The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed the first case of Omicron in Norwich.

As of December 6 the city had one case confirmed with another three suspected cases awaiting further testing.

The Norwich case is one of five established cases across the county.

There are other two cases in North Norfolk, one case in Great Yarmouth, and one case in South Norfolk.

As well as Norwich's three suspected cases, nine others across Norfolk are suspected of being Omicron.

King's Lynn and West Norfolk have three suspected cases, as does Breckland.

Great Yarmouth has two further suspected cases. South Norfolk has one.

Broadland is the county's only local authority with no cases or suspected cases.

The county's first case was announced on November 29.

The north Norfolk case was one of eight new cases announced in England that day.

On December 8, Boris Johnson announced new Plan B rules in hopes of slowing the spread of the new variant.

The new rules included working from home where possible and the reintroduction of masks in indoor venues.