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Norfolk doctors have slammed a lack of equipment to protect them in the fight against coronavirus, with one even asking friends to find a snorkelling mask to shield them.

The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Suffolk and Essex has risen again - with the combined figure for both counties now more than 500.

The number of positive coronavirus cases in Norfolk has risen to 180.

Two more patients being treated for coronavirus have died at the James Paget Hospital, bringing the total to five.

A Norfolk family-run company is producing 100,000 protective visors for key workers amid the coronavirus outbreak - with no profit margin added to the price.

Twenty-five people have now died in Norfolk as a result of coronavirus, as a further seven deaths were confirmed at the county’s hospitals.

A warning has been issued following reports of “fake apps” that are claiming to provide updates on coronavirus.

A police chief has echoed calls to stay home and save lives as he warned police will continue to bring criminals to justice.

Norfolk Police has had a flood of responses from former police officers wanting to help in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, it has emerged.

Victims of domestic abuse have been reassured that help is still out there despite the country being in lockdown following the coronavirus outbreak.

The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Suffolk and Essex has risen again - with the combined figure for both counties now more than 500.

The number of positive coronavirus cases in Norfolk has risen to 180.

Two more patients being treated for coronavirus have died at the James Paget Hospital, bringing the total to five.

Twenty-five people have now died in Norfolk as a result of coronavirus, as a further seven deaths were confirmed at the county’s hospitals.

Three quarters of parents fear the coronavirus pandemic will effect their children’s education, a survey has suggested.

Parents have spoken of the challenges of homeschooling children with special educational needs and disability (SEND) and have shared their tips.

A further education (FE) college will move not just lessons but its entire support network online as schools are ordered to close following coronavirus concerns.

They have improved the activity levels of children in schools across north Suffolk, showcased talented teams and individuals and highlighted the importance of health and wellbeing.

A busy roundabout service station could be transformed after plans were submitted for two new drive-through restaurants, a shop and upgrades to existing services.

Suffolk brewer Adnams is refusing to let its food and drink supplies go to waste by sharing them among the community.

A team of technicians have pulled out all the stops to help an isolated community of mainly elderly people to stay in touch with services during the coronavirus lockdown.

The UK has gone into lockdown – but many staff are confused about where they stand when it comes to going to work and what happens when they get there.