That's it for Monday's live coverage of events in Norfolk.

The team will be back in the morning from 08:00, and hope you'll be with us, too.

Have a good evening.

Alex Dunlop
BBC Look East

Our top story today concerns the death of Shane Lay, 42, from in a hit-and-run in Bungay.

Police are appealing for the driver and occupants of the Nissan Qashqai that is believed to have hit him to come forward.

Here's my report.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

This evening and overnight will remain dry with clear spells and light and variable winds. Temperatures shouldn't fall any lower than 4C (39F).

Tuesday will be fine and dry with spells of warm sunshine, although cloud will eventually thicken from the west bringing some rain during Tuesday night. Top temperature: 18C (64F).

Get the full forecast where you live from BBC Weather.

Diss Express

A man from Diss has been found guilty of two child sex offences, external.

Image source, Diss Express

Bury Free Press

Thetford Town have been granted a Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division lifeline, external.

Image source, Bury Free Press

Network Norfolk

Around 500 Christians joined millions around the world in a Global Day of Prayer service, external at Norwich Anglican Cathedral last night.

Image source, Network Norfolk

Let's return now to the story about a partially-closed stopcock being blamed for weeks of low water pressure affecting about 600 residents in the north Norfolk village of Badersfield.

Emma Staples from Anglian Water said a different pipe network was in place "and we aren't responsible for all the pipes in that area."

She said: "Some of them are owned by the local management company and there are others we need to establish who is responsible for."

The leader of Norfolk County Council has been meeting Local Government Minister Greg Clark, who is responsible for a plan to devolve powers to Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. 

Cliff Jordan (pictured) has been speaking to Mr Clark about concerns with the deal, which would see a mayor rule over the three counties.

Image source, Norfolk County Council

Former England player Mal Loye has joined the cricket coaching team at Gresham's School, external, Holt.

Loye, 43, played a significant part in Lancashire's County Championship Division Two title-winning season in 2005 and was the county's leading run-scorer with 1,198.

He said: “I can’t wait to get started at Gresham’s and to share my passion for cricket with the pupils to help them reach their full potential."

Image source, Getty Images

Police say Shane Lay, 42, from Broome, who died following a fail-to-stop collision in Bungay on Friday, is thought to have been on the pavement when he was hit.

Insp David Giles said: "We know that Mr Lay had been out in the town during the day.

"We know from witness testimony there's been a screech of tyres, a thud which is clearly the collision, and then the vehicle making off at speed."

The police officer leading the inquiry into the death of pedestrian Shane Lay, who died after a hit-and-run crash in Bungay, says he's in "absolutely no doubt" that the driver and the occupants of the vehicle, thought to be a Nissan Qashqai, similar to the one pictured below, knew "exactly what's happened".

Image source, Suffolk Police

Insp David Giles added: "I'm appealing directly for the occupants to come forward, help us identify the location of the vehicle, and to give us their version of events."

Mr Lay, who was 42 and from the nearby village of Broome, was walking his dog in Bridge Street at the time of the collision.

Diss Express

Vital support and rehabilitation is set to be provided to dogs in care at Snetterton after a charity officially opened a new training barn, external.

Image source, Diss Express

Earlier we mentioned that Great Yarmouth Borough Council was seeking the eviction of travellers from the Marina Centre South car park.

Here's some video showing the travellers' caravans on the site.

A Norwich man has been charged following a stand-off with armed police in the city on Saturday, after a man was stabbed in the arm.

The 48-year-old has been charged with assault causing grievous bodily harm.

Police say the charges relate to an incident involving a 22-year-old male victim.

BBC Weather

A fine day with plenty of sunshine but there may be a little more cloud at times through this afternoon.

It should still be bright and warm with a top temperature of 16C (61F).

Image source, Weather Watcher 'Candy'

Today's weather picture was taken in Colkirk, by BBC Weather Watcher "Candy".

If you'd like to know more about being a weather watcher, take a look at their website.

BBC Travel

The A147 is closed in North Burlingham and there's queuing traffic in both directions between Dell Corner Lane and the B1140 South Walsham Road, because of an accident involving a lorry and three cars.

Abellio Greater Anglia, external is increasing the number of trains it runs during summer weekends, as part of its franchise agreement with the government.

Two extra mainline trains will operate between Norwich and London, and there will also be changes to branch line services, including an hourly service between Norwich and Lowestoft.

Magistrates in Great Yarmouth are being asked to serve an eviction notice on travellers who have been camped on the Marina Centre South car park since Friday.

A spokesman for Great Yarmouth Borough Council, external says the car park ticket machine will be covered up until the travellers have gone.

He said the council expected the car park to be cleared by the end of today if the eviction order was granted.

Relatives of two teenagers who died after swimming in an old gravel pit lake near Norwich have been told the full inquest will go ahead this autumn.

Image source, Family photos

Bonheur Musangay, 14, and Stella Kambi,17, were with their families when they got into difficulties in the water at Thorpe Marshes, Thorpe St Andrew, last August.

The full inquest will start on 10 October.

More now on the death of a pedestrian who died following a fail-to-stop collision in Bungay on Friday.

Police have named him as Shane Lay, 42, of Loddon Road, Broome.

Mr Lay was walking his dog at the time of the crash. The dog was uninjured.

Image source, Suffolk Police