An 800,000 year old beach on the coast of Norfolk is at risk of vanishing into the sea amid accelerating coastal erosion.

Happisburgh, a popular coastal village in Great Britain, could disappear by 2050 due to coastal erosion, scientists warn.

Happisburgh, on the coast of Norfolk, has lost over 250m of coastline since the 1990s and experts say it could disappear completely by 2050. Dr Ian Richards, a climate analyst and expert in UK ...

The decline of sea defenses in the small Norfolk village of Happisburgh has triggered coastal erosion, affecting the environment and people. This media requires ...

In May 2013 a storm exposed mysterious hollows on the beach at Happisburgh in Norfolk. Follow the progress of the research team as they realise they have found human footprints that are around 900,000 ...