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A close-up of lots of brown chickens crowded together. They are all looking in different directions and are standing up.

Another case of bird flu confirmed in county

A case of avian influenza is confirmed in commercial poultry, says Defra.

Two mid-19th Century gold-coloured watch movements. The one on the right is slightly smaller than the one on the left. The one on the right is marked Beha & Lickert & Co, St Stephens Plain, Norwich. The one on the left is marked Beha & Co, St Stephen's Plain, Norwich. They are etched with intricate designs.

Murdered watchmaker's rare timepieces sold

Watches made by Lorenz Beha are scarce due to his untimely - and violent - death, an expert says.

A young man with blonde hair and blue eyes, smiling, and sat in a black powerchair. He is wearing a black hoodie and blue trousers. Behind him, the back doors of his van are opened. At the back of the van, there are two seats. Around the van, there is concrete floors. On the right, there is a green hedge.

Wheelchair user adapts campervan to find 'freedom'

Sam says working on the van has helped him to cope with an accident that left him tetraplegic.

A big grey and white building fills up most of the picture. The front of the Sainsbury Centre is seen, with a massive glass window filling up the whole of the front of the building.

Arts venue and steam museum net £1.7m in grants

The grants are part of £270m of funding for 29 arts venues, museums and libraries across the UK.

Shelia Warner stands in front of the base of a lifeboat. She has curled white hair and wears tinted glasses.

RNLI volunteer for 65 years appointed MBE

Shelia Warner, 88, says she is "lost for words" as she is recognised for her work with the RNLI.

A collection of pieces of paper, documents and business cards spread on a table.

Sir Alf Ramsey World Cup reports sold for £17,064

Papers belonging to England's 1966 manager found hidden in an old suitcase go under the hammer.

Black and white photo of Sir Alf Ramsey in a dinner jacket and bow tie.

Suitcase reveals secrets of England World Cup win

Hidden letters reveal the detailed plans that went into England's victory on home turf in 1966.

An open light brown suitcase with a photo of Sir Alf Ramsey and Bobby Moore inside, alongside other documents.

Sir Alf Ramsey World Cup scout reports to be sold

The documents were given to Sir Alf's neighbour, who he lived next to as Ipswich Town manager.

A street level view of Diss Museum, it is shown as being on the corner of a road in Diss with a stone built wall and trees behind it.

Norfolk museum set for 'urgent' refurbishment

The Grade II-listed building dates back to the early 19th Century.