Updates Friday, 30 June 2017
Sacked detective jailed for intending to pervert course of justice
Hundreds of bikers gather for Gorleston couple's funeral
Student's death 'tragedy that should have never happened'
Norwich City unveils new kit
Mental health trust tells of 'deep regret' following student's death
Royal Norfolk Show visitor figures top 80,000
Elbow impress Thetford Forest crowd
Seven hundred businesses are being asked if they want to keep paying into the Norwich Business Improvement District , external(BID).
It works with the firms around the city to help promote Norwich and improve accessibility, which helps to boost trade.
The businesses pay an annual fee and a ballot has opened to see if they want the project to continue.
There are delays on Greater Anglia trains heading for London Liverpool Street.
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And here's the back of today's Norwich Evening News, external:
Image source, ArchantHere's the front of today's Norwich Evening News, external:
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Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk
Norwich City midfielder James Maddison has signed a contract which keeps him at Carrow Road until the summer of 2021.
The 20-year-old has only started one game for the Canaries since joining from Coventry City in January 2016, but has spent time back on loan with the Sky Blues and Aberdeen.
Maddison told the club website:, external "Last season was a big learning curve for me.
"I went on loan and then came back. I made a few appearances and I've only been looking forward since then."
Maddison will hope to push on this coming season and secure a regular spot in the Canaries XI. To do that, he'll have to overcome tough competition from the more experienced Wes Hoolahan and Alex Pritchard.
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Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather
Plenty of cloud around today but there will be some brighter spells.
There will be some sunshine here and there but also some showers developing through the afternoon.
The vast majority of us will stay dry until the evening.
Winds are light and it's a touch warmer than yesterday.
Top temperatures between 18C (64F) and 21C (70C).
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Norwich City midfielder James Maddison signs a deal which keeps him at the Championship club until the summer of 2021.
Read MoreAfter another packed day at the Royal Norfolk Show, it's time to say goodnight.
We'll be back tomorrow with news, sport, weather and travel from 08:00.
In the meantime, any breaking news stories will appear here.
Image source, Hopping Frog/BBCWeather WatchersThis one isn't for the faint-hearted.
Yesterday we mentioned the virtual reality experience on offer at the Royal Norfolk Show which has been designed to promote safer driving. It places you at the centre of a crash... caused by a driver being distracted by a mobile phone.
It's part of the #Impact campaign promoted by Norfolk's emergency services, external. You might want to put your seatbelt on for this.
Virtual reality car crash helps safer driving campaign
Waseem Mirza
BBC Look East
A £27m project to raise two banks on the Ouse Washes reservoir will start next month.
The Environment Agency scheme is aimed at improving the safety of the reservoir's banks.
The work will last three years and takes place during the summer and autumn so as not to disturb breeding at the internationally-important habitat.
The first stage will focus on the Middle Level Barrier Bank between Welney and Mepal and the South Level Barrier Bank between Sutton Gault and Chain Corner (below).
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Tim Addicott
BBC Radio Norfolk
The Lawn Tennis Association has used the Royal Norfolk Show to announce a national multi-million pound investment to improve tennis at the grassroots level.
The £250m will be used to increase the number of covered and floodlit courts by 50% over the next 10 years.
Tony Devonish from the LTA in the east says the organisation also hopes to make it easier to book courts online.
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
How many different breed of sheep are here?
One, two, three, four..... zzzzzzzzzzzz...
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
Of course the show isn't just about the future of farming - although I doubt these models looked quite so pristine when in use...
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
Fancy a Danish pastry the size of your head?
I've never seen cakes this big!
Suspiciously it's lunchtime and I'm in the food tent...
When Britain leaves the EU what will the future hold for Britain's farmers?
Emma Vardy reports from the Royal Norfolk Show where she heard about the future of payments for British agriculture.
The 15-year-old's mother says her son is being victimised for having short hair.
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Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
The MCE British Superbike, external Championship comes to Norfolk this weekend. The Snetterton round is one of the most popular events at the circuit each year.
Jake Dixon won both of the races at Knockhill last time out. He's now eighth in the Championship which is led by Kawasaki's Luke Mossey. Dixon has been meeting fans at the Royal Norfolk Show.
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The RAF Regular and Reserve team rider changed his pit crew after a poor start to the season.
"It's a huge thing to do two rounds in but we needed to do it.
"The people we've got in now have made such a forward step" Dixon told me.
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
I found artist Tom Cringle busy at work, capturing the scene at the showground.
He's one of a number of artists at the Paint Out 2017 marquee...
A wildlife rescuer has been chasing the bird around the streets of Norwich for a fortnight.
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