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  Drake's Fans Believe He Hints at Kim Kardashian Affair With Kanye West Diss on New Song Celebrity The Canadian rapper takes a jab at his longtime nemesis in 'Wants and Needs', fueling wild speculation that started in 2018 about him allegedly having a fling with Ye's wife. Mar 6, 2021 Drake has fanned wild speculation about his alleged affair with Kim Kardashian following the release of his three new tracks. The Canadian star took a shot at his longtime nemesis Kanye West in "Wants and Needs", making fans convinced that he hinted at his supposed fling with the Atlanta star's now-estrang...

Diss man sentenced after socket wrench attack  | Updated: 15:14, 05 March 2021 A 33-year-old man who attacked a man with a metal tool in a park in Diss has been sentenced to 30 months in prison. Mark Stagg, of Viscount Close, Diss, appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Friday, March 5, after pleading guilty to unlawful wounding in an earlier hearing. The court heard how on August 17 2019, shortly after 9.40pm, police had been called to Park Road, following reports a man had suffered head and facial injuries after being attacked by another man armed with a socket wrench. Mark Stagg was senteced...

Harleston business builds on success amid a changing lockdown landscape  | Updated: 15:30, 08 March 2021 A family-run landscaping business has been weathering the lockdown storm, with team spirit and hard work at the root of its success. Having initially been formed more than 20 years ago by Justin Hunt and his partner, Jo Grainger, J H Property and Landscaping offers a vast range of services to an area stretching across East Anglia. “We cover a large area and, while lockdown presented challenges at first, especially in terms of the supply of materials, we’ve been fortunate in tha...

An animal sanctuary is issuing a plea for help after hay costs soared through winter.

Diss business is bouncing back after lockdown blues An innovative business is enjoying a resurgence after struggling through lockdowns and almost folding. Little Tents was initially formed in March of last year, shortly before the pandemic struck, but with its services involving children mixing in close proximity, business owner Jordan Coleman decided to pause operations. “The last thing I wanted was to encourage sleepovers and mixing of households, so I decided to leave it on the back-burner,” said the 41-year-old, who lives with her husband Philip in De Lucy Close, Diss. Jordan Co...