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Fire wrecks Hickling Hall Grade II-listed building Fire wrecks Hickling Hall Grade II-listed building
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A Grade II-listed building in Norfolk has been destroyed in a fire.A Grade II-listed building in Norfolk has been destroyed in a fire.
Dozens of firefighters from across Norfolk were called to Hickling Hall, Hickling, at about 19:50 GMT.Dozens of firefighters from across Norfolk were called to Hickling Hall, Hickling, at about 19:50 GMT.
Norfolk Fire Service said the three-floor hall, situated on a farm, was "fully involved" in the fire.Norfolk Fire Service said the three-floor hall, situated on a farm, was "fully involved" in the fire.
"The whole building is structurally unsound," said a fire service spokesman. Two crews remained at the scene. The cause is unknown. Roy Harrold, Norfolk's deputy chief fire officer, said: "With the nature of a building fire this intense, it's difficult to get back inside safely."
He added: "There will be pockets of fire hidden underneath debris and rubble in the building."