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Dinosaur on the loose at The Forum in Norwich

A prehistoric creature surprised people of all ages when he paid a lunchtime visit to The Forum in Norwich.

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• Dancers get set to perform free show in Norwich about 21st century relationships
• Six of the Best: Cultural highlights not to miss this week
• Radio 1 super fan excited that Big Weekend will put city in the spotlight
• Artists needed for Norfolk project looking at immigration over the past 2,000 years
• Norwich Arts Centre to hold festival of film and performance

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Simon Barnes: Taking a walk on the wild side with Carl opened my eyes to beautiful visitors

If you stand in a good Norfolk wind for a while you don’t want to raise your hands to your face. That’s because you fear you’d discover that all the flesh has been flayed off and the bones of your skull were all that’s left. Not that you’d be able to feel anything with your hands.

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• Gallery: Meet the workers who kept Norwich’s railways running
• It’s not just the birds that’ll flock to Norfolk’s gardens
• Opinion: Parents had every right to invoice child who missed birthday party
• Opinion: Why a dog really is man’s best friend - and always has been

East Anglia At War See all



Holocaust Memorial Service in Caister marks 70 years since the liberation of Auschwitz

The millions of people killed in the Nazi Holocaust and other genocides were remembered at a service in Great Yarmouth today.

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• Photo gallery: Iconic red phone box hosts a memorial tribute to war dead
• Video and photo gallery: Great Yarmouth remembers Zeppelin raid victims 100 years on
• Graphic: How Zeppelins brought terror to skies above East Anglia
• Tragic First World War tale of two brothers killed on the same day

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Poor old Steven Whittaker is the latest to be singled out for stick at Norwich City

The Carrow Road crowd is never backwards in coming forwards.

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Heritage See all



Lowestoft marks Holocaust Memorial Day on 70th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation

At the spot where hundreds of Jewish refugees arrived in 1938, the people of Lowestoft gathered to remember those who did not escape the Holocaust.

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• Narborough Bone Mill to be restored in owner’s memory
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