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• Arrests Rise To 15 After Thetford Disorder

  Two more arrests have been made following disorder in Thetford, taking the total number detained by police to 15.

• Homes Damaged In Fire Near Diss

  Two homes have suffered significant roof damage after a field fire spread to properties near Diss yesterday afternoon.

• Bishop Calls For Unity In Thetford

  The Bishop of Thetford has called for unity following several nights of disorder linked to anti-immigration protests in the town.

• Extra Police Patrols Remain In Thetford

  Extra police patrols and dispersal powers remain in place in Thetford following several nights of disorder in the town.

• Norwich Airport Faces Industrial Action

  Air traffic control staff at Norwich Airport will begin industrial action next week, potentially causing disruption and airport closures.

• Canaries Cruise Into Carabao Cup Round Two

  Norwich City made a convincing start to their competitive season with a 4-1 Carabao Cup victory over MK Dons.

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• Five Arrested After Thetford Disorder

  Five people have been arrested following several nights of disorder linked to anti-immigration protests in Thetford.

• Man Jailed For Norwich Murder

  A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering a fellow resident in Norwich.

• Strike Continues In Great Yarmouth

  Waste and street cleaning workers in Great Yarmouth are continuing industrial action as a pay dispute remains unresolved.

• Police Defend Response To Thetford Disorder

  Norfolk Police say officers faced significant aggression during disorder in Thetford as investigations into the incident continue.

• Sandringham Public Order Trial Set

  A man accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near Sandringham is due to stand trial later this year.

• Norwich Post Office Cuts Opening Days

  A Norwich Post Office branch has reduced its opening days because of ongoing staffing shortages.

• Experts Warn Over Future Fish Deaths

  Wildlife experts fear fish deaths could become more common as climate change and pollution place increasing pressure on the River Wensum.

• Fridge Recycling Restricted Across Norfolk

  Norfolk County Council has temporarily limited where residents can recycle fridges and freezers because of a national processing shortage.

• Future Secured For Deaf Community Hub

  A West Norfolk community hub for deaf people has been saved after another charity took ownership of the building.

• Memorials Stolen From Norfolk Church

  Police are investigating after copper memorials were stolen and gravestones damaged at a church near Swaffham.

• Chief Executive Candidate Named

  Norfolk County Council has named its preferred candidate to become the authority's next chief executive, subject to formal approval.