Norfolk is rocked by 3.7-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Great Yarmouth

 Norfolk is rocked by 3.7-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Great Yarmouth - days after homes in Essex were hit by tremor that 'sounded like a bomb'

• The quake struck in an area 56 miles offshore in the North Sea on Sunday 
• British Geological Survey subsequently tweeted to confirm the seismic activity
• Tremors were felt along the coast in Sea Palling, Cromer and Great Yarmouth
  
  
  
  Norfolk has been struck by a 3.7-magnitude earthquake just days after a tremor in Essex that 'sounded like a bomb'. 

• The earthquake is understood to have hit 56 miles off the coast in the North Sea at around 7.14am on Sunday, France's Military Applications Division said.

  The tremor had a 'shallow' depth of ten kilometres, or just over six miles, meaning it was more likely to be felt by residents.

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