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The Norwich-based insurance company Aviva is launching a scheme to attract people over fifty years old into the workforce.

It's part of plans to tackle ageism. Aviva says the UK's facing a jobs crisis in the next five years with 14 and a half million roles being created, but only 7 million people expected to enter the workforce.

A couple who donated a piano to a local school which then turned out to have a hoard of stashed gold sovereigns hidden inside say 'It was a massive surprise'.

Graham and Meg Hemmings had owned the piano for 33 years from when they lived in Saffron Walden in Essex.

They moved to Shropshire two years ago and donated the piano to a local school, where the gold was discovered when it was being tuned.

An Inquest concluded it was treasure, meaning it will now be offered for sale to a museum. The school and the piano tuner who found the gold could be in line to benefit with a reward of up to the market value of the coins under the Treasure Act of 1996.

The original owners say they're happy the find will now benefit the school.

A 19th Century police station and magistrates court is up for sale in Hertfordshire, complete with three prison cells.

The Old Magistrate's Court on Priory Lane in Royston has been converted into a four bedroom town house and is on the market for £800,000.

The three former cells are now used as a gym, a utility room and a study, while the old courtroom which was last in session in 1990, is a lounge and dining area.