There’s a time and a place for trees – don’t transplant them for our amusement

Making an exhibition out of living things rather defeats any environmental message they are supposed to convey

Only an international effort can put an end to China’s crimes in Xinjiang

As the daughter of a Uyghur economist imprisoned for life, I call on governments and the UN to act, says Jewher Ilham of the Project to Combat...

‘This was a horrible pandemic – but it wasn’t the big one’: Michael Lewis interviewed

Labour are deluding themselves about Boris’s ‘vaccine bounce’

The Psychology Of Why So Many People Hate Eating Leftovers

Some people are bad about eating leftovers, their refrigerators filled with takeout containers and Tupperware containers of dubious provenance. For...

May I have a word about… the cheugy generation

When relative youngsters are already deemed ‘off trend’, what hope is there for the rest of us?

Bullying Russia yearns to be treated as a great power

Vladimir Putin generates suspense in world affairs like some geopolitical Alfred Hitchcock

Former car showroom could make way for 146 student flats

A former car showroom in Norwich city centre could be the site for an eight-storey block of student flats. Plans have been lodged to demolish the...

Lockdown easing to go ahead - but Hancock won't rule out reversal

People across Norfolk and Waveney can still look forward to a greater degree of freedom as lockdown restrictions are eased on Monday, despite...

Bar splashes out £500,000 on outdoor dining area

The owner of a Thorpe St Andrew eatery has adapted to the pandemic by making a "significant investment" in a new outdoor seating area. Marcus...

Do you know the Norfolk history of this Lancaster bomber weathervane?

Can you solve the mystery of the Norfolk links with a unique weathervane which is also a war memorial honouring seven lost lives? Derek James...

Owner of historic B&B excited as 10-month Covid closure ends

The owner of a grade-II listed bed and breakfast in the heart of Norwich is gearing up for the return of customers after 10 months without...

Former car showroom could make way for 146 student flats

A former car showroom in Norwich city centre could be the site for an eight-storey block of student flats. Plans have been lodged to demolish the...

'This is nature' - Sadness as cathedral peregrine chick dies

Nature lovers have expressed sadness after a peregrine falcon chick died at Norwich Cathedral.  Photographer Chris Skipper, who has regularly been...

‘The Open Road Was Ours’ – This Will Give You A Serious Case Of Wanderlust

I don’t know about you, but as foreign travel tentatively opens up again from May 17 – with a traffic light system we’re still getting our...

"Fast-paced and physical" - Norfolk's first men's netball team starts

Norfolk's first men's netball group has opened in Norwich and they are looking for people to get physical. Norwich United Netball Club (NUNC) are...

A bad day to launch resort's open-topped bus

A rain-soaked Great Yarmouth was not the best setting for the launch of an open top bus - but come summer there are high hopes for the service....

Arthur, 7, takes on 100 mile cycling challenge for worthy cause

A seven-year-old boy is halfway through his mission to cycle 100 miles in May to raise funds for young people who have lost loved ones. Arthur...

Bar splashes out £500,000 on outdoor dining area

The owner of a Thorpe St Andrew eatery has adapted to the pandemic by making a "significant investment" in a new outdoor seating area. Marcus...

Hire bikes in Birmingham next week - full test with park dogs and potholes

Latest news email updates straight to your inbox Coming ready or not... dozens of new 'Boris' bikes will be available to ride in...

I went on a mini-break – and realised how truly confused I am about the Covid rules

With the staggered route out of lockdown, and the different rules for different regions, I am struggling to figure out what’s allowed and when

How satellite monitoring became a surprise ESG opportunity

Japan’s Axelspace expected agribusiness interest but companies have spotted another benefit

Opinion: Why teacher was right to report Confederate flag to police

No matter how you individually interpret it, the Confederate battle flag is a symbol of hate, white supremacy and institutional racism. Recently,...

'This is nature' - Sadness as cathedral peregrine chick dies

Nature lovers have expressed sadness after a peregrine falcon chick died at Norwich Cathedral.  Photographer Chris Skipper, who has regularly been...

A midlife crisis takes shape in the US

A country obsessed with youth must grapple with its declining birth rates

WATCH: Bombs fall on Gaza during Matt Frei's interview with Gaza resident

15 May 2021, 12:54 | Updated: 15 May 2021, 13:05 By Seán Hickey This is the distressing moment that Israeli air strikes fall dangerously close to...

Geopolitics spells the demise of the global chief executive

As tensions between rival countries rise, borderless business becomes more difficult

Friends launch fantasy horse racing site to combat problem gambling

A trio of friends from Norfolk and Waveney have launched a fantasy horse racing platform in a bid to rival heavyweight bookies and combat problem...

Pity the poor standup in Boris Johnson’s kleptocracy

How’s a comedian supposed to be keep pace with this ever more farcical government and its diktats?

Do people believe Covid myths?

Misinformation could be causing real harm in the community

Republican Covid lies follow foreign strongmen’s lead – and are deadly for it

India and Russia show what happens when authoritarians deny reality. The Trumpists would have the US follow suit

Cameron, Alexander, Osborne, Clegg: how the austerity ‘quad’ sold their souls

The 2010 coalition was a disaster. Its leaders have done little to restore their reputation

The property developers still betting on London offices

The market is splitting in two, between modern, flexible spaces and older buildings whose value is likely to decline