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And here's one that's very topical; of the Duke of Edinburgh who's retiring after today, captured on a visit to the fine county of Norfolk back in 1975.

Image source, Terence J. Burchell

Image source, Terence J. Burchell

Image source, Terence J. Burchell

Thanks to Terence J. Burchell who snapped the Duke, who arrived by train into Norwich railway station and was then taken by boat, "The Princess Margaret", to the quayside near to Magdalen Street and Colegate.

He and his followers then walked down Colegate where The Duke entered The Woolpack Public House.

"To everyone's delight he sent a message out that all photographers may have a drink on him!

"I naturally, joined in and had a beer!

"After my pictures were processed and printed, I took a set into the Woolpack and saw on a shelf behind the bar, the glass with a sign saying that this was the glass from which the HRH The Duke of Edinburgh had had a small drink - I noticed that it had not even been washed up!" added Mr Burchell.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

A man charged with the murder of a woman in Norwich at the weekend has been has been further remanded into custody after appearing before Norwich Crown Court.

Danny Williams, 26, of Godric Place is accused of murdering 49-year-old Farnaz Ali who lived at another flat in Godric Place near Bowthorpe Road on Saturday.

Police said on discovering her body that she had been subjected to a "sustained assault".

Mr Williams will appear at Norwich crown court again in October.

A woman, in her late teens, and a man in his 30s, have been released under investigation while inquires continue.

Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Jonny Howson has been speaking to the BBC about his transfer from Norwich City to Middlesbrough. Howson was at Carrow road for five years after signing from Leeds United in 2012.

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The woman was helped by the Duke of Cambridge on his final East Anglian Air Ambulance shift.

Norwich Evening News

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A new report shows Norwich is one of the most affordable cities in the country for first-time buyers.

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Research by Post Office Money lists Norwich as one of the top three so-called affordable hot spots for people trying to get on the housing ladder in the UK.

Southampton and Nottingham were also on the list. The least affordable places were Bristol and Brighton.

The average price of a Norwich house for a first-time buyer is £196,987.

In a study of more than 1000 people, compromise was the key to realising their dream home, with 70% choosing to buy a home an average of 26 minutes from their original 'preferred' location.

Of those 83% said they were approved for their mortgage first time around, although many could not buy alone.

Half received financial support from friends or family.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Only four men have used a law to find out if there's anything in their partner's history which may be of danger to them.

Clare's Law was introduced in March 2014 in memory of Clare Wood, who was murdered by her partner.

It means the public can ask their local police force if they should be made aware of any history of violence.

Norfolk Police says 369 women in the county have taken advanatge of this right since the law was introduced but men, who can also be victims of domestic violence, have tended not to.

The statistics were obtained by the charity Menkind which wants the law to be referred to as the 'domestic violence disclosure scheme' rather than Clare's law to encourage more men to use it.

Ian McNicholl, a survivor of domestic abuse and the charity's patron says: "This piece of legislation which is gender inclusive, if it was labelled correctly then we wouldn't simply be relying on the man himself to report this type of crime.

"Friends and family members, work colleagues and people in the neighbourhood will then quite rightly look out for their male counterparts too."

The county's Police and Crime Comissioner Lorne Green says about 15% of domestic abuse, external involves men and he's urging men "not to suffer in silence" but to use the law and report any crime.

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Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Norfolk's cricketers were forced to settle for a draw in their final match of the Norfolk Festival against Bedfordshire.

Chasing 324 for victory, Norfolk clung on for a draw - finishing the match 252 for 8.

They had looked more likely to take victory, but when Rob Taylor fell for 75 and Lewis Denmark for 50, attention turned to saving the match.

Next up in the Minor Counties Championship is a trip to Northumberland.

BBC Weather

Some brightness to start off this morning but we're expecting cloud and rain as the day progresses.

The main band of rain will arrive by the afternoon with a strenghtening southerly wind.

It's going to feel a little cooler today as well, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 18C that's 64F.

The rain will become more persistent this evening and overnight.

BBC Weather has more local forecasts.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

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The eight-month-old boy and his parents went missing from Swaffham in April and were found in Wisbech.

Our news updates have now finished for the day and will return at 08:00 tomorrow.

Scroll down to what's been making the news today - including the court appearance of a man accused of murder - and how a dog bed in the boot of a car was mistaken for a body.

Have a good evening.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

Isolated showers will die away to leave a mostly dry night with clear spells, and high cloud.

Staying mild, with temperatures falling to 11C (52F).

There'll be some bright spells tomorrow, but thickening cloud will bring patchy outbreaks of rain which will turn heavier and more persistent.

South-westerly winds will freshen and become blustery by evening.

Temperatures peaking at 21C (70F).

You may be aware of the story making the news today, of doctors calling for schoolchildren to be taught about the importance of breastfeeding.

They argue that mums who do it in public are "often stigmatised".

This week is World Breastfeeding Week. To mark this, at 10:30 on Friday and Saturday, thousands of women and their children will take part in a synchronised breastfeeding at locations across the world.

Mums and their babies are invited to take part in the "Big Latch On, external" at the Healthy Start Baby Cafe in Gorleston on Saturday.

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Kay Horn, a midwife at the James Paget University Hospital, says breastfeeding has health benefits, external for both mum and baby, and they work with mothers to help and encourage them to do so.

Hollywood actor Bryan Cranston, star of the drama series Breaking Bad, external, visited RAFs Lakenheath, external and Mildenhall over the weekend as part of his USO (United Service Organisation, external) tour of Europe.

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"It's been an illuminating experience for me," said Cranston.

"I've always been very proud of the service of the military men and women, but we don't have too much of an opportunity to exchange thoughts and ideas.

"I wanted to convey the sentiment that I feel and that most of the people of the United States feel, and that is an appreciation for the service they've given, the sacrifice that they give and the amount of hours they put in - it's really remarkable and appreciated."

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At RAF Mildenhall, external, the award-winning actor met airmen and their families before touring the base, dining with airmen and making a visit to the 352nd Special Operations Maintenance Group.

He said the start of his USO tour has seen his high level of respect for servicemen and women grow "exponentially", adding "I have a level of sincerity, kindness and honor in these young men and women that really made me feel better about the younger generation.

"I saw real, courteous people who are interested and dedicated to their work."

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Rail passengers travelling on the Norwich to London line are warned to pre-plan journeys, external this month.

Upgrade work is being carried out, particularly during the bank holiday weekend on Sunday 27 and Monday 28 August.

Overhead wires, installed in the 1950s, are being replaced. In hot weather these can sag, leading to speed restrictions to prevent damage from trains.

Network Rail said the new wires were controlled by a system of weights which kept them taut at all times so fewer train journeys were delayed.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Comedian Jasper Carrott has been forced to cancel a show at the Princes Theatre in Clacton because he has to have heart surgery.

The 71-year-old had been due to appear at the theatre in November.

The date has now been rescheduled for next May along with shows in the rest of his tour..

Carrott, who was also forced to cancel his show in Holt, Norfolk, at the weekend has apologised, saying he will do his best to get back to action as soon as possible after the operation.

"Whilst the surgery is not desperate it is obviously something which I need to get done as soon as possible," he said.

"My sincere apologies to all the theatre-goers who have bought tickets to my shows but I know you will understand that my health comes before anything and I will do my level best to get back in action as soon as possible."

The rest of the day will be a mix of sunshine and scattered showers, heavy at times, with temperatures peaking at 22C (70F).

Our Weather Watchers have had their eye on the sky this morning... here's a selection of their photos: