Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) is a heart condition which can cause heart attacks in healthy young women. The condition, which has been reported as being misdiagnosed as a panic or anxiety attack, cannot currently be predicted or prevented. RUTH LAWES speaks to three SCAD survivors about living with the condition.

The man behind Alton Towers has unveiled an ambitious vision for a five-star holiday resort in Norfolk. John Broome, the founder of the Staffordshire theme park, and Grosvenor Parks Ltd, want to transform Haveringland Hall Country Park, near Cawston, into a luxury park. But the proposals have been been met with anger from people living nearby over fears it will “destroy” the community.

A man who denied running a Japanese restaurant from his Norwich home more than a year ago is selling takeaways and offering the chance to dine in, we can reveal. Allegations Orlando Williams had turned his seven-bedroom home on Earlham Road into a restaurant resulted in a Norwich City Council investigation last January. Officers uncovered a bar and seating for 24 people but no enforcement action

A Norwich patient who was twice denied sterilisation has hit out at the lack of awareness over not wanting children. Heather Baker, who identifies as non-binary, has always known that they would never want children and at a 18 decided to be sterilised.

Lana Del Rey's schtick, in her eight-year long career, has always been yesteryear Americana. "I wasn't even born in the '50s" the 34-year-old singer songwriter clarified in an interview, "but I feel like I was there." It's paid off. The New Yorkers' breakout single, Video Games, uploaded to 2011's YouTube, went viral and earned her a prestigious Ivor Novello award.

A 28-year-old man with no health conditions has urged people to not be selfish as he told how he thought he was going to die in hospital from coronavirus. In a stark warning Ryan Van Waterschoot, from Wisbech, said the ‘horrifying’ virus could happen to anyone and stressed the importance of staying inside to protect everyone’s health.

Dr Richard Gorrod, a GP for 30 years, found himself curled up in a ball on the floor and unable to function. The 56-year-old had not eaten, washed or even drunk water, and was frightened by the slightest noise. "I just completely collapsed." Dr Gorrod said, who lives near Holt and was a partner at Fakenham Medical Practice for 20 years. "I was exhausted and I stopped looking after myself. I had loads going for me. I