Rail maintenance workers to go on strike
Rail maintenance workers will begin an eight-day strike on Saturday in a dispute over pay..
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Alligator snapping turtle found in Cumbria
An invasive alligator snapping turtle has been named Fluffy by a vet after being found near a lake in Cumbria..
King thanks public for support
The King has spoken publicly for the first time since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis as he thanked people for their many messages of support and good wishes..
MPs warn Rwanda Bill incompatible with human rights obligations
Rishi Sunaks proposed Rwanda asylum law is fundamentally incompatible with the UKs human rights obligations and would flout international law, MPs and peers have warned..
Gove to detail housebuilding plans
Tens of thousands more homes will be built under plans to regenerate inner-city brownfield sites, Michael Gove has said..
Andrew Scott: £150 theatre tickets are frustrating
Irish star Andrew Scott has suggested that there should be weekly sales of West End theatre tickets as young people struggle to afford £150 tickets..
Woman staying in hospital took heroin from another patient to ‘help her sleep’
A court heard how a woman who was staying in hospital was given heroin by another patient to “help her sleep”.
Pancake racing and accident hotspot set to get roundabout: Look back on headlines from 1986 and 2003
In our On This Week column, we look back through the pages of the Lynn News from February 11 – 17, 2003 and we’re also featuring a picture from 1986.
Pair who broke into man’s home and stole TV avoid jail
Two men in their 20s have avoided going to prison after committing their first burglary.