Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn says his side's defence have just "clicked" over recent weeks.

The Canaries made it four Championship clean sheets in a row on Saturday with the 0-0 against Bristol City at Carrow Road.

Norwich will hope to continue that streak with a trip to Middlesbrough tomorrow.

Gunn says that while three points are the priority, he's pleased with how the defence is progressing.

"The back four and myself take massive pride in [the run of clean sheets]. It didn't look like it was going to happen after the start to the season.

"After the international break, something just clicked.

"We're happy with our defensive work in those games. At the end of the day we need to win games, so if that means winning 5-4 we have to do that as well."

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Eastern Daily Press

The back page of the Eastern Daily Press, external: Farke knows Canaries must start scoring again now defence is secure

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A new signalling system is to be installed on train lines in the Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft area.

The work, which will see 66 new colour light LED signals, 22 power operated points, and a remote computer-based signalling control system replacing levers, is part of Network Rail's investment plans for railways.

Level crossings that are currently operated by a crossing keeper will be replaced with barriers remotely controlled by a signaller using CCTV cameras.

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Network Rail says this will improve journey times and reduce the amount of time the barriers are down, meaning fewer delays and congestion for motorists.

There'll be changes to rail services between Norwich and Lowestoft, and Norwich and Great Yarmouth for nine days from Saturday, 21 October until Monday, 30 October while the work is under way and passengers are advised to check before they travel.

• Norwich - Great Yarmouth: Rail replacement bus service runs 21-30 October
• Norwich - Lowestoft midweek: Peak services operating as normal from Monday to Friday, 07:00 - 10:00 and 16:00 - 19:00
• Norwich - Lowestoft weekend: Rail replacement bus service for weekends of 21-23 October and 28-30 October, with train services suspended from late Friday until early Monday morning

Norwich Evening News

The Norwich Evening News, external front page today leads with the city police chief's warning after clubland firearms arrest drama:

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Norwich Evening News

Here's the back page of the Norwich Evening News, external today: Another home draw - but Angus sees fourth shut-out as a platform:

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The Norwich South MP Clive Lewis has criticised the organisers of the Labour Party conference for refusing to hold a vote on the party's Brexit policy.

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Mr Lewis, who was elected as a Labour MP in 2015, is trying to persuade his party to itself to membership of the free market after we leave the EU.

But the organisers decided last night to hold votes on a number of other subjects, and said there'd be no time for a vote on Brexit policy.

Mr Lewis said it's an attempt to stifle debate: "This is the quintissential issue of our generation.

"To not be discussing that elephant in the room, the issue of Brexit, the single market, freedom of movement, I think is wrong and I think it's a mistake, and I think we should be discussing it."

A man is due to appear in court this morning charged in connection with a firearms offence following an incident in the city on Friday night.

Officers were called to Prince of Wales Road shortly before 22:25 following reports that a man had pointed a firearm at another man outside Mercy nightclub.

Armed officers attended and a man was detained on nearby London Street and arrested.

The 23-year-old, of no fixed abode, has been charged with possession of an imitation firearm (replica handgun) with intent.

He was remanded in police custody to appear before Norwich Magistrates Court this morning.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

It's a mild start to the week, although in the west of the region it's rather damp with some light rain. The east is having a much drier and brighter start.

The rain in the west will gradually fizzle out and everywhere will get some hazy sunshine. It will feel quite warm as well with a maximum temperature of about 18C (64F).

Norwich City and Bristol City play out a disappointing goalless draw in their Championship match at Carrow Road.

A crowdfunding appeal saves a retiring farmer's herd of dairy cows from the slaughter house.

We're heading off into the sunset for another week, but rest assured we'll be back raring to go again on Monday morning from 08:00.

Scroll down to find out what's been happening in the county during the week, and don't forget, you can contact us with your thoughts or your stories by using the "Get involved" link at the top of this page.

Enjoy your weekend - we'll see you on Monday.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

There will be thicker cloud and outbreaks of light rain and drizzle spreading eastwards through this evening and overnight.

It'll turn misty in places, with light south to south-westerly winds.

Temperatures under clear skies initially dropping to about 9C (48F), but by the end of the night everywhere will have risen back into double figures.

A grey and mild start to Saturday, with some patchy mist, rain and drizzle.

As the day goes on, drier and brighter conditions should gradually spread northwards.

Some northern parts of the region may hold on to some very patchy rain until late afternoon.

Temperatures will range from 15C (59F), where we keep the cloud, to 19C (66F) in the best of any sunshine.

Get a full forecast where you live at BBC Weather.

An update has been given to a Norwich MP on a review into the murder of a woman in the city beaten to death by her boyfriend.

Joe Storey, 27, who had previous convictions against women, was jailed for life earlier this year for the murder of Kerri McAuley.

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Chloe Smith, the MP for Norwich North, yesterday met the independent chair of a Domestic Homicide Review into the case.

She says the inquiry must run its course, but an important point shouldn't be lost.

"The key message that must come out of this case is that others should feel free to speak up," she said.

"There will be things that this case shows could have perhaps been done better, could be done better in the future, must be done to stop other people suffering the same fate, but a crucial part of that is that anybody suffering domestic abuse should feel free to speak out."

A spokeswoman for Norfolk County Council said: "The Norfolk Community Safety Partnership, external is currently undertaking a Domestic Homicide Review.

"Reviews are carried out after any death where domestic abuse is implicated."

The authority has yet to say when the review will conclude.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Artists in West Norfolk and the Fens are hoping to raise enough money to buy a King's Lynn gallery.

The space has been a showcase for their work for 10 years.

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Greyfriars Art Space was set up to enable artists to show their work and provide studio space for them.

But the owner says she has to put the building on the market next year to meet family commitments.

Cathy Cousins, who runs the gallery, said: "We're in a quandary at the moment because nobody can afford to buy it, but we're trying to raise funds in different ways.

"We've looked at getting charity status, we've been looking at funding, we've got lots of fundraising ideas coming up."

Andrew Sinclair was arrested by armed police in the Norfolk resort of Cromer last month.

Sam Sexton is ready to be "hated" in Edinburgh when he meets Scot Gary Cornish for the vacant British heavyweight title.

No passengers were on board when the two vehicles collided on the A47 near Norwich.

Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Bristol City Manager Lee Johnson says his side will have to be "at their very best" against "Premier League quality" Norwich this weekend.

The Canaries host the West Country side tomorrow in The Championship, hoping to keep their unbeaten streak going.

The Robins have made a fine start to their season. They're up to eighth in the league, in the last 16 of the League Cup and they're also now eight unbeaten.

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Despite his comments about Norwich, Johnson says he's still confident of victory.

"We're going against a top side in the division, a side that is full of Premier League quality. They've recruited very well in the summer and they've got a formidable home record.

"For us to go there and achieve maximum points we'll have to be at our absolute best. If we continue with the confidence levels we've got, I wouldn't bet against us."

Ex-Norwich City player Cedric Anselin said he considered taking his life.

Greater Anglia has apologised after travellers criticised the rail operator for a lack of communication following an incident on the line near Ingatestone.

Services to and from the capital were disrupted for about six hours yesterday afternoon after a person was struck by a train.

Spokeswoman Kerri Worral said: "The staff on the trains should have been making regular announcements just to keep people informed of what was happening.

"At the stations we have our customer information screens, they're a help-point, and at some stations we ask extra staff to go down to those stations to support the staff that are there.

"I know staff on staff stations do everything they can to try and keep people informed, but when there's large volumes of people that can become more difficult."