Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

A risk of showers across the BBC East region throughout the day, some of these heavy and perhaps thundery during the afternoon.

There will also be some bright or sunny intervals between the showers.

It will feel cool however, with a freshening southwesterly wind.

Top temperature: 18C (64F).

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

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Welcome to our live coverage.

Between now and 18:00 the team here will bring you regular updates to keep you up-to-date with what's happening across the county.

Among the topics making the headlines first thing:

• Claims of a postcode lottery in the county for people needing NHS healthcare at home
• A new sensory garden opens in Dereham
• A special tree is nominated for an award

But we're creatures of habit here, so we'll begin with the weather prospects. Kate Kinsella will bring us those next.

Part of the Norfolk coast is being labelled the Deep History Coast.

Nelson Oliveira's fourth-minute goal is enough to give Norwich a slender victory over Birmingham at Carrow Road.

It's true- Freddy is the world's tallest living dog.

Tributes are paid to a father-of-two who died in hospital after being assaulted outside a sports bar.

Steven Naismith previews Scotland's match against Slovakia, discusses the challenges of moving south and reflects on life in the English Championship.

A family says the decision to buy the tower was made while watching television show Grand Designs.

Freddy the great Dane holds the Guinness World Record as the tallest living dog.

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

Norwch Ciry council has issued new licences to four lapdancing clubs in the city.

The three clubs on Prince of Wales road and one on Dove Street will be allowed to operate for another year.

But the city's licensing committe is going to look at whether there should be a cap on the number of sex clubs iafter the Greens expressed concern that too many could show Norwich in the wromg light.

Green Councillor Lesley Graham told Radio Norfolk that without a cap the council was sending the message "come and have your stag party here, come here and get plastered and aroused"

Reoresentatives of the industry told the council meeting that lapdancing clubs were well policed and "good neighbours"