More than a thousand homes across Norfolk have been left without power as Storm Bert sweeps across the county.

Homes and businesses across Thuxton, Hardingham and Hingham have all been left without electricity, UK Power Networks have confirmed.

It is unknown what has caused the power cut - which is affecting 63 properties - but engineers are currently investigating.

At its height, the power cut affected over 400 people and engineers estimate the issue will be fixed between 2.30pm and 3.30pm.

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Another power cut is currently active in the Long Stratton area, affecting properties across Hempnall, Wacton and Tivetshall St Mary.

Only six homes and businesses are currently being affected by the outage, said to be caused by an overhead cable being knocked to the ground by strong winds.

At its height, the outage affected 1000 properties and engineers estimate that the issue will be resolved between 5pm and 6pm.

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Homes and businesses across Potter Heigham, Ludham, Repps with Bastick and Rollesby were also left without electricity earlier this morning.

The power cut - currently affecting 71 properties - is believed to be the result of a fault with overhead cables often caused by high winds.

Earlier this morning, 388 homes and businesses were left without power and engineers estimate that the issue will be resolved between 5.30pm and 6.30pm.