From Rocky Balboa to Return of the Jedi, the dramatic comeback is a staple ingredient of the film world.

The murky political climate has left County Hall finances officers unclear whether they need to save £11m or £70m in the next three years.

A businessman who was booted off the Broads Authority less than a year ago has been appointed back to the body - as a local authority member.

Families enjoying the heights and sounds of one of the county's most adventurous tourist attractions may soon also be able to camp overnight a stone's throw away.

A measure allowing police officers to confiscate drink from people in Great Yarmouth has seen the number of alcohol-related incidents in the town cut by a third in three years.

A building which for more than 200 years served as a village pub has been spared a future as housing.

An alien species of mammal is threatening the ecosystem of the region's waters, it has been warned.

A Conservative councillor sparked angry cries from the public gallery after claiming people use food banks to "top up their larders".

An artistic rollerskating club has been assured its 10th anniversary gala will go ahead - despite the venue potentially closing down before the big day.

A new leader has been elected to Great Yarmouth Borough Council - and with him the promise of a new system of governance.

The long-awaited fate of Great Yarmouth's Marina Centre is due to be settled at an extraordinary council meeting next month.

The number of Broads visitors finding themselves in troubled waters reached a 10-year high in the past 12 months - a report has revealed.

Refused plans to build 71 homes close to a school in Gorleston could be revived at appeal.

The Broads Authority is on the hunt for its second new chairman in the space of a year, following the deselection of its current one.

More than 1,500 people have signed a petition calling for a new location to be found for a multi-million pound leisure facility in Great Yarmouth.

With the dust now settling on a dramatic election day, in which control of one of the councils was settled by just 11 votes, here are a few of the things you may have missed as the results rolled in.

A perfect storm of Brexit, low turnouts and spoiled papers has left Conservative groups in Norfolk licking their wounds after a bruising local election result.

After a dramatic day of counting, the political climate of Norfolk for the next five years has been confirmed. The results were as follows:

With the dust already setting on many local election campaigns across the country, Norfolk is eagerly awaiting to see if the county has followed national trends.

Voters in Norfolk appear not to be rushing to the polling stations on local elections day as they are called upon to select their district representatives.

It's local election day and already the polls have open. However, just in case you are yet to vote and haven't had a chance to check who is standing in your ward, here is that all important list of candidates.

Voters across the region will today go to the polls, tasked with selecting the individuals to represent them on the district and parish councils. As the election unfolds, local democracy reporter DAVID HANNANT answers the burning questions you may have.

Controversial proposals to place control of the fire service in the hands of the police and crime commissioner could be revived, it has been revealed.

The Conservative party is already in effect a third of the way to an overall majority in one of the region's councils - before voters have even taken to the polls.

The name of a hoax online 'challenge' which frightened children has appeared on a list of words and phrases blocked from email servers at County Hall.

Election hopefuls are facing their toughest time on the doorsteps in recent memory, with frustrations over national politics proving a significant obstacle.

A Homes Under The Hammer-style scheme that will allow a council to splash out on properties and renovate them has been given the go-ahead.

A multi-million pound revamp of a Great Yarmouth leisure centre is not in jeopardy - despite the project hitting a financial snag.

The Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk looks set to receive the freedom of the Great Yarmouth borough - shortly after being given the same honour in the west of the county.

In May, the decision-making process at Norfolk County Council will undergo a significant change, with the council moving into a cabinet system.