EDP editor David Powles and an expert panel discuss how Norfolk should recover post-Covid-19.

EDP editor David Powles talks to an expert panel including Simon Wright, chief executive of Nelson’s Journey, Claire Cullens, chief executive of Norfolk Community Foundation, Hugo Stevenson, from the Priscilla Bacon Hospice Appeal, and Tim Sweeting of YMCA Norfolk.

As the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News launch the Love Local campaign what can people, the government and business owners do to bounce back now lockdown is lifting? Business editor Richard Porritt is joined by an expert panel including Nova Fairbank, head of policy, governance and public affairs at Norfolk Chambers of Commerce, Stefan Gurney, executive director at Norwich Business Improvement District Ltd and Jonty Young, marketing manager for the Norwich Lanes.

EDP editor David Powles chairs an expert panel on the future of Norfolk and Waveney's gigs, theatres and entertainment after the coronavirus lockdown ends.

Business editor Richard Porritt is joined by an expert panel to examine how businesses in the East can successfully come out of lockdown and ensure the economy bounces back.

It's a debate that has raged over the last few weeks: do parents feel safe sending their children back to school in June and can heads and teachers make schools operate successfully and in a safe, socially-distanced way? In the latest of our Open House online debates we hear from parents, heads and teachers about their thoughts and plans.

Eastern Daily Press editor David Powles and political editor Richard Porritt analyse Boris Johnson's prime ministerial statement and look ahead to his grilling by Keir Starmer.

In the final (for the time being) daily briefing, Eastern Daily Press chief digital reporter Jessica Long and editor David Powles discuss Wetherspoons' universal declaration of independence, the parents not doing any home education, VE Day commemorations and how to do a virtual pub crawl.

Eastern Daily Press chief digital reporter Jessica Long and head of news Ian Clarke discuss a gang breaking into hospitals during the coronavirus crisis to steal gas canisters and a mystery person in a Black Plague costume terrifying a Norwich suburb, and pine for fish and chips in lockdown.

Eastern Daily Press editor David Powles and head of news Ian Clarke discuss whether we're doing well in the lockdown, what restrictions could be partially eased and a heartbreaking letter from a nine-year-old. Plus they swap uplifting music recommendations.