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| | EDP24 News |
| |  | Latitude: A weekend to remember
The trees of Henham Park were lit up in reds, greens and blues, and giant illuminated water lilies floated on the lake.
Once again the Latitude festival took the beautiful Suffolk landscape and added a touch of the surreal and the unexpected - as well as plenty of entertainment. |
| |  | New 'take' on the seaside postcard
For more than a century it has been the favoured way of showing those back home you are thinking of them whilst enjoying your holiday and, of course, keeping them up to date with what the weather has been like. |
| |  | Workers made redundant for second time
Warehousing workers at a Norfolk town have received a second redundancy blow in the space of a year after a logistics firm went into administration.
More than 70 Tulip employees were saved from joining the dole queue when Innovate Logistics leased part of the meat processing factory site in Thetford that closed in September. |
| |  | Tesco affray - new police appeal
Police have renewed appeals for witnesses to an incident of affray at the Tesco store, off Oak Street, which led to the premises being closed for several hours. |
| |  | Dereham actors set to star in lost gem
Young Dereham actors and actresses could be in line to be among the first to star in a “lost gem” written by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber more than 40 years ago. |
| |  | Rural crafts alive at Sandringham show
Eight rural craftsfolk will be demonstrating their skills at this year's Sandringham Flower Show.
Traditional country crafts went on show for the first time in their own marquee at last year's event. |
| |  | Mellow mood as festival winds down
There is a distinctly mellow vibe to Latitude today. Some bleary-eyed campers are slowly packing up their tents in preparation for the journey home, taking one last tour of the site or a final photograph of those ubiquitous pink sheep. |
| |  | Boy badly injured in Worlingham crash
A six-year-old boy is in a critical condition after he was involved in collision with a Mini Cooper in Worlingham, near Beccles on Saturday night.
The boy, who is from the village, suffered major head and chest injuries and his right arm was fractured in the crash, which happened in Rowan Way at 9. |
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| | BBC Sport | Sport Homepage | UK Edition |
| |  | Brilliant Harrington retains Open
Padraig Harrington successfully defends his Open title, winning by four shots after a superb final round. |
| |  | Hamilton fights back for victory
Lewis Hamilton wins the German Grand Prix despite a questionable strategy from his McLaren team. |
| |  | England face battle to save Test
England have a massive task on their hands to save the second Test at Headingley after South Africa racked up a mammoth first innings total of 522. |
| |  | Rossi claims maiden US MotoGP win
World championship leader Valentino Rossi beats Casey Stoner in a spectacular US MotoGP at Laguna Seca. |
| |  | Poulter vows to improve on second
Ian Poulter says there is more to come after his final round of 69 secures him second place at the Open. |
| |  | Schleck takes yellow from Evans
Australian Simon Gerrans wins stage 15 of the Tour de France, as Luxembourg's Frank Schleck takes the yellow jersey in the Alps. |
| |  | Coe keen for Ferguson to lead GB
Lord Sebastian Coe says he has spoken to Sir Alex Ferguson about taking charge of a Great Britain football team at the London Olympics. |
| |  | Drogba absent from Chelsea tour
Striker Didier Drogba misses Chelsea's pre-season tour of Asia because of a knee injury. |