Hopes of a weekly ritual for runners and fitness enthusiasts returning next month have been dashed following the latest string of government regulations.

With the government having rolled out a new raft of rules in the hope of preventing another lockdown, we want to know how you are feeling about the current climate.

Britain could be staring a second lockdown in the face - if new measures are not abided by and do not prove effective.

The prime minister has warned one person’s mild cough could be another’s “death knell” as he urged people to abide by new restrictions in a bid to prevent a second lockdown.

Confusion among parents has prompted health bosses to issue fresh guidance on when children should be kept off school and tested during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Norfolk is set to sizzle, with weather forecasters predicting temperatures could reach the 30C mark in September for the first time in four years.

Parts of the region’s multi-billion pound tourism industry could crumble in the coming months, bosses have warned - despite seeing an all-time record year in 2019.

Gusts of more than 50mph could hit parts of the county this week as the newly-named Storm Francis looms.

Children going back to schools may be faced with a more “Victorian” set-up as educators work hard to make sure pupils are kept safe during the return.

Children are more at risk of long-term harm if they do not attend school than if they return to the classroom despite coronavirus, the UK’s chief medical officers have warned.

The unmistakable sound of church bells tolling has not been heard in the Norfolk village of Hedenham for almost 30 years.

Two activists from Norfolk who dug out a lawn outside a Cambridge University college have been fined and ordered to pay compensation, while a third awaits punishment.

More rain is expected to be hitting the region this week - but not at the level and velocity of the weekends downpour.

Parts of the region saw a quarter of an average year’s rain fall in just one day yesterday, experts have revealed.

France is among six destinations removed from the list of safe countries people can travel to without going into quarantine following fears they could be experiencing a second wave of Covid-19.

Theatres, soft play areas and bowling alleys will be allowed to reopen in England from this weekend as the government resumes its easing of lockdown restrictions.

Norfolk could be set to sizzle this week, with temperatures predicted to be close to reaching 30C in some parts of the county.

A row over the future of a remote pub in the Norfolk Broads is set to see several moorings closed off to boat-users.

A remote Broads pub’s hopes of reopening as a bistro have been dashed - despite last ditch attempts to reach compromises with objectors.

Owners of what was once one of Norfolk’s most remote pubs will learn on Wednesday if their bid to revive it as a bistro can go ahead.

The chairman of Norfolk’s police federation has said he expects the onus of enforcing the mandatory wearing of face masks to fall with shopkeepers - as the constabulary does not have the capacity to do it.

Wearing face covering in shops and supermarkets is to be made mandatory in a fresh bid to quell the spread of Covid-19, the government is set to announce.

Village cricket will be without one of its most time-honoured traditions when it returns later this month - the friendly break for tea and cake.

Six people were arrested over the weekend for drunk and disorderly behaviour as Norfolk’s pubs pulled pints for the first time since March.

A £1.57 billion support package for the arts could see a decision to cut more than 100 jobs from the region’s main theatre reassessed.

Holiday-makers and other travellers will be able to return from certain destinations without the need to self-isolate from next week, the transport secretary will today confirm.

Around 450 jobs are to be lost at the BBC, after the broadcaster announced a raft of changes to its regional services.

Speeding tickets will be falling onto the doorsteps of more than 2,000 motorists in the county following a two-week campaign from Norfolk Constabulary.

A retired ambulance driver has admitted performing a sex act on himself in a branch of Tesco - including one occasion in the children’s clothing section.

Plane spotters hoping to catch a glimpse of the iconic Red Arrows over Norfolk were left disappointed, after the jets took an alternative route to their base from London.