University leaders must take “robust action” to ensure Jewish students are not harassed, Downing Street has urged as students have set up encampments on campuses to protest against the war in Gaza.

Alaina Pitcher has been jailed for 40 months (Image: Norfolk Constabulary) Alaina Pitcher, 39, was a prosecution witness in the trial of her former boyfriend Theodore Lynch over the killing of 63-year ...

Britain is set to bask in some warmer weather after the bank holiday washout – with temperatures expected to hit highs of 25C this weekend. Forecasters say temperatures will continue to build in ...

Controversial politician Nigel Farage did not get the answer he discussed Heineken's £39m pub project with a Norwich landlady on GB News.

Onel Hernandez has called on Norwich City fans to get behind their team as they head into a Championship play-off meeting with Leeds United.

The opening date for a "creative" new bar and kitchen in the city's Lanes has been revealed. First Draft Bar and Kitchen will welcome diners through its doors at 25B St Giles Street for the first time ...

Cabinet minister Mel Stride claimed Conservative voters had stayed away on May 2 but could be persuaded to return at the general election.

A court case against a suspected drink driver collapsed after a police officer due to give evidence failed to turn up. Magistrates dismissed the case against Jonathan Greenaway - who was stopped by ...

The leader at Norfolk County Council has announced a reshuffle of key political posts at the authority. Kay Mason Billig, leader of the Conservative-controlled council revealed a change to her cabinet ...

Accounting giants PwC and Ernst & Young have been hit with multimillion-pound fines by the sector’s watchdog over their audits of failed minibonds firm London Capital and Finance (LCF).

A large volume of data stolen during a cyber attack on a health board has been published by a ransomware group. Cyber criminals were able to access a significant amount of data including patient and ...

New restaurants, offices and shopping centres in England will be required to provide single-sex toilets under changes to the law ministers say will “alleviate safety, privacy and dignity concerns”.