A father and daughter martial arts team have scored a hat-trick of medals at a European event.

Ian and Aoibheann Power, representing the Great Britain Martial Arts team, participated in the 2024 European International Martial Arts Games staged in High Wycombe, London.

Two days of competition in August saw a flurry of action with kata - forms - unfolding on Saturday and the kumite - fighting - taking place on Sunday.

Aoibheann, a Hellesdon High School pupil, missed out on a bronze in creative kata.

However, in a remarkable comeback, she cinched a bronze in the black belt category for traditional Japanese kata.

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Ian, a sports lecturer at City College Norwich, took silver, battling in his black belt kata segment.

Sunday saw further fireworks when Ian clinched gold in the black belt Kumite category.

This added to their medal tally, culminating in a remarkable collective set of honours.

Aoibheann described the competition as "an unforgettable experience" while Ian conveyed his joy about sharing the milestone with his daughter.