That's your lot for today folks. Quills and keyboards will resume action from 08:00 tomorrow.

Do take a look at the stream to see what's been happening across the county.

Before we go here are just a few of the stories we've covered:

• A Dereham woman who contracted Hepatitis C from contaminated blood is calling for a public inquiry 
• A Great Yarmouth man whose Twitter account was hacked and hoaxed demands an apology
• Falcons are being bred in Snetterton to help curb the pigeon and gull population

Have a good evening. 

BBC Weather

It will stay fine and dry this evening but a clear night with chilly spells follows. 

Rural locations could see a ground frost with lows of about 3C - that's 37F. 

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Tomorrow will start sunny but it will turn cloudier from the south later. 

Staying mostly dry with a few spots of showery rain later. Highs of up to 20C, that's 68F. 

BBC Weather has more local forecasts. 

Jill Bennett
BBC Radio Norfolk

King's Lynn's Palm Paper factory is up and running again after a fire at the plant earlier today. 

The building was evacuated at lunchtime and four engines were sent to deal with the fire.

Last October the paper factory suffered a huge blaze which took three days to extinguish.

Norfolk pubs have been described as outstanding for their efforts to diversify to survive.

Image source, Brisley Bell Inn

A scheme called Pub is the Hub was set up in 2001 to give improvement grants to pubs. 

The money has been used to set up shops, cafe's, libraries and post offices within pubs in communities where these services have closed down. 

Its national chief executive John Longden says that Norfolk has been "phenomenal" in leading the way.  

Amelia Nicholson is the landlady at the Brisley Bell Inn, near Fakenham. 

She took on the pub in 2015 to provide a base for the community and says they offer something for everyone in the village, including supporting a fete and a small library. 

"Pubs are an essential way of bringing together rural life. Somewhere like Brisley doesn't have a village shop. 

"We have a lovely village hall but it's not open all the time but the pub is and it's a place where people can gather," she said.

Jill Bennett
BBC Radio Norfolk

The fire service has been called to Palm Paper in King's Lynn to put out a fire.

The emergency services were called to a building fire on Poplar Svenue in Saddlebow at about 13:30 this afternoon. The fire is now understood to have been extinguished and the crew are checking for hotspots. 

Last October more than 100 firefighters tackled a huge blaze at the plant after four bales of paper went up in flames. 

Palm Paper's factory, on the south side of King's Lynn, is one of the largest employers in the area.

Diss Express

Train delays due to problems with a level crossing barrier, external, reports the Diss Express.

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Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Farmers in Norfolk are being asked to keep a beady eye out for one of the UK's rarest summer visitors, the Montagu's harrier. 

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There are only five nesting pairs in Britain and they have been electronically tracked by the RSPB on their way back from the warmer climes of Africa. 

One pair which nested together last year, Roger and Sally, have just arrived at a secret location near Swaffham. 

Any possible sightings of Montagu's harrier can be reported to the hotline on 01767 693690 or emailed to montys@rspb.org.uk. 

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Worshippers at Norwich's first Thai buddhist temple have been asked to leave the property after being told the house they are currently using isn't suitable for religious use.

Image source, Getty Images

The Wat Arun Norfolk UK temple was officially opened in a living room in a house in Hellesdon last year. 

But Broadland District Council has now served an eviction notice on the house, after saying the activity had exceeded the authorised use of the home. 

The council says it's working with the temple-goers to find another suitable property, but anywhere they find will have to have planning permission for religious use.

The real Colin Johnson said he had previously not heard of "this Le Pen person".

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

UKIP's former candidate for north Norfolk, who announced yesterday that he won't be contesting a third general election, has been explaining why he's giving his support to the Conservative candidate.

Michael Baker is hoping the Tories will beat the Liberal Democrat incumbent Norman Lamb.

Mr Baker says he's convinced of James Wild's Brexit credentials and wants to 'lend' his 8,000 votes to the Tories: 

"I've spent the last 10 years doing everything I can to get out of Europe and get our country back. 

"There comes a time when you have to decide what is the best way of doing this. The ends justify the means so let's get rid of another pro-European MP." 

UKIP lost all its county council seats in North Norfolk to the Liberal Democrats last week.  

The Lib Dems' election agent Ed Maxfield says voters in the district won't be ordered about by a party that hasn't won before and isn't standing now: 

"Most voters in North Norfolk don't really like being told what to do. Not everyone who votes UKIP or has voted UKIP in the past is actually voting on the issue of Europe. 

"We're quite happy to be standing on Norman Lamb's excellent record as a constituency MP to be honest."

BBC Weather Watchers

And if for some odd chance you haven't managed to see the sun yet... here's how our county is looking in the sunshine. 

Thanks to our Weather Watcher friends.

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Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

The Greens - who are targeting the Norwich South seat - say they're the only party admitting that taxes will have to go up. 

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It follows on from a pledge to "stand up to the politics of hatred and division" in the general election. 

Jonathan Bartley, the joint leader of the Green Party, has been telling BBC Radio Norfolk's Nick Conrad that too many are shirking the tax issue. 

"Whoever wins the general election, taxes are going to go up. 

"What we are saying is 'let's have that conversation, let's admit it and let's say whose taxes are going to go up'. 

"It should not be those of the poorest, it should be those of the richest."

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Falcons are being bred by a company in Snetterton to help tackle the pigeon and gull populations in town centres.

The birds will also be used by companies that operate landfill sites. 

NBC Environment says the birds are natural predators of pigeons and gulls. 

The birds take about nine weeks to train. They learn to return to their trainer at the end of an "operation" or day's work. 

Head of falconry Andy Hulme said: "The birds we breed here are going to be quite large falcons so somewhere like an industrial site or landfill site where they have big issues with large herring gulls or lesser black backs, you need a big intimidating bird, so falcons are ideal". 

Jo Thewlis
BBC Radio Norfolk

A woman from Norfolk is calling for a public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal.

Michelle Tolley is one of thousands of people who contracted Hepatitis C when she was given contaminated blood by the NHS in 1991 after giving birth to two children. 

Mrs Tolley, who lives near Dereham, will appear on BBC's Panorama programme tonight. 

She now has cirrhosis of the liver as a result and only found out she had Hepatitis C in 2015 after spending years being ill. 

She says it's affected her whole family's life and she wants to know why she was given the infected blood. 

"We want an inquiry. People need to be told why we were infected. I want to know why I was given that blood. It's absolutely destroyed my life and I'm absolutely livid," she said.

Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

King's Lynn young Stars captain Danny Phillips has had surgery on the broken leg he sustained on Sunday night.

The 20-year-old also suffered a fractured vertebra after a crash at Mildenhall last weekend.

Image source, King's Lynn Stars

The youngster is waiting for scans to come back to decide whether he needs surgical intervention on his back injury.

BBC Weather

The return finally of the sunshine today despite a cold start. 

And that sunshine will be prolonged, staying with us all day although it will feel much cooler on the coasts in the wind. 

Temperatures reaching 16 celcius inland, that's 61 farenheit. 

BBC Weather has more local forecasts. 

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Morning from the team. The shutters are up and we're ready for business!

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It's a much brighter start this morning. Kate Kinsella will be here shortly with a full forecast.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

That's all from the Norfolk Live team today - we're heading home, but will return at 08:00 tomorrow.

Scroll down to see the stories we've brought you today... in the meantime here's a few of our main headlines:

• UKIP asks people to vote Conservative in one Norfolk constituency
• New Labour leader for county council
• Norwich author Sarah Perry wins top prize

Have a great evening.