Norwich City's James Maddison believes goals will soon start to flow after their third single-goal win in five matches.

The funeral of a Gateshead man who died when his plane crashed on the Sandringham Estate is to be held today.

Nigel Dodds, who was 58, and his 73-year-old passenger, Valerie Barnes, from Dunston, were killed when their light aircraft came down in Norfolk on 11 September.

They had been flying from Menorca to Newcastle when they got into difficulty.

Mr Dodds' funeral will be held at Mountsett Crematorium this afternoon.

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Residents and visitors to King's Lynn may notice an increased police pressure in the town over the coming weeks.

Extra patrols are being put on to combat aggressive begging and street drinking.

The move follows a number of complaints received over the last month concerning incidents of anti-social behaviour.

Sgt Tom Metcalfe said: "This operation is not about targeting all homeless people but focuses on those causing anti-social behaviour.

"Anyone found to be posing as homeless and exploiting the generosity of the public will be warned about their behaviour before facing prosecution.

"Once this initial phase is complete we will increase our response to tackle those who persistently offend and take appropriate action."

Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich City managed their fifth Championship clean sheet in a row as they beat Middlesbrough 1-0.

James Maddison scored a long-range effort in the first half that he described as one of the best of his career.

The clean-sheet streak is a record for the club. The five shutouts followed the dreadful 4-0 loss at Millwall at the end of August.

Maddison told BBC Radio Norfolk after the match that the squad had been working hard to tighten things up at the back.

"Obviously we highlighted we had a problem as a defending unit, especially after the Millwall game," he said.

"Credit can only go to the boss and the coaching staff as we've worked relentlessly on the training ground to put it right.

"When you come to places like this and get clean sheets and get three points, that's what it's about."

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Paul Moseley
BBC Radio Norfolk

A former senior government official is now chair of governors at a controversial school in Great Yarmouth.

When he was regional schools commissioner, external, Tim Coulson oversaw the board that approved the Inspiration Trust takeover of Great Yarmouth High School.

It then renamed the school Great Yarmouth Charter Academy.

The academy made the headlines earlier this month, with parents criticising "draconian" new rules introduced by the new principal Barry Smith, and a number removing their children.

Thousands more Caesareans a year are down to more "complex births" and are a "concern" for midwives.

Norwich City cling on to inflict a first defeat in eight games on Middlesbrough, thanks to James Maddison's goal.

A teenager at risk to himself and others could not be found a secure mental health bed for a month.

Changes to a community hospital in Cromer have been approved by NHS planners.

The 18 beds at Benjamin Court will now be used for "re-ablement" - to give short-term care to people who are medically fit to leave hospital, but who need more support before going home.

Those who need a higher level of nursing care provided by the NHS afer leaving hospital will still have beds available in Kelling or North Walsham community hospitals.

The decision by the North Norfolk NHS Clinical Commissioning Group follows a 12-week public consultation.

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A controlled burn is taking place at the site of a straw bale fire on land off Rectory Lane, North Runcton.

Norfolk Fire Service was called to the blaze last night, and the burn is expected to last for a couple of days.

King's Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council, external says an environmental health officer has visited the site to assess the impact, and at this stage they say the smoke is not causing a significant issue to local residents, but that the situation will continue to be monitored.

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Tomorrow is National Fitness Day, a scheme that aims to get the whole nation moving a bit more at home and in the workplace.

There are some big names taking part and loads of ways to get involved in your area - here are five of the best...

Bright or sunny spells will gradually develop, but there's also the chance of a few showers which will be mostly light.

Feeling pleasantly warm, with temperatures peaking at 19C (66F).

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A woman needed hospital treatment following an assault in Attleborough at the weekend.

The incident happened between 12:30 and 12:55 on Saturday as the victim was walking along Brays Lane, near to the junction of Magpie Lane.

The male driver of a black Renault Clio got out of his vehicle and hit the woman in the face.

He then returned to his vehicle, reversed and the car collided with the victim.

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The man fled from the scene. The woman was taken to the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital with minor injuries.

A man, aged in his late 20s, was arrested in connection with the incident and has since been bailed pending further inquiries,.

Any witnesses are asked to contact Norfolk Police, or Crimestoppers.

Hearts striker Kyle Lafferty chooses to reveal his gambling addiction in the hope that other sufferers will feel that help is at hand.

Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Cameron Jerome admits his Norwich City team mates have taken time to adjust to Daniel Farke's philosophy.

The Canaries are on a five-match unbeaten run and go to Middlesbrough tonight in The Championship. A win would take City level on points with the sixth place Teessiders.

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Jerome told BBC Norfolk that a slow start to the season had to be expected after big changes at the club.

"Everything's new. The philosophy, the way [Farke] wants to play football. The division's new to him.

"We've lost some quality players and replaced them with some players that aren't familiar with the division.

"All of those things count against you and you need time to adjust."

A farmer from west Norfolk is appealing for help after his truck was stolen for the second time in a year.

The mini-truck was driven off 83-year-old Bobby Dent's driveway in Hilgay near Downham Market overnight on Sunday.

He still uses it to work on the family farm.

His grand-daughter Phoebe Dent says when the truck was taken last year, it ended up on the south coast: "The appeal we put out there we got a really good response and it was found in Dover port, which was brilliant, and it would be great if we could have the same outcome."

A teenager was taken to hospital with serious injuries yesterday evening, after being stabbed in Norwich.

Police were called to Balfour Street in the Ketts Caves area at about 18:40 following reports a male had been attacked with a knife.

The victim was approached by two men, one of whom attacked him before both men ran off in the direction of Morley Street.

The victim was taken to hospital with what is described as a serious injury to his chest.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Another mild start this morning, and a misty one.

The good news is it will brighten up a little later.

The wind is light so the mist and fog may take a time to lift this morning, but it will, and we'll get some bright or even sunny spells through the afternoon.

There is a chance of a shower in parts of the BBC East region.

Top temperature: 19C (66F).

Watch my full forecast here:

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

Tonight: Some outbreaks of rain and drizzle this evening and overnight, but becoming largely dry with clear spells and patchy mist and fog.

There’ll be light east to north-easterly winds and temperatures falling to around 12C (54F).

Tuesday: It may take a while for all the overnight mist and fog to clear and then it should be largely fine and dry with sunny spells and just a few showers.

Light winds between the north and south-east and highest temperatures of 19C (66F).

Nic Rigby
BBC News

A 58-year-old woman has been jailed after she defrauded the social club she workd at for more than £30,000.

Daphne Townsend will serve a 12 month prison term.

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Townsend, of The Street, Acle, was acting as an administrator and trustee for Acle War Memorial Recreation Centre and Social Club (pictured) between April 2015 and October 2016.

She was found to have paid herself cash - to avoid tax, she hadn't banked invoiced money and said things were paid for when they weren't.

In total Townsend admitted to almost £31,000 worth of fraud.

She used the money to pay off her debts and to fund her lifestyle, including a trip to a hotel in Skegness.