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Opinion: Politicians appearing on reality TV is rarely ever a good idea

EMBARGOED PICTURE: FOR PUBLICATION FROM TUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 2019 From Twofour Productions THE JUNK FOOD EXPERIMENT Wednesday 27th February 2019 on ITV Pictured: (l-r) Tessa Sanderson, Nadine Dorries MP, Hayley Tamaddon, Peter Andre, Shaun Wallace and Hugo Taylor Britain is a nation hooked on fast food. We consume 22 million takeaway meals every week and fast food joints are dominating high streets across Britain. In this 90-minute programme, six famous faces have agreed to put their bodies on the line and become guinea pigs in an extreme scientific experiment to find out what our junk food lifestyle is actually doing to us. Singer Peter Andre, The Chase mastermind and barrister Shaun Wallace, politician Nadine Dorries, actress Hayley Tamaddon, Olympian Tessa Sanderson and TV personality Hugo Taylor have bravely given their bodies over to science to take part in an overfeeding study used by scientists to understand exactly how food can affect our bodies. (C) ITV Photographer: Tony Ward For furt

Opinion: Is Theresa May preparing us all for no jam tomorrow?

Which strawberry jam is the best in East Anglia? Picture: Getty Images/istockphoto

‘The whole thing is a bit of a shambles’ - What do people in Norfolk think of Brexit?

Alice Overton, 23, and Emily Nurse, 21, are support workers in Great Yarmouth. They both voted remain and have not changed their minds.

Jonny Woo’s All Star Brexit Cabaret review: It’s difficult to laugh about Brexit - but it’s made easier with glitter

Jonny Woo’s All Star Brexit Cabaret. Photo: Courtesy of Norwich Playhouse

Revealed: Thousands of undiagnosed dementia cases in Norfolk

Sally Copley, Alzheimer’s Society’s Director of Policy Campaigns and Partnerships. Photo: Alzheimer’s Society

How to have a Brexit-free Christmas

Are these Brussels sprouts or just sprouts. Picture: David Lamming

Was leadership challenge best thing that could have happened for Mrs May?

Prime minister Theresa May has won a vote of no confidence Photo: PA

Theresa May wins hollow victory

Prime minister Theresa May won the confidence vote gaining the backing of 200 MPs Photo: PA / Victoria Jones

Christmas chaos looms for Theresa May

Prime minister Theresa May is fighting to win over MPs ahead of the Brexit vote next week Photo: PA / Stefan Rousseau

MP accused of gossiping about ministers in busy restaurant

Chief secretary to the Treasury Liz Truss has been accused of revealing cabinet gossip during a conversation overheard in a reaturant Photo: PA / Victoria Jones

New battle lines drawn as Brexit enters endgame

Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement on the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement in the House of Commons, London.

‘Disgrace’ claim amid fears A47 improvements are in danger of delays

The A47 between Blofield and North Burlingham. Pic: Highways England.

Spending less time with the family

Boris Johnson and his wife Marina Wheeler, in 2016. They have announced in a joint statement that they separated some time ago and are now in the process of divorcing. Picture: Isabel Infantes/PA Wire

Chris Evans? Or Sara Cox? That bloke from Kiss? Who are your top broadcasters?

Radio DJ Sara Cox hosting a pop-up supper an Oxfam food campaign in London in 2012 Picture: Sean Dempsey/PA

Former Norfolk MP and hospital chairman given top NHS job

David Prior. Photo: Bill Smith

TV review: Bodyguard, episodes one and two, Sunday and Monday, BBC1, 9pm, CONTAINS SPOILERS)

David Budd (RICHARD MADDEN) and Julia Montague (KEELEY HAWES) - (C) World Productions - Photographer: Sophie Mutevelian

Let the battle for the centre ground begin

Tony Blair captured the centre ground and won a landslide victory in 1997 Photo: PA

Ambitious, bright and a grafter ... Matt Hancock could go all the way

Matt Hancock arriving in Downing Street Photo: PA / Stefan Rousseau

‘Brexit? It is about far more than jobs and cheap flights’

East of England MEP John Flack

Messy politics offers Mr Corbyn a chance on Brexit

Jeremy Corbyn has been handed an opportunity but will he take it? Photo: PA / Andrew Matthews

Dance show Border Tales tackles issues of multi-cultural Britain

Luca Silvestrini dance piece Border Tales coming to Norwich Playhouse. Photo: Jane Hobson

Tracy Beaker is back after 27 years and now she’s a single mum

Dani Harmer as Tracy Beaker (C) CBBC

Happy 40th birthday, Grange Hill! 40 facts for 40 years

Row-land invites you to find out some fascinating facts about Grange Hill (C) BBC

What are people singing in the shower these days?

Washing the toes is a water transference issue. Picture:BB/ARCHANT LIBRARY

‘Enough is enough’ – MP George Freeman calls for cross-county support to dual A47

Norfolk Chamber of Commerce MP conference. MPs left to right, Richard Bacon, George Freeman, Chloe Smith and Sir Henry Bellingham. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

Thousands in Norfolk and Waveney living with undiagnosed dementia, says NHS

Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire

Norwich City’s 2017 review: The more things change. The more they stay the same.

Nelson Oliveira's bare-chested protest in front of Daniel Farke was one of the abidng images from Norwich City's 2017. Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd

‘Getting political views from comedy is worrying’ – Andy Parsons heads to Norwich

Former Mock The Week regular Andy Parsons is coming to Norwich Playhouse. Photo: Emery PR

Priti Patel’s blind ambition has left Mrs May teetering – again

Priti Patel and Theresa May

Mark Thomas asks in times of fear, where do we find our hope?

Comedian, activist and journalist Mark Thomas brings his latest show to the region. Photo: Jane Hobson

Sir Keir Starmer walks Brexit tightrope as Labour conference tensions mount

Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer addresses the Labour Party annual conference at the Brighton Centre, Brighton.

Sir Vince Cable sets out Lib Dem Brexit plan amid anger at Norman Lamb quitting

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable will set out his plan to foil Brexit.

‘Boris Johnson is wrong’ says Sir Henry Bellingham, ‘we must pay Brexit bill’

Sir Henry Bellingham. Picture: Ian Burt

What’s it like to play Norfolk’s wheelchair tennis star Alfie Hewett?

David Freezer and Alfie Hewett faced off at David Lloyd Norwich. Pictures: ANTONY KELLY

Still no decision if criminal charges will be brought after two men were killed at Norwich industrial unit

Barry Joy and his son Charlie. Picture: SUBMITTED FROM THE FAMILY OF BARRY JOY

Election 2017: “Theresa May is toast” - Clive Lewis reacts to shock exit poll

Labour candidate Clive Lewis. Photo: Mark Tillie

Tories lose overall majority according to exit polls

Prime Minister Theresa May announcing a snap general election on June 8. Picture: PRESS ASSOCIATION

General Election 2017: Full list of the candidates in Norfolk and Waveney - and why you should vote for them

Voters will go to the polls on Thursday. Here, the general election candidates in Norfolk and Waveney say why you should vote for them. Picture: Matthew Usher.

‘I had the honeymoon of my nightmares’: Clive Lewis’s wife makes Wright Stuff cameo as Norwich South MP champions manifesto leak

Clive Lewis, Labour MP for Norwich South, on The Wright Stuff. His wife, Katy Steel,was sat in the audience. Picture: Channel 5

Paddy Davitt verdict: Last orders for this Norwich City vintage

Agony and ecstacy at the final whistle on Good Friday. Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd

Farewell from me in East Anglia’s seat in the parliament press gallery

Annabelle Dickson with presidential candidates (well cardboard cut-outs)

MP warns of backlash if A47 is one of 16 roads schemes under review

The A47 at Hockering where the busy traffic still travels on single carriageway. Photo: Simon Finlay

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt dodges the press on flying visit to Norwich

Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt visits Norsecare Village in Bowthorpe, Norwich.

Nick Clegg wants leaders who ‘drunk the Brexit cool aid’ to answer if Brexit goes wrong

Nick Clegg, Lib Dem spokesman on the EU. Steve Parsons/PA Wire

Do high profile resignations spell the end for UKIP locally and nationally?

UKIP Leader Paul Nuttall speaks at a press conference to announce six key tests for Brexit, at the Marriott County Hall hotel, Westminster, London Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Revealed: The options to dual the A47 between North Tuddenham and Easton

Then Prime Minister David Cameron on the road side at the A47 near Hockering, back in 2015, talking to MP George Foreman (left) and Highway Ageny Alan Kirkdale (right), when he promised investment in the A47. Picture: Matthew Usher.

UEA students’ union offer free sanitary products to students

UEASU has announced sanitary products will be available for free on campus. Picture: Jonathan Murray

Will you lose out from Philip Hammond’s self-employment National Insurance rise?

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond making his Budget statement to MPs in the House of Commons. Picture: UK Parliament/Mark Duffy/PA Wire

Should we have more free schools? Chancellor to announce millions of pounds for more

One of the original free schools. Students from Beccles Free School celebrate winning a category in the world robotics championships in Germany. Pictured are Nye Taylor, Locky Baker, Harry Ingle, Sam Florido and Dylan Jones. PHOTO: Nick Butcher

Larry Sanders among speakers at protest against NHS cuts in Norwich

A number of speakers at the NHS protest in Norwich (Picture: Nicholas Carding)

We are becoming immune to rebellion

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks at the Burston Strike School Rally. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Transport secretary says we must still look after Acle snails after Brexit

Traffic on the A47 Acle Straight which runs between Great Yarmouth and Acle passing through Halvergate Marshes. Picture: James Bass

Theatre producer believes Ed Balls could be a West End star

Ed Balls in Strictly Come Dancing. Issue date: Tuesday October 11, 2016. Photo credit: Ian West/PA Wire

Strong words from the PM, but will the EU call her bluff?

Theresa May talked about helping people with mental health problems in her first speech as prime minister. Campaigners are urging her to come good on that rhetoric ahead of the Autumn Statement. Photo: Philip Toscano/PA Wire.

Read Prime Minister Theresa May’s full Brexit speech here

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May delivers a speech on leaving the European Union at Lancaster House in London, AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth

Labour activists upbeat in Norfolk as national party hit by resignations

Jeremy Corbyn at the No More War event at Parliament Square in August. A Creative Commons stock photo.

Start date given for key step in much-anticipated A47 upgrade project

The launch of the A47 improvements campaign at the Royal Norfolk Showground. MP for Broadland, Keith Simpson. Picture: Denise Bradley

Minister and Norfolk MP says timing is not right to implement second part of Leveson press inquiry

Brandon Lewis MP

Another NHS reorganisation is needed, says Conservative minister and former Norfolk hospital chief

Lord Prior is a former chairman of the Norfolk and Norwich University hospital. He was a health minister until December Photo: Bill Smith

How is Prime Minister Theresa May doing six months on? Her East Anglian grassroots deliver their verdict.

Theresa May has given a speech about mental health this morning. Picture by Philip Toscano/PA Wire

‘You couldn’t make it up’ - The Bishop of Norwich’s Christmas message

The Bishop of Norwich, Rt Revd Graham James. Picture: James Bass

New ministerial post for former Norfolk MP Lord Prior of Brampton

David Prior is in his last week as chairman at the Norfolk and Norwich university hospital before becoming chairman of the Care Quality Commission. Photo: Bill Smith

Norwich group holiday firm secures a slice of lucrative Chinese tourist market

A delegate of 29 Chinese tourists being taken out on the Broads by Visit Britain during English Tourism Week. It is part of a drive to encourage more Chinese tourists to the UK. . Picture: MARK BULLIMORE

Lord (Jim) Prior: The ‘champion of moderate Conservatives’ who was happiest on his Suffolk farm

Barry Bartram with with Jim Prior, then Secretary of State for Employment, opening the Bartram Mowers premises in Norwich in February 1980.

What do the gender gap reporting rules mean for businesses in the region?

The gender pay gap. Joe Giddens/PA Wire

Squeeze’s Glenn Tilbrook on solo gigs, reunions and getting better with age

Squeeze’s Glenn Tilbrook playing solo gigs in Norwich and Bury St Edmunds. Picture: Rob O'Connor

‘I pretend I’m hitting Donald Trump’s face’ - Meet the disabled care home residents who keep fit through their own boxing club

John Grooms Court in Norwich has started a boxing club for its residents. Pictured is Mark Hobson. Picture: Ian Burt

Should immigrants swear an “integration oath” and schoolchildren be taught “British values”?

Louise Casey PA Wire

A47 improvements ‘still due to start in 2019’

Traffic on the A47 Acle Straight which runs between Great Yarmouth and Acle passing through Halvergate Marshes. Picture: James Bass

Analysis: Rhetoric will have to become reality for Theresa May and Philip Hammond on Wednesday

Prime Minister Theresa May speaking to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) annual conference in London. Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Chris Goreham: Norwich City fans left feeling sick to the stomach after home loss

Saturdays defeat at home to Preston felt all too familiar to some Norwich City supporters. Picture: Focus Images

Norfolk MP on shaping Theresa May’s policy agenda and now being a Brexiteer

George Freeman, MP for Mid Norfolk. Picture: Steve Adams

Norfolk born journalist’s inside story on four decades of politics

Phil Webster Picture: David Bebber

Your chance to quiz Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron when he visits Norwich

Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron. Photo: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

Norfolk Chamber celebrates 120 years of driving business change

Caroline Williams, chief executive of Norfolk Chamber of Commerce. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

Prospect of faster A47 upgrade is played down by top minister

Leader of the House of Commons Chris Grayling arrives in Downing Street, London, for the final Cabinet meeting with David Cameron as Prime Minister. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Tuesday July 12, 2016. His successor Theresa May will take up office as Britain's second woman PM on Wednesday, after Mr Cameron answers MPs' questions in the House of Commons for the last time and goes to Buckingham Palace to offer his resignation to the Queen. See PA story POLITICS Conservatives. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

Revealed: Where offshore firms have been buying in Norfolk, Waveney and Fenland

(l-r) Surrey House in Norwich, Tesco on Guildhall Hill and Francis Way at Bowthorpe Park Industrial Estate. Photo: Archant

Lamb calls for cross-party work as Labour MP heads to Brighton

Norman Lamb MP speaks at the Liberal Democrats Autumn conference in Brighton, Sussex. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday September 17, 2016. See PA story POLITICS LibDems. Photo credit should read: Steve Parsons/PA Wire

Norfolk and Suffolk devolution backed by public – but mixed messages on a regional mayor

Andy Wood. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Everything you need to know about the return of Strictly Come Dancing

Full Strictly Come Dancing line-up. Jay Brooks/BBC/PA Wire

Norfolk Police Federation welcomes debate on issue of tattoos for officers

Police officers on the beat in Norfolk.

Police federation calls for ban on visible tattoos to be lifted

Police Officers. Picture: James Bass.

New PM may not be keen to get into row over education

Theresa May is said to be considering a change to the rules on grammar schools. Philip Toscano/PA Wire

No takeover for Norfolk County Council’s ‘inadequate’ children’s services department

Norfolk County Council's children's services department will not be taken over, but Essex County Council has been directed to advise the authority. Pic: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Money-saving Yarmouth mother shortlisted for two top business accolades

Holly Smith, from Hopton, who runs Extreme Couponing

This list of honours is a joke. Where are the real people?

David Cameron's exit honours list has ruffled a few feathers - including Rachel Moore's (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)

Cronyism or Cameron’s prerogative? Some of those honoured locally give their views on the latest controversy

Charity fundraiser David Foulkes, 74 of Hunstanton. Picture: MARK BULLIMORE

Sponsor outlines vision for new free school in Norwich

Valerie Moore, chief executive of the Right for Success Trust, which is sponsoring the new free school. Photo: Steve Adams.

New school for 420 children in Norwich

Norwich North MP Chloe Smith.

The new government: George Osborne sacked and Boris Johnson becomes foreign secretary

Boris Johnson arrives in Downing Street, central London, after new Prime Minister Theresa May, accepted Queen Elizabeth II's invitation to become Prime Minister and form a new government. Steve Parsons/PA Wire

What are our MPs prospects of promotion under a Theresa May premiership?

Theresa May outside the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London, after she secured her place as the UK's second female prime minister through the surprise withdrawal of her only rival in the battle to succeed David Cameron. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday July 11, 2016. Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom offered Mrs May her

Andrea Leadsom pulls out of leadership contest - what happens now?

Screen grab taken from a video of Andrea Leadsom speaking to the media in Westminster, London, where she confirmed that she is quitting the race to succeed David Cameron, saying a nine-week leadership campaign at such a critical time for the UK would be 'highly undesirable'. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday July 11, 2016. See PA story POLITICS Conservatives. Photo credit should read: PA/PA Wire

What do you want from new Prime Minister Theresa May?

Britain'’s next prime minister will be Theresa May (left) after her Conservative leadership rival Andrea Leadsom (right) quit.

Young voters plan rally against Brexit in Norwich tonight

UEA students Emily Cutler and Tom Johnston have said up a rally outside Norwich City Hall tomorrow against Brexit. Photo: Steve Adams

Hundreds at Norwich rally in support of teachers’ strike action

The teachers strike rally at Chapelfield Gardens. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Boris Johnson announces he will NOT run for Conservative Party leader

Boris Johnson said that the next Tory leader would have to unify his party and ensure that Britain stood tall in the world.

How will loss of EU funding affect projects in Norfolk?

The Enterprise Centre. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

George Osborne warns of “inevitable adjustment” in economy after Brexit vote

Chancellor George Osborne speaks at The Treasury, London, where he moved to try to calm market turmoil triggered by the pro-Brexit vote. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Norfolk MP rules himself out of leadership attempt after considering bid over weekend

The Future50 EU debate event taking place in Norwich Shirehall. The EDP's Annabelle Dickson hosting George Freeman speaking for REMAIN and Steve Baker speaking for LEAVE. Photo : Steve Adams

15 questions that need to be answered after leave vote in EU referendum

Photo/Virginia Mayo

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