Suffolk News podcast: Corrie McKeague was in bin that was tipped into waste lorry, inquest at Suffolk Coroner's Court in Ipswich concludes

In today's podcast, we have the news the inquest for Corrie McKeague has concluded he died after getting into a bin which was then tipped into a waste lorry.

At the inquest at Suffolk Coroner's Court in Ipswich, a jury recorded in a narrative conclusion that Mr McKeague died at around 4.20am on September 24, 2016, in Bury St Edmunds as a result of 'compression asphyxia in association with multiple injuries'.

In their conclusion, they said Mr McKeague’s 'death was contributed to by impaired judgment due to alcohol consumption'.

They added there were 'ineffective bin locks', an 'ineffective search of the bin' before it was tipped, and 'poor visibility through a Perspex viewing window on the lorry'.

Next, a man remains in a stable condition after being attacked with an axe.

Police were called to the Bell Hotel on Market Hill, Clare, at around 8.15pm on Saturday following reports a man had attacked another man with an axe.

The victim, in his 30s, was taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, where he remains, after suffering a serious head injury.

And, in good news, a delighted landlord is breathing new life into a riverside bar and restaurant.

Darren Pratt will open the doors to the Boathouse Bar and Grill on Cross Street, Sudbury, on Thursday.

Formerly known as The Riverside Bar and Restaurant, the venue has been closed ‘on-and-off’ for more than 10 years.