
Mr Conway was initially treated at the James Paget Hospital but was later transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge where he died from the head injury.
Det Ch Insp Marie James said: "We've carried out extensive enquiries including detailed medical and forensic tests, however at this time there is no evidence to support a criminal prosecution.”
Officers found he was involved in an altercation but said they cannot establish whether this had any link with his death.
Neil set for his Carrow Road returnpublished at 10:02 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
This is how the back page of the Norwich Evening News, external looks:
Image source, Norwich Evening News'Mayhem' as man attacked in city shoppublished at 10:02 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Here's a look at the front page of the Evening News, external:
Image source, Norwich Evening NewsCity board want Irvine to staypublished at 10:02 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
And here's the back page of the Eastern Daily Press, external:
Image source, Eastern Daily Press'I don't want this to happen again'published at 10:01 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Here's the front page of today's Eastern Daily Pres, externals:
Image source, Easterrn Daily PressLorry driver to be sentenced for dangerous drivingpublished at 09:42 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
A lorry driver who admitted dangerous driving after a steam engine on the back of his truck crashed into a bus, seriously injuring six people, is due to be sentenced today.
Philip Last, 53, was driving along East Mersea Road in West Mersea, when the steam engine fell from his low loader in September 2015.
Last, of Northgate Street, Great Yarmouth, pleaded guilty to six counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
He will be sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court this afternoon.
We'll bring you more on this story as we get it.
Renewed appeal in search for missing manpublished at 08:59 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Police are appealing to people in south Norfolk to remember where they were on Tuesday, 4 April.
Image source, Norfolk PoliceOfficers are searching for Nigel Kedar, 52, from Clacton, who was last seen walking southbound along the A140 corridor through Dickleburgh.
They are keen to speak to anyone who travelled through the village, Scole or Diss.
Nigel's sister Diana Mays appealed to anyone who may know where her brother is: "If anything's happened, or he feels he can't come home it doesn't matter, just tell him to come home.
"Whatever he's done we can sort it, we love him, we just want him home," she said.
More than 30 people banned from Great Yarmouth shopspublished at 08:26 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Great Yarmouth's town centre partnership, external says its wardens have banned 34 people from shops since January.
Retail crime figures also show the town is recording an average of one shoplifting offence every day for the past three months.
Beggars, street drinkers and homeless people in the town are worrying shoppers too, but town centre manager Jonathan Newman says perception of a situation doesn't necessarily mean there's a danger to shoppers.
"Somebody sitting in a doorway with a blanket over them doesn't present an immediate threat to anyone but it doesn't generate a perception of safety within the town centre either." he said.
"There's a public space protection order for the town centre so street drinking can be enforced.
"How you enforce against people sitting in doorways is another matter entirely."
Thursday's weather: Mainly dry but becoming rather cloudypublished at 08:09 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weatherIt will be a bright but chilly start to the day.
However, it will become cloudier than in recent days, with this cloud perhaps thick enough at times for the odd spot of rain later.
Top temperature: 14C (57F).
Get a full forecast where you live from BBC Weather.
Welcome to Thursday's live coveragepublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local LiveGood morning, thanks for joining us.
Figures have been released showing Great Yarmouth has recorded an average of one shoplifting offence every day for the past three months - we'll find out what the town centre manager has to say about it.
There's also a fresh appeal by police in connection with the search for Nigel Kedar, who hasn't been seen since 4 April, when he was spotted walking along the A140 at Dickleburgh.
As ever though, we'll begin with the day's weather prospects, which Elizabeth Rizzini will bring us next.
US stealth jets touchdown in UKpublished at 06:23 British Summer Time 20 April 2017
United States Air Force stealth jets are training in Suffolk on their first overseas deployment.
Read More'Neglect' contributed to patient's deathpublished at 21:55 British Summer Time 19 April 2017
The trust which runs mental health services in Norfolk and Suffolk apologises after patient's death.
Read MoreOur coverage for todaypublished at 18:03 British Summer Time 19 April 2017
That's your lot for now.
The calm after the storm today I think...Parliament voted overwhelmingly to back Prime Minster Theresa May's motion for a general election although 13 voted against, including the Norwich South MP.
Scroll back to read why and catch up with the rest of the day's news.
The team will be back from 08:00 tomorrow but don't forget any breaking stories will still appear in the stream.
Have a good evening.
Norwich MP votes against 'grubby' early election motionpublished at 17:13 British Summer Time 19 April 2017
Mariam Issimdar
BBC NewsThe MP for Norwich South, Clive Lewis, has voted against an early general election.
Thirteen MPs - including nine from Labour - voted against Prime Minister Theresa May's motion calling for an early election.
Speaking before the vote, Mr Lewis said his concerns about supporting the motion were around the Fixed Term Parliament Act brought in by the coalition in 2011.
"Now that it's inconvenient for the Conservative Party, they want to ditch it and they want us to be complicit in that and I feel that we should make Theresa May and the Conservative Party work for this.
"If she wants an election so badly I think she should vote on no confidence in her government."
Mr Clive added: "It feels grubby, it feels short-termist".
The House passed the vote for a general election by 522 votes to 13.
