BBC News Norfolk

British citizen Alaa Abdel Fattah's prison conditions are "inhumane", the foreign secretary is told.

Ministers have been talking about Northern Ireland taxation, trade and solar panels.

Another Tory MP backs opponents of a National Grid plan for a 400kV power line across East Anglia.

The UK's plans for post-Brexit trading arrangements have changed the mood, Enda McClafferty writes.

The Norfolk Wildlife Trust says they are likely to be a type of micro ermine moth caterpillar.

The East of England Ambulance Service says the alleged behaviour of staff was "unacceptable".

But Sinn Féin says the UK is acting like a rogue state after it outlines plans for protocol changes.

The government "got Brexit done" by agreeing the Northern Ireland Protocol, but the row around it isn't over.

The orchestra played to a sold-out theatre in the evening and to 500 school pupils during the day.

The EU Commission opposes UK plans to change the Northern Ireland Protocol - but both sides are open to negotiations.

The foreign secretary says the proposed legislation would make changes to the Protocol to resolve the "grave situation".

Non-league manager Matt Morton, cited as an inspiration by Jake Daniels, says he hopes the youngster's career will flourish after coming out as gay.

An occupational therapist says he is waiting for an operation on both his neck and his wrist.

People working and living in rural Norfolk talk about the cost of living crisis.

The move follows a public letter to the supermarket giant claiming farmers would go out of business.

Both also cite national issues such as the fines for a party at No 10 as why they are leaving.

A new strategy cutting funding to the UN is more focused on trade than poverty relief, charities say.