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Carer stole £29,500 after befriending woman who called him grandson

Carer stole £29,500 after befriending woman who called him grandson

A care worker who befriended an elderly woman who came to refer to him as her grandson and made him her next-of-kin stole more than £29,000 from her.

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Eastern Daily Press

Simon Parkin

Neighbours fury over 'devastating' plans to tear down chippie

Neighbours fury over 'devastating' plans to tear down chippie

Neighbours have spoken of their devastation over plans to turn a fish and chip shop into a convenience store and flats.

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Eastern Daily Press

Danielle Champ

New details for school development on city outskirts revealed

New details for school development on city outskirts revealed

Wildlife proposals for a school development on the city outskirts have been given the green light.

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Eastern Daily Press

Jack Warren

Norwich Market chip stall's twist on an easter classic

Norwich Market chip stall's twist on an easter classic

The owners of a popular chip stall on the market have put a fresh twist on an Easter classic.

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Eastern Daily Press

Jack Warren

Carer stole £29,500 after befriending woman who called him grandson

Carer stole £29,500 after befriending woman who called him grandson

A care worker who befriended an elderly woman who came to refer to him as her grandson and made him her next-of-kin stole more than £29,000 from her.

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Norwich Evening News

Simon Parkin

Can AI end the female admin trap?

Can AI end the female admin trap?

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:30 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 12:41 pm Can AI end the female admin trap? ...

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City A.M.

Eliza Filby

Brewery and taproom launches bid to extend opening hours

Brewery and taproom launches bid to extend opening hours

The owners of a popular brewery and taproom in the outskirts of Norwich have launched a bid to extend its opening hours.

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Eastern Daily Press

Jack Warren

Once again Starmer addresses the nation – with nothing to say

Once again Starmer addresses the nation – with nothing to say

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:59 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 6:22 pm Once again Starmer addresses the nation...

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City A.M.

Christian May

Major supermarket installs CCTV and floodlights without permission

Major supermarket installs CCTV and floodlights without permission

A major supermarket installed CCTV and new floodlights without getting a council's permission first, it has been revealed.

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Eastern Daily Press

Phoebe Ozanne

5. Rory Stewart still doesn’t know who he is

5. Rory Stewart still doesn’t know who he is

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New Statesman

Will Lloyd

Young mother and baby died after hospital failed to check if she was pregnant

Young mother and baby died after hospital failed to check if she was pregnant

A young woman and her unborn baby died after medics failed to check if she was pregnant during four trips to A&E, a court has heard.

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Eastern Daily Press

Exclusive By Donna-Louise Bishop

MURRAY FOOTE: So long as the independence question remains unresolved, the SNP will stay in power

"The best chance the Westminster parties have of repeating their win in 2014 was yesterday."

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The Courier

Murray Foote

Norwich Market chip stall's twist on an easter classic

Norwich Market chip stall's twist on an easter classic

The owners of a popular chip stall on the market have put a fresh twist on an Easter classic.

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Norwich Evening News

Jack Warren

Expansion unveiled GP surgery that took on another 1,600 patients

Expansion unveiled GP surgery that took on another 1,600 patients

A new modular building has been unveiled at a Dereham GP surgery as part of an expansion at the site due to an influx of patients.

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Eastern Daily Press

Matthew Senior

Reform still on hunt for candidates days before election deadline

Reform still on hunt for candidates days before election deadline

Reform UK is still recruiting candidates for next month’s elections despite the deadline to submit nominations fast approaching.

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Norwich Evening News

Henry Durand

ESG is still undermining fiduciary duty

ESG is still undermining fiduciary duty

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:40 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 10:57 am ESG is still undermining fiduciary...

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City A.M.

James Graham

Next week’s disability cuts will make people destitute – and you might not understand how bad they are until it’s too late

Next week’s disability cuts will make people destitute – and you might not understand how bad they are until it’s too late

Look at the front pages or open a news app in the coming days and you’ll supposedly see the big events facing Britain. But here’s one that is...

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The Guardian

Frances Ryan

The art of the great British ad

The art of the great British ad

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:49 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 12:08 pm The art of the great British ad ...

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City A.M.

Simon Cooper

What’s the main take away from Anthony Albanese’s address to the nation?

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The Guardian

Paul Daley

Neighbours fury over 'devastating' plans to tear down chippie

Neighbours fury over 'devastating' plans to tear down chippie

Neighbours have spoken of their devastation over plans to turn a fish and chip shop into a convenience store and flats.

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Norwich Evening News

Danielle Champ

Bid for four bungalows finally gets the greenlight

Bid for four bungalows finally gets the greenlight

An application to build four bungalows has been given the council's seal of approval nearly six years after it was first rejected.

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Norwich Evening News

Danielle Champ

Young mother and baby died after hospital failed to check if she was pregnant

Young mother and baby died after hospital failed to check if she was pregnant

A young woman and her unborn baby died after medics failed to check if she was pregnant during four trips to A&E, a court has heard.

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Norwich Evening News

Exclusive By Donna-Louise Bishop

Bid for four bungalows finally gets the greenlight

Bid for four bungalows finally gets the greenlight

An application to build four bungalows has been given the council's seal of approval nearly six years after it was first rejected.

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Eastern Daily Press

Danielle Champ

New details for school development on city outskirts revealed

New details for school development on city outskirts revealed

Wildlife proposals for a school development on the city outskirts have been given the green light.

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Norwich Evening News

Jack Warren

Make foreign tourists pay to keep museums free for Londoners

Make foreign tourists pay to keep museums free for Londoners

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:58 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 2:58 pm Make foreign tourists pay to keep...

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City A.M.

James Ford

Doom loop / The disembodied brain cells playing video games

In a suburban Melbourne industrial estate, hidden in a clutter of brutalist buildings and parked trucks, tomorrow’s world is taking shape. Here, an...

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The Spectator

Terry Barnes

5. Could Wales turn Plaid-Green?

5. Could Wales turn Plaid-Green?

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New Statesman

Megan Kenyon

Does Prince Harry regret his ‘Mr. Mischief’ messages?

Prince Harry used to be fun. It is easy to forget this given the Meghan-Montecito-highly litigious incarnation of the Duke of Sussex, but there was a...

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The Spectator

Alexander Larman

Trump has already checked out of NATO

Donald Trump, who will deliver an address from the Oval Office tonight, isn’t giving up on his aims for his war in the Middle East. This time his...

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The Spectator

Jacob Heilbrunn

How the poor survived in ancient Rome

Those for whom the welfare state does not provide as much welfare as they would like might care to reflect on the plight of the Romans, for whom there...

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The Spectator

Peter Jones

Reform still on hunt for candidates days before election deadline

Reform still on hunt for candidates days before election deadline

Reform UK is still recruiting candidates for next month’s elections despite the deadline to submit nominations fast approaching.

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Eastern Daily Press

Henry Durand

Trump’s protectionist Nixon redux takes a darker turn than the original

Trump’s protectionist Nixon redux takes a darker turn than the original

Tricky Dick’s trade and currency war gave way to a pivot towards the multilateral

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Financial Times

Us trade

Why the Vatican is at war with Maga

Why the Vatican is at war with Maga

Trump and Peter Thiel have managed to unite the disparate factions of the Catholic Church against an earthly enemy

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Financial Times

Catholic church

Donald Trump would regret leaving NATO

Donald Trump has yet again raised the prospect of the United States leaving NATO. The President called the alliance a “paper tiger” and said he...

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The Spectator

Sam Olsen

Trump’s presidential library is predictably crass

Trump’s presidential library is predictably crass

Maybe a tad prematurely for a term that ends only in 2029, the Trump Organisation has released a short video on Truth Social revealing, with a...

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The Spectator

Stephen Bayley

The Big Read. Apple at 50: how Asia fuelled its rise to the top

The Big Read. Apple at 50: how Asia fuelled its rise to the top

Japanese industry and Chinese manufacturing prowess played roles in the tech giant’s success, with consequences for both

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Financial Times

Technology

Stealth taxes are rising – here’s how to protect your money before 5 April

Stealth taxes are rising – here’s how to protect your money before 5 April

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:07 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 01 April 2026 10:24 am Stealth taxes are rising – here’s...

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City A.M.

Craig Rickman

Africa / Madagascar offers peace – and lemurs – in abundance

Madagascar, by rights, should be rich and flourishing. It has everything: natural resources, a heavenly climate, picture-book scenery, tropical...

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The Spectator

Prue Leith

I Went On A Date With An AI Chatbot. It Felt So Real — Until He Revealed His Strange Fixation.

Three years ago, I wrote about going on a date with an AI chatbot I named Ross, who admitted to cheating on me during our first conversation. Linked...

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HuffPost

Marisa T. Cohen

Brewery and taproom launches bid to extend opening hours

Brewery and taproom launches bid to extend opening hours

The owners of a popular brewery and taproom in the outskirts of Norwich have launched a bid to extend its opening hours.

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Norwich Evening News

Jack Warren

Battle stars / How we wage war in space

Operation Epic Fury marks a turning point in the art of war. The key to 20th-century battles was air power. In the past, space and cyber activities...

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The Spectator

David whitehouse

Trump, tariffs and turmoil: ‘Liberation Day’ one year on

Trump, tariffs and turmoil: ‘Liberation Day’ one year on

Thursday 02 April 2026 5:19 am  |   Updated:  Monday 30 March 2026 11:40 am Trump, tariffs and turmoil: ‘Liberation...

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City A.M.

Tim Hames

STEVE FINAN: How Dundee councillors can still save face over World Cup bank holiday controversy

"This is a good approach if seated on Hampden’s slopes, not much use in the council chambers."

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The Courier

Steve Finan

A total of 174 gifts donated to Norwich homeless charity this Easter

A total of 174 gifts donated to Norwich homeless charity this Easter

Socks, chocolate and a simple message of hope are bringing comfort to Norwich’s homeless this Easter.

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Norwich Evening News

Sophie Skyring

War and fishing in the Strait of Hormuz

On February 28, I jumped on a fishing charter with some friends and headed out into the Strait of Hormuz. There was barely any wind. The sea shimmered...

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The Spectator

Christopher kennedy-barnard

The age of the aircraft carrier is over

The age of the aircraft carrier is over

Ever since World War Two, America’s aircraft carrier fleets have served as imposing instruments of imperial power, roaming the oceans to cow...

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The Spectator

Andrew Cockburn

Trump’s presence won’t sway the Supreme Court

Trump’s presence won’t sway the Supreme Court

For the first time in memory – and perhaps in history – an American president has attended a Supreme Court argument in person. I recall attorney...

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The Spectator

Alan Dershowitz

Denmark’s unique political model is in crisis – I blame the boomerang effect

Denmark’s unique political model is in crisis – I blame the boomerang effect

We could be at the end of the road for the Danish method of democracy. Our style of parliamentary politics has been celebrated and admired...

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The Guardian

Rune Lykkeberg