2K views · 25 reactions | Catch up with your local news in ITV News Anglia's 30 second update - or you can watch the full programme on ITV at 6pm. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

The ITV Anglia News is on at 6pm. Here's a quick look at the main stories this evening. | ITV Anglia

6K views · 150 reactions | Anglia Television came on air for the first time 60 years ago this weekend. It was the 27th October 1959 when Anglia became the second channel on your TV, the average cost of a house was £2,000 and the average weekly wage was just over a tenner. The technology in TV News has also changed quite a bit as the video shows. More: https://bit.ly/2oeMzSZ | ITV Anglia | Facebook

17K views · 40 reactions | A mother and daughter from west Norfolk whose lives changed after taking a photograph of Princes William and Harry with their wives just over a year ago, have taken another fabulous royal snap. Karen Anvil and her daughter Rachel were invited to last night's BAFTAs to take pictures on the red carpet. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

2K views · 19 reactions | Your round-up of the ITV News Anglia headlines in about 30 seconds. You can watch the full programmes for the East and the West of the region on ITV at 6pm. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

Watch ITV News Anglia reporter Russell Hookey as he met a rather wriggly raccoon during filming today. Someone really should have shared with him the old adage about working with children and animals... http://www.itv.com/news/anglia/update/2016-05-06/never-work-with-animals-apparently-we-forgot-to-tell-reporter-russell/ | ITV Anglia

Tributes are being paid to the entertainer Barry Chuckle who's died at the age of 73. He and his brother Paul performed at many shows in our region over the years - including a production of Cinderella alongside the legendary Dora Bryan at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in 1994. More here: http://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2018-08-05/barry-chuckle-dies-aged-73-watch-archive-of-cambridge-cinderella-performance/ | ITV Anglia

34 reactions · 16 shares | 30 years ago Anglia News was reporting on men's fashion and asking if wolf whistling was sexist. Anglia Television has been reporting the news in the East of England since 1959 and its archive is a rich sources of stories. Back in 1985 Anglia presenters Patrick Anthony and Graham Bell reported from Norwich on cutting-edge fashion. Watch their report: | ITV Anglia | Facebook