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Two Norfolk golfers stand side-by-side at Dereham Golf Club. Teenager Liam Caffyn on the left in a blue golf shirt with a Norfolk crest and professional Andrew Marshall wearing a red shirt. Both are smiling at the camera. They are standing in front of a tree-lined fairway.

Teenage golfer and his idol chase major victories

Liam Caffyn 15, and his "idol", Andrew Marshall, 51, are both hoping for international success.

Two men fishing by a lake.

Fishing retreat 'helps men with cancer to open up'

Michael Sayers says men are "notoriously bad" at talking about health and fishing provides a space.

Oliver Arnold has short grey receding hair and a stubbly beard and moustache. He appears on this police custody photo wearing a blue hooded top. The background is grey.

Child sex abuser still on the run year after trial

A man found guilty sexually assaulting a girl aged under 16 is still at large.

A group of three police officers who are standing outside with their backs to the camera. They are all wearing yellow fluorescent jackets with silver lines on the back and silver writing which says POLICE.

Police look for suspected stolen BMW after pursuit

Norfolk Police says it is appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the incident.

We can see rows of solar panels in a green field

Solar 'part of food security solution' - developer

Concerns have been raised about turning agricultural land over to solar panels in the county.

A stand containing hundreds of multi-coloured gift cards, showing various brands. A purple sign with white writing says GIFT CARDS.

Police seize van with more than 7,000 gift cards

Two men are arrested on suspicion of fraud and other offences.

A man with short hair and stubble smiles at the camera and wears a black NARS polo shirt with his name on it. In the blurred background you can see a hi-vis vehicle

King's donation helps charity 'save lives 24/7'

Volunteer medics say they are “truly grateful” for the royal recognition.

A black and white sign which says Toilets in black writing and is pointing towards the right.

New scheme lets shoppers spend a penny for free

It is hoped that more toilet options will encourage people to visit.

Tesco sorry after mobile cancer unit told to leave

The supermarket giant previously allowed a hospital to provide chemotherapy in car parks.