A Norwich hotelier spots an (extremely small) gap in the market for fantasy hotels. WARNING: for some reason we talk about snails a lot in this episode.

Someone tries to intimidate an 80-year old but she's having none of it. Then, Jamie becomes a reporter in his own right as massive news unfolds literally on his doorstep.

We're back folks! Nothing happened in 2020 so we took a break.  Now comes the long awaited return with new games and stories, plus the usual quality journalism you're used to. Except that last bit about quality journalism.

We go all out in this festive one-off special (except when we did it last time for Halloween) to bring you the most seasonal stories, jolly jumpers and sensational snackbags.  Well, two of us did.  Actually only one if you include the jumpers.  And snacks.  

We hope you have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year and we'll see you in 2020!  Love from Chris, Hannah and Jamie x

As Chris flies the nest for a couple of months we take a look back at some of the modern classics that made the Newsbag cut. Plus one Jamie hated. Plus some final headlines.

We've really had a blast making these and will be back in the New Year with brand new stories!  Hopefully about people knocking over their Christmas tree or inadvertantly kissing their dog under the mistletoe.  Thank you for listening and see you soon.

A character called Homer Simpson turns up out of nowhere to teach Norfolk a lesson.  Or is it all a big prank?  Only "Pranksy" knows.

A desperate resident just wants some rest, but someone's got his number. This episode may interest you especially if you've recently lost a bichromatic bike (and can prove it).

We dissect a very serious report about the state of Norwich's primary outdoor seating system, while a hopeful cruise-goer from Great Yarmouth gets an unwelcome surprise.

Chris, Hannah and Jamie are back for the dreaded second season!  Join us for some light relief (unlike a certain dog) as we provide more irreverant views on irrelevant news. NOW WITH NEW FORMAT!** It looks very similar to the old format.

We highlight some of the pitfalls awaiting unsuspecting drivers in our fine city, including where NOT to turn your car around and where NOT to go to avoid ending up headlamp-deep in "the soggiest place in the country".