Thick smoke rises from scene of Norwich wildfire

A replica of the 16th Century Nao Victoria docks in Norfolk from 29 July to 9 August

Three out of four calls made to 999 in June did not need an immediate police response, a force says.

The peal of a full set of a 14th Century church's bells is heard once again across a parish.

It is a major birthday for Cromer's Grade II listed landmark, officially opened on 8 June 1901.

Benjamin Katabana speaks calmly to a call handler while Uchenna Okirie was dying from stab wounds.

Dashcam footage shows the 22-year-old falling from his bike as he loses control on a bend.

The reserved says it represents "a second year of successful breeding" at the site.

He is seen singing, smoking and smiling in one clip, while another shows his speedometer going up.

Police bodycam footage shows an officer chasing the man.

Flames engulfing the building and thick plumes of black smoke can be seen in the footage.

Competitors test their skills on more than 40 pinball machines donated by enthusiasts.

National Highways estimates 30,000 motorists use the stretch in Norfolk.

Pictures show a delay outside the building, from where Andrew is later pictured being driven away.

He was held at Aylsham Police Investigation Centre in Norfolk for 11 hours following his arrest.

Residents welcome a High Court ruling and describe the historic pub as the heart of the village.

Hydraulic crushing machines start work on the first major building to be cleared at the site.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is living on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk having left Windsor.

A volunteer DJ says music plays an important role by triggering memory and keeping people active.

Reform UK supporters waved placards and called for the elections to be reinstated.

Canaries fans share delight after Norwich claim three points against the league leaders Coventry.