Atdhe Nuhiu hits a hat-trick as Sheffield Wednesday record their best win of the campaign at home to Norwich.

Patrick Bamford's 97th-minute equaliser earns Middlesbrough a fifth-place finish and a play-off semi-final with Aston Villa.

Labour has failed to take target councils in London, while the Conservatives have lost control of two councils.

Joe Root is out first ball and Yorkshire are bowled out for 50 by Essex as 22 wickets fall on a crazy day at Chelmsford.

Lance Martin's property was three feet away from falling to the beach below.

Jurors in the trial of two fairground workers will resume their deliberations on Tuesday.

MPs from Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk met with Network Rail and train operators earlier to discuss what's seen as a vital rail junction in the east.

Politicians and businesses believe improvements at Ely North could reduce journey times and give the economy a boost.

Speaking after the meeting, Elizabeth Truss, Conservative MP for South West Norfolk said: "There's going to be a major push to get funding. We are putting together a vision for the whole of East Anglia."

She added the case would be forwarded to the government this summer, with plans expected to be announced early in 2019.

Image source, Office of Elizabeth Truss

Jabo Ibehre signs a new deal with Cambridge United, but ex-captain Leon Legge will leave at the end of the season.

A shotgun, which had been locked in a cabinet, and an air rifle are among several items taken in a burglary at Knodishall near Saxmundham on Tuesday, police said.

Officers have appealed for witness and information about the break-in that occurred between 20:00 on Tuesday and 10:30 on Thursday.

Offender(s) smashed a ground floor window to gain entry, before fleeing with the two weapons, electrical tools and a camera lens.

The shotgun is a Browning B525 12G O/U, with the serial number 573912W.

South Cambridgeshire Lib Dems sweep to power in the first poll since wards were reorganised.

The lorry was transporting cattle when it overturned in a ditch in Murrow, killing about 20 animals.

Rory Cellan-Jones looks at whether Mark Zuckerberg has done enough to restore trust in Facebook

Two merged councils fear they may not have enough staff to provide services and suspect the existing workforce may not have a sufficient understanding of how precarious finances might be, a risk report has revealed.

The biggest problems facing Babergh and Mid-Suffolk councils are recruiting and retaining staff and "understanding finances" according to a risk report going to cabinet meetings at both councils next week.

Difficulties in staff recruitment and retention are considered "highly probable" and "serious" and could affect the council's income, legal proceedings, staff morale and public confidence. The report said there was "poor progress" on resolving the matter.

Image source, Robin Stott

Poor understanding of the councils' financial position has been identified as a "probable" risk which would be considered a "disaster" causing possible costs in excess of £250,000. Progress on easing these risks is considered to be on track.

Derek Davis, independent Babergh District Council cabinet member for organisational development, said: "We've already made progress on several issues, including recruiting new staff to ensure we maintain the skills and experience needed to work effectively for our communities."

Glen Horn, Mid Suffolk District Council cabinet member for organisational delivery, said: "We are pushing forward with new proposals and new initiatives to ensure we can continue to deliver the services our communities need, at a standard our residents deserve."

A photographer who has won a top accolade explains why her baby pictures mean so much to parents.

The fleet of more than 100 brand new trains will begin service in spring 2019.

The abandoned animals, just three weeks old, were found in Belgravia in central London.

Conservatives and Labour took seats from UKIP and the Greens to consolidate their grip on power.

Norwich stays red as Labour win five seats from the Green Party.

But the Greens remain Norwich's second biggest party as they retain five seats - just ahead of the Lib Dems, who have three.

Razzaq Latif was sentenced to 22 years after being found guilty of repeatedly raping a young girl.

The vote is so close it takes three recounts before the result is declared.