The deaths of two vulnerable people living in the same Norfolk care home, including an elderly woman who died after she was attacked by another resident, have raised serious concerns.
A woman who feared she would face criminal charges after her terminally ill mother took her life has backed a campaign fighting to change the law on assisted dying.
Faeces under fingernails, weeks without baths and calls to emergency services for support - these are some of the damning observations made at our region's failing care homes.
Scientists studying dementia are appealing for volunteers to help them investigate how feasible it is for people to take up and stick to a Mediterranean-style diet.
Senior doctors have warned that children are "super-spreaders" of flu and have urged parents to get them vaccinated - as new figures reveal than less than a third of the country's infants have had their jab.
A new facility offering activities ranging from DIY to darts is set to open in Sheringham next month, as part of a £315,000 project aimed at tackling loneliness, isolation and mental health problems.
A boy with cancer will spend six weeks in hospital and his mother has made an emotional appeal for cards to be sent to them, ahead of their trip, which he can then open while he's away.
A festive church service featuring music and song will offer hope and support to people living with cancer, and give families and friends a chance to commemorate the lives of loved ones they have lost to the disease.
Norfolk residents are being warned to prepare for more cold weather as the freezing nights are expected to continue in the county over the next few days.
A Royal Navy officer who missed a turning and skidded onto a path while more than four times over the legal limit for alcohol has been banned from driving.
