Factory 'fireball' kills two men
Two people have died following an 'fireball' in a factory workshop on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Norwich.
Investigation underway after fatal 'explosion' at workplace
An explosion has hit an industrial estate in Norwich killing two factory workers.
The scene is still so dangerous that emergency services have so far been unable to recover the two men, one in his 50s and the other in his 20s.
It's thought the blast started a fire in the paint workshop at Harford Attachments in the Hellesdon area close to Norwich airport.
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Inquest hears evidence into factory deaths
The managing director of a Norwich factory where two men were killed in an explosion, has been giving evidence at their inquests.
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Inquest into deaths of men killed in factory 'fireball'
Daniel Timbers and Barry Joyboth died as a result of the effects of fire and inhalation of fumes of combustion in July 2015.
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PM calls for thorough investigation into "explosion"
The Prime Minister has ordered a "thorough" investigation into the deaths of two men at a warehouse on the outskirts of Norwich.