Coastal visitors could face disappointment after rail problems struck on Saturday morning, with high temperatures and a points failure seeing trains delayed or cancelled.

Greater Anglia took to Twitter shortly before 11am to warn passengers some services may be cancelled, delayed or revised after a points failure at Acle.

Services between Norwich and Great Yarmouth are affected.

They tweeted: "Due to a points failure at #Acle some lines are blocked.

"Train services running through this station may be cancelled, delayed or revised.

"Disruption is expected until further notice."

Network Rail engineers are aware of the issue and on route to the site.

The 11.06am Norwich to Great Yarmouth service and the 11.47 Great Yarmouth to Norwich services have been cancelled.

With temperatures set to continue rising and the mercury expected to hit around 25C today, sun-seekers were expected to make trips around the Norfolk coast this weekend.

The temperatures mean that some parts of Norfolk could well be hotter than Ibiza this weekend, with the BBC predicting highs of 24C for the party island today and tomorrow.

The 11.48am Lowestoft to Norwich service was running 10 minutes later after high temperature affected the railway infrastructure, Great Anglia also confirmed on Twitter.

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