A pilot and his passenger died in the light aircraft crash on the Queen's Norfolk retreat.

A school which tells parents children should be in bed by 21:30 has issued new rules to families.

We're battening down the hatches and bracing ourselves for the journey home, although the yellow wind warning from the Met Office, external has now been put back until 20:00.

Local authorities are reminding us to take extra care on the roads tonight and tomorrow as there may be fallen trees and branches.

Whatever you're doing this evening and overnight, stay safe and remember, any breaking news between now and 08:00 on Wednesday will still appear here.

Thanks for your company during the day.

Turning wet and windy later this evening with gusts of 65-70mph possible in parts of the BBC East region.

With these sorts of wind speeds, and with trees still in full leaf, branches could come down.

Rain clearing by the early hours leaving clear skies, but remaining very windy.

The temperature will dip to 10C (50F)

Wednesday will have a mixture of more sunny spells and blustery showers with the possibility of hail and thunder and highs of 17C (63F).

Placements with Sixteen Plus can resume, but with closer monitoring, councillors are told.

A 14th Century pub destroyed by fire will be rebuilt, according to its owners.

The Ingham Swan, near Stalham, was engulfed after the blaze took hold in its thatched roof during the early hours of Monday.

In a post on Facebook, external, the owners said they would be “re-imagining” the inn over the coming weeks and months.

"We may be down for now, but we are 100% committed to rebuilding our future,” they said.

A spokesman from Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service said its crews had now left the site, but had returned this afternoon to remove water.

"Investigations are under way into the cause of the fire," he said.

Norfolk Police said the road outside the gastropub had now been reopened.

BBC Weather Watchers

Who'd have thought Storm Aileen is on her way?

BBC Weather Watcher "Santa Cruz Slacker" took this calm and peaceful photograph in Hunstanton earlier:

The headmaster of a state school in Great Yarmouth, who has come in for criticism from parents, has said he wants to "set the record straight" over rules which have been called strict by some.

Barry Smith has published the new rules for Charter Academy on their website, external.

It sets out guidelines - as opposed to strict rules - seen in a leaked induction leaflet.

Some parents have said the new rules went too far with children scared to go to school.

Mr Smith is holding a meeting with parents on Thursday evening.

City College Norwich has apologised but says James Parker, 16, was "enrolled in error".

The planned walkout is in response to a dispute with Greater Anglia over the role of guards.

A man charged with the murder of an elderly dog walker is to be assessed by a psychiatrist.

Eastern Daily Press

And here's the back page of the Eastern Daily Press, external:

Image source, Eastern Daily Press

Eastern Daily Press

This is the front page of today's Eastern Daily Press, external:

Image source, Eastern Daily Press

The manager of Bungay Town Football Club says the passing of former player Aiden Lowe, in his 20s, who died following a car crash at Gillingham near Beccles at the weekend, is "nothing short of the worst of anything I have had to deal with".

Image source, Shaun Cole

Richard Daniels continues, external: "I have known Aiden (pictured left) since he was a 16-year-old at Kirkley.

"It was clear to me then that he was a talented player with so much ability.

"I kept an eye on his progress because I always treated David [Aiden's father] as a very good friend.

"It was with great pleasure that, when I returned to Bungay last season, Aiden agreed to re-join the club.

"His decision to move on never meant he was no longer a Bungay boy and his personality will always be missed.

"I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the whole club, that's everybody, to send his family our thoughts, deepest condolences and total sadness at the tragic and shocking loss of a lovely young man.

"Aiden Lowe will never be forgotten."

Here's a look at some of the stories that have caught our eye so far this morning:

• Two people have died in a light aircraft crash in the west of the county
• Bungay Town Football Club has paid tribute to a former player, who died in a car crash at Gillingham
• The owners of the Ingham Swan are counting the cost of a fire that devastated the 14th Century dining inn

We'll bring you more on these, and other stories, as the day progresses.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

A lovely bright start for many of us across the BBC East region, but a little bit more cloud coming in from the west later this afternoon.

In the meantime, enjoy the sunshine while it lasts.

It'll be quite breezy, but the wind not as strong as yesterday.

As the cloud arrives, we see the risk of a shower this afternoon, but not as heavy or as frequent as yesterday's.

Top temperature 18C (64F).

Things are set to turn very wet and windy overnight - the Met Office has issued a weather warning, external for strong winds across much of the region.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Good morning and thanks for joining us.

We're flexing our fingers and engaging our brains, as we start our regular updates of what's happening across the county.

If there's something we're not mentioning then let us know - you can contact us via the "Get involved" link at the top of this page.

We'll start the day in time-honoured fashion, with a look at the weather prospects.

Kate Kinsella's waiting in the wings to bring us the day's forecast, she'll be with us next.

Dong Energy won a contract for Hornsea Project Two in a government low-carbon subsidies auction.

That's it for our regular updates from across the county, but as ever, any breaking news will still appear here overnight.

If you're just joining us you're not too late to find out what's been happening during the day - you can scroll down to find out what's been going on since 08:00.

We'll be back bright and breezy in the morning (no pun intended, the yellow wind warning on Tuesday doesn't come into effect until tomorrow night) and hope you join us too.

Have a good evening.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

There'll be a few isolated showers but otherwise, it'll be largely dry overnight across the BBC East region with clear spells and temperatures in rural areas possibly dropping a couple of degrees below 9C (48F).

Moderate westerly wind.

Tuesday will start fresh but sunny, and while many places will remain dry, we can't rule out a few showers.

Temperatures about 18C (64F) with a moderate to fresh west to southwesterly wind picking up towards the end of the day.

There's a Met Office yellow wind warning, external in place for much of the region.

Get a full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.