Paul Moseley
BBC Radio Norfolk

A man who was seriously injured in a crash in Bradwell, near Great Yarmouth, last week has died, police have said.

Officers were called at 23:58 on Thursday after reports a man had fallen from the back of a Nissan Navara pick-up truck in Kings Drive.

He had serious head injuries and was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge for treatment, but died this morning, the police spokesman said.

Chris Goreham
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King's Lynn Stars are facing up to the prospect of two away meetings in three days.

They go to Wolverhampton in the second leg of their Knockout Cup quarter-final tie this evening. The Stars are 18 points down from the first leg. New signing Danny Ayres makes his debut this evening.

Lynn then head to Belle Vue on Wednesday night. The Manchester outfit are currently top of speedway's Premiership.

Plans to cut £124.9m from county council budgets over four years could cost thousands of jobs, the union Unison has said.

A report to the council's policy and resources committee on 3 July predicts the authority will have to save a further £100m on top of savings of £24.9m already agreed. Details were announced last week.

Jonathan Dunning, of Unison, said: "I am not surprised at some estimates that job losses could be as high as 2,500 in the wider economy.

"These would be jobs at the council and also indirectly at other businesses in the county because those made redundant would have less money to spend.

"Also, the major part of the county's budget goes into staff salaries and paying for commissioned services so cuts will hit these."

The council has not announced any job loss figures to the union, but Mr Dunning expects these to be revealed in the autumn when plans turn into proposals.

The final numbers are likely to emerge in the new year when budgets are presented to the council for approval, he said.

Cliff Jordan, leader of the Conservative-run council, said on Friday that the measures would help the council meet its "ambitious plans". He said that money would be raised from commercial activities.

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Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Not many football teams can boast a chairman who has a tattoo of the club's badge, but Cromer Town can.

Jenna Bedwell answered an SOS call after the Anglian Combination club almost went out of business at the end of the season.

Despite suffering from ME, Bedwell has taken over as chairman, having been first team physio and ladies team manager.

The new chairman told us: "Life is for living so I could succumb to my illness and stay in bed all day, or I could keep pushing. The reason I've got to where I am is because I've carried on pushing."

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

The revelation that cladding on a block of flats built near the Norwich City Football Club stadium in 2012 has failed fire safety tests has created concerns among the residents.

Brennan Bank failed the tests carried out on Friday. Four more blocks of flats are being tested.

The tests are being carried out in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster in London.

Broadland Housing says cladding at Brennan Bank, a six-storey block, contains aluminium composite material.

Extra fire safety measures have been put in place there, and at four neighbouring blocks, which are also thought to be affected but have yet to be tested.

Brennan Bank resident Joe Phiri told the BBC: "It's a bit of a shame considering what happened to the other one that this sort of insulation was put into this block.

"It's a bit scary as well to be honest. We've got cladding in here that could easily catch fire."

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

A block of flats in Norwich has failed a fire safety test, following the tragedy at Grenfell Tower in London, and four more are being tested.

It's been confirmed that Brennan Bank, a development near Norwich City Football Club, was the first to be tested.

It's a medium rather than high rise-block and failed tests on Friday. Residents have been told that remedial work is planned soon.

Broadland Housing says cladding at Brennan Bank contains aluminium composite material.

Norfolk Fire and Rescue, external is also advising the developer Taylor Wimpey, external, and managers of some private blocks, on how to minimise fire risk.

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After a sunny start cloud will develop early in the afternoon with the sunshine turning hazy in places.

It should remain dry and pleasantly warm through to the evening.

Maximum Temperature: 20C (68F)

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Today we'll be covering news that Norfolk has one of the highest rates in the country of children being excluded from school.

And in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster in London the BBC understands up to six blocks of flats in Norwich have failed fire safety tests

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The band call off their show in Norwich after Francis Rossi is diagnosed with laryngitis.

Stars including Midge Ure, Kim Wilde and Tony Hadley supported singer Kenny Thomas' appeal.

The Bedford OB was restored in Suffolk and set off from Norfolk on the 1,200-mile (1,931 km) trip.