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Shell fishing rights being decided by Supreme Court
Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk
The Supreme Court is deciding in a long-running dispute over whether fishermen from King's Lynn can fish from a seabed in The Wash.
A group led by Lynn Shellfish Ltd claims they're taking cockles lawfully from a disputed territory, which includes a private fishery.
Despite losing in court twice already, the King's Lynn fishermen are hoping the latest 'battle of The Wash' will go in their favour.
Norfolk heritage scheme set to benefit from funding for open days
Tim Addicott
BBC Radio Norfolk
A scheme which unlocks Norfolk's hidden heritage says it's to benefit from new funding after Heritage Open Days won £150,000 from the People's Postcode Lottery.
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For four days each September, access is given to thousands of places, many of which are kept closed to the public, with entry free of charge.
Norfolk rates as the second-busiest county in England with over 300 heritage open day events taking place in 2015.
A11 re-opened following earlier accident
The A11 is fully open following an earlier accident, according to Norfolk police.
'Men NOT at work' signs appear at site of road scheme
Unauthorised road signs have appeared at Horsford where new roadworks are taking place in connection with the the construction of the Northern Distributor Road.
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It seems some are sceptical about the amount of work being done, with one sign reading "Caution: Work NOT in progress".
The county council says the road works will take two years to complete and is asking people to be patient.
Headlines: Junior doctors strike sees 277 appointments cancelled in Norfolk... Man in custody after reports of a person wielding a knife in Norwich
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
The main stories this afternoon:
Junior doctors from Norfolk's main hospitals have taken part in a national strike, leading to 277 cancelled operations and appointments
A man is in custody after reports of a person wielding a knife in Norwich
Pub takes foie gras off the menu after threats from "vegan activists"
MP urges Cambridgeshire businesses to lobby for merger with Norfolk and Suffolk
Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent
The Mid-Norfolk MP has entered the debate over devolution for East Anglia by asking business leaders in Cambridgeshire to lobby the county council to join the bid being proposed by Norfolk and Suffolk.
George Freeman is concerned that if Cambridgeshire doesn't link up to its surrounding counties, the "massive potential" which the east has to offer could be lost.
Cambridgeshire turned down the offer to form a combined authority last month.
A11 closed between Wymondham and Norwich
BBC Travel
BBC Travel is reporting that the A11 is closed northbound between Wymondham and Norwich, due to an accident.
UEA given more 'drinking time'
The students' union at the University of East Anglia has been given permission to extend the hours it can sell alcohol.
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Norwich city councillors have granted permission for the UEA to sell alcohol until 03:30 in the morning - and some of its licensed premises to open 24 hours.
Olympic gold medalist heads to Fakenham
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
Olympic cycling champion turned-jockey Victoria Pendleton will go over the jumps for the first time at Fakenham next week.
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Pendleton will compete over fences on 19 February. She's in the sixth race of the day, at 16:15.
Could shark be heading for 'virgin births'?
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
A female shark that has not been in male company for more than two years has laid two fertile eggs, according to Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre.
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The white spotted bamboo shark was moved to her present home from the chain's Hunstanton aquarium in December 2013, and the centre believes the eggs are a result of a rare asexual process.
“Females somehow manage to add an extra set of chromosomes to their eggs to produce offspring which are either clones or half-clones of themselves," a spokesman said, adding that such births were first recorded in sharks in 2008.
Junior doctors' strike leads to cancelled appointments at Norfolk hospitals
A total of 277 appointments and procedures have been cancelled at Norfolk's three main hospitals due to the junior doctors' strike.
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Queen Elizabeth junior doctors (pictured) are taking part in a second national strike, in protest over a new government contract.
The advice from all the hospitals is that seriously ill patients should go to accident and emergency departments, but otherwise people should see their GP or call the NHS non-emergency 111 service.
Man in custody after 'a number of people' threatened with knife
A man has been arrested after a number of people were said to have been threatened with a knife.
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Police were called out yesterday afternoon to reports of a disturbance in Woodcock Road, Norwich.
A 43-year-old man from the Norwich area was arrested in connection with the incident and remains in custody.
The owner of a pub that claims it was forced to remove foie gras from its menu after receiving death threats from "vegan activists" says its staff were very scared.
Mark Dixon, owner of The King's Arms pub at Fleggburgh, contacted police after receiving nearly 1,000 messages on the telephone and via Facebook.
The dish, made of livers from force-fed geese, has now been taken off the menu.
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Quote Message: They [the callers] said to me 'How about we come and kill you - force-feed you the same way you are doing to those birds?'" from Natasha Rook Restaurant manager, King's Arms
They [the callers] said to me 'How about we come and kill you - force-feed you the same way you are doing to those birds?'"
Headlines: Pub removes foie gras from menu over 'death threats'... Minke whale carcass washes up at Sheringham
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
The main news stories this lunchtime:
Pub removes foie gras from menu, claiming it received death threats from 'vegan activists'
Minke whale carcass found at Weybourne washes ashore again at Sheringham
Junior doctors in Norfolk have joined a national strike over pay and conditions
Watch: Minke whale carcass washes up again
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
The remains of a minke whale have washed up on the beach at Sheringham, after being spotted at Weybourne 12 hours earlier.
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Video caption: Carcass of minke whale washes up at SheringhamCarcass of minke whale washes up at Sheringham
It was initially thought to be the body of a giant squid due to the level of decomposition.
Norfolk cetacean recorder Carl Chapman says the carcass is a dead minke that washed up at Salthouse some time ago and was moved a couple of miles along the coast to Weybourne by the tide.
Pub foie gras 'threats': Police taking no further action
Police have confirmed they received a call about alleged threats to staff at a Fleggburgh pub which had been planning to serve foie gras on its Valentine's tasting menu.
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The King's Arms says it has had to withdraw the pate from its menu after staff received a number of telephone death threats and from "vegan activists".
Norfolk police said it had received a call about the matter but that "it would not be investigated further as no direct threats have been made."
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- Pub removes foie gras from menu, claiming it received death threats from 'vegan activists'
- Minke whale carcass found at Weybourne washes ashore again at Sheringham
- Junior doctors in Norfolk have joined a national strike over pay and conditions
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We'll be back from 08:00, bringing you the news, sport, travel and weather updates as they happen.
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Weather: Chilly with overnight frosts
BBC Weather
A fine but chilly end to the day with clear skies for a good deal of the night.
Temperatures will fall away to lows of -1C (30F) bringing a widespread frost and the risk of icy patches.
BBC Weather has more local forecasts.
Shell fishing rights being decided by Supreme Court
Nanette Aldous
BBC Radio Norfolk
The Supreme Court is deciding in a long-running dispute over whether fishermen from King's Lynn can fish from a seabed in The Wash.
A group led by Lynn Shellfish Ltd claims they're taking cockles lawfully from a disputed territory, which includes a private fishery.
Despite losing in court twice already, the King's Lynn fishermen are hoping the latest 'battle of The Wash' will go in their favour.
Norfolk heritage scheme set to benefit from funding for open days
Tim Addicott
BBC Radio Norfolk
A scheme which unlocks Norfolk's hidden heritage says it's to benefit from new funding after Heritage Open Days won £150,000 from the People's Postcode Lottery.
For four days each September, access is given to thousands of places, many of which are kept closed to the public, with entry free of charge.
Norfolk rates as the second-busiest county in England with over 300 heritage open day events taking place in 2015.
A11 re-opened following earlier accident
The A11 is fully open following an earlier accident, according to Norfolk police.
'Men NOT at work' signs appear at site of road scheme
Unauthorised road signs have appeared at Horsford where new roadworks are taking place in connection with the the construction of the Northern Distributor Road.
It seems some are sceptical about the amount of work being done, with one sign reading "Caution: Work NOT in progress".
The county council says the road works will take two years to complete and is asking people to be patient.
Headlines: Junior doctors strike sees 277 appointments cancelled in Norfolk... Man in custody after reports of a person wielding a knife in Norwich
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
The main stories this afternoon:
MP urges Cambridgeshire businesses to lobby for merger with Norfolk and Suffolk
Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent
The Mid-Norfolk MP has entered the debate over devolution for East Anglia by asking business leaders in Cambridgeshire to lobby the county council to join the bid being proposed by Norfolk and Suffolk.
George Freeman is concerned that if Cambridgeshire doesn't link up to its surrounding counties, the "massive potential" which the east has to offer could be lost.
Cambridgeshire turned down the offer to form a combined authority last month.
A11 closed between Wymondham and Norwich
BBC Travel
BBC Travel is reporting that the A11 is closed northbound between Wymondham and Norwich, due to an accident.
UEA given more 'drinking time'
The students' union at the University of East Anglia has been given permission to extend the hours it can sell alcohol.
Norwich city councillors have granted permission for the UEA to sell alcohol until 03:30 in the morning - and some of its licensed premises to open 24 hours.
Olympic gold medalist heads to Fakenham
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
Olympic cycling champion turned-jockey Victoria Pendleton will go over the jumps for the first time at Fakenham next week.
Pendleton will compete over fences on 19 February. She's in the sixth race of the day, at 16:15.
Could shark be heading for 'virgin births'?
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
A female shark that has not been in male company for more than two years has laid two fertile eggs, according to Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre.
The white spotted bamboo shark was moved to her present home from the chain's Hunstanton aquarium in December 2013, and the centre believes the eggs are a result of a rare asexual process.
“Females somehow manage to add an extra set of chromosomes to their eggs to produce offspring which are either clones or half-clones of themselves," a spokesman said, adding that such births were first recorded in sharks in 2008.
Junior doctors' strike leads to cancelled appointments at Norfolk hospitals
A total of 277 appointments and procedures have been cancelled at Norfolk's three main hospitals due to the junior doctors' strike.
Queen Elizabeth junior doctors (pictured) are taking part in a second national strike, in protest over a new government contract.
The advice from all the hospitals is that seriously ill patients should go to accident and emergency departments, but otherwise people should see their GP or call the NHS non-emergency 111 service.
Man in custody after 'a number of people' threatened with knife
A man has been arrested after a number of people were said to have been threatened with a knife.
Police were called out yesterday afternoon to reports of a disturbance in Woodcock Road, Norwich.
A 43-year-old man from the Norwich area was arrested in connection with the incident and remains in custody.
Weather: Drier and brighter afternoon
BBC Weather
This afternoon will see more sunshine and it will remain dry.
Staying fresh with temperatures reaching 6C (43F).
BBC Weather has more details.
Pub staff 'very scared' by threats over foie gras
The owner of a pub that claims it was forced to remove foie gras from its menu after receiving death threats from "vegan activists" says its staff were very scared.
Mark Dixon, owner of The King's Arms pub at Fleggburgh, contacted police after receiving nearly 1,000 messages on the telephone and via Facebook.
The dish, made of livers from force-fed geese, has now been taken off the menu.
Headlines: Pub removes foie gras from menu over 'death threats'... Minke whale carcass washes up at Sheringham
Mariam Issimdar
BBC Norfolk Live
The main news stories this lunchtime:
Watch: Minke whale carcass washes up again
Rob Sykes
BBC Radio Norfolk
The remains of a minke whale have washed up on the beach at Sheringham, after being spotted at Weybourne 12 hours earlier.
Video content
It was initially thought to be the body of a giant squid due to the level of decomposition.
Norfolk cetacean recorder Carl Chapman says the carcass is a dead minke that washed up at Salthouse some time ago and was moved a couple of miles along the coast to Weybourne by the tide.
Toffolo prepared for his big chance
Here is today's Norwich Evening News back page:
Pub foie gras 'threats': Police taking no further action
Police have confirmed they received a call about alleged threats to staff at a Fleggburgh pub which had been planning to serve foie gras on its Valentine's tasting menu.
The King's Arms says it has had to withdraw the pate from its menu after staff received a number of telephone death threats and from "vegan activists".
Norfolk police said it had received a call about the matter but that "it would not be investigated further as no direct threats have been made."