Norfolk railway line reopens after being shut by flooding

Greater Anglia said trains had been suspended and rail replacement buses were in place

A railway line in Norfolk has reopened after flooding caused a signalling problem and trains in the east of the county to be suspended.

Greater Anglia said flooding at Whitlingham Junction had affected services going from Norwich to Great Yarmouth, Sheringham and Lowestoft.

However, passengers have been warned to expect knock-on disruption.

Network Rail said it had been "monitoring water levels, which are subsiding".

Part of the railway line at Haddiscoe in Norfolk was closed overnight as a precaution due to the high water level

The Environment Agency has put in place a red flood warning affecting Reedham, Cantley and Brundall, and riverside properties by the River Yare.

Part of Potter Heigham has been submerged after the Environment Agency warned of a tidal surge, with drains seen overflowing.