Updates for Monday, 26 October 2015
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Jim Bacon
BBC Look East weather
Tonight will be cloudy with just a few clear intervals. Winds will be light southeasterly. Minimum temperatures: 7C (45F)
Tomorrow will start cloudy, with mist in places. Becoming brighter in the afternoon. Winds will remain light southeasterly, increasing to moderate later.
Temperatures will rise to 16C (61F). More information is available atBBC Weather.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
An awareness week reminding people about the laws preventing the illegal killing of badgers, external has been launched by Norfolk police.
It's estimated that up to 10,000 badgers are killed, external across the UK each year, with perperators facing a fine or prison sentence.
Operation Badger aims to disrupt criminal digging and persecution of the animals. Watch this video of badgers feeding at night-time, sent in by High Ash Farm, external of Caistor St Edmund, near Norwich.
Lynn Lumiere will light up historic buildings in the town until the Christmas lights switch-on.
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Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk
If you're just joining us, these are the main stories this afternoon:
Here is the front page of the latest issue of Just Eaton and Cringleford:
Image source, Just Regional
Diana Hare
BBC Inside Out East
Archaeologists excavating the site of a former incinerator in King's Lynn have discovered rubbish dumped during the Victorian era.
The population of the town doubled between 1811 and 1850, and the number of pubs shot up. Products were being sold in bottles and jars but there was nowhere to dispose of them, so wasteland on the edge of the town was used as a dump.
You can find out more on Inside Out on BBC One in the East of England at 19:30.
Norwich City manager Alex Neil remains positive, despite losing three games in a row.
He's been speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk's Rob Butler, ahead of tomorrow night's Premier League match at Everton.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
The trial of two men who deny murdering two British tourists in Thailand has ended with defence claims that prosecution evidence is "unreliable".
Image source, Press AssociationHannah Witheridge, 23, of Hemsby, and David Miller, 24, from Jersey, were found dead on the island of Koh Tao last year.
Two Burmese migrants Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo initially confessed to the killings but later retracted their statements, saying they'd been tortured.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Two women have been charged with a number of sex offences, including child cruelty and gross indecency.
Elizabeth Dawson, 54, and Eileen Hobart, 76, both of Webster Close, Bowthorpe, were charged with offences including perverting the course of justice. Paul Hilling, 47, of Humbleyard, Norwich, was charged with four offences.
The alleged offences took place in the Norwich area against two victims between 1993 and 2000. All have been granted conditional bail.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
A west Norfolk haulier is hoping to change people's perception of lorry drivers.
Helena Wright, transport manager of W's Transport, says many people wrongly think lorry drivers are smelly men who don't care about anyone else.
As part of a national "Love the Lorry" campaign, she's opening up the company's yard in Wood Norton for anyone to see first-hand what life is like in the cab.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
The annual Norwich Beer Festival, external has returned to the city for the 38th year.
Image source, CAMRAEnthusiasts will be able to choose from more than 200 real ales, and more than 40 ciders and perries from independent brewers across Britain and the Continent.
Two qualified beer sommeliers will be on hand to help people with their selection. The festival runs until Saturday.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Councillors are meeting at County Hall to discuss proposals on ways to make £111m savings by 2019.
They've approved the closure of two fire stations and cuts to adult and children's services. But plans to close 20 libraries and some children's centres have been taken off the table for now.
The possibility of increasing council tax to raise funds will also be considered. A public consultation will now get under way.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Norfolk Live
Scientists at the John Innes Centre, external at Norwich Research Park have grown supercharged GM tomatoes packed with industrial quantities of disease-fighting plant chemicals.
Image source, Getty ImagesJust one of the GM tomatoes grown by the team contains as much Resveratrol as 50 bottles of red wine.
The antioxidant chemical is believed to combat heart disease, cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer's disease.
It is every holidaymaker’s worst nightmare – crashing into a bridge, external while on a relaxing river trip and watching on with a red face as the craft is rescued.
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
Anti-austerity protesters gathered at County Hall this morning to protest against possible spending cuts.
Councillors are meeting to discuss ways of making the savings over the next three years.
Norfolk County Council says it has to make reductions because the government has reduced its funding.
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
Speaking at the Canaries press conference ahead of tomorrow night's away game at Everton, manager Alex Neil says "he's more than up for the challenge."
Looking relaxed and happy, Neil says he's ready to turn things around after the mini blip. Norwich have lost three Premier League games in a row.
Quote MessageI don't take getting beat very well."
Alex Neil, Manager, Norwich City FC
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
Norwich City travel to Everton tomorrow night in the League Cup fourth round and the pre-match press conference has just started.
City have lost three Premier League games in a row, but manager Alex Neil says there's not going to be wholesale changes.
Striker Mbokani has a bug, but should be well enough to travel to Everton.
Clare Worden
BBC Radio Norfolk
Here are the top stories for Norfolk this lunchtime:
Over the years, the UEA has been responsible for some of the world’s finest research, in a dazzling array of fields.
But none has been quite like the latest output from Matthew Woodcock, a senior lecturer, external at the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing.
