BBC News Norfolk

A chamber of commerce says the postponement of new food checks is hurting firms.

The union Aslef says its members are "left with no alternative" but to stage a walk-out over pay.

Michael Irons hit Ivy Warnes as she was crossing a road and then went on to ram a parked car.

The historic Sutton Bridge crossing, linking Lincolnshire and Norfolk, fully reopened on Friday.

The pre-Roman invasion coins have been found since 2017 and more may still be unearthed.

Some 16 performers have joined a British circus under the government refugee scheme for Ukrainians.

Nigel Malt used his car to murder his daughter after being "consumed with anger", a court hears.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says Western countries need to "learn the lessons" of the war in Ukraine.

Gail Picken says "it was a pity" new work safety measures were not place prior to her husband dying.

Hundreds of schoolchildren take part in a "Big Sing" to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

The Covid-hit show is back for the first time in three years - with Princess Anne the royal guest.

Stephen Picken was dismantling a gas rig in an outer harbour when he was catapulted off a platform.

Poor ticket sales and rising costs means music fans will miss out on Laura Mvula, Hot Chip and more.

Sanctions against Anna Tsivileva will help weaken the Russian war machine, the UK's foreign office says.

Traditional tourist areas of England have seen local people hit by soaring property prices.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, in King's Lynn, Norfolk, has steel and wooden posts in 56 areas.

Coastal areas in England and Wales have a higher proportion of older people, new census data shows.

The club plugs a kit reveal, but instead publishes a video narrated by Stephen Fry on the issue.

"The reality is the sums did not hold up," its studio director says.