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As pictures of woefully inadequate school meal packages circulate online, we went to Asda armed with £30 to show what children should be getting.

A number of supermarket chains which have stores in Suffolk have said they will ban customers who refuse to wear face coverings.

Three flood alerts have been issued for coastal areas of Suffolk, with officials saying that high water levels are expected in certain areas.

Police issued dozens of fines to people in Suffolk over the weekend for breaching the latest coronavirus rules.

Low income families of young children eligible for vouchers to help with their food shop have been urged to take up the scheme,

Suffolk News take a look at how Google Maps street view has documented the changes to Suffolk towns over the last decade.

In our latest podcast, hear about the hospitals giving out the jab and the vaccination hubs that have been set up.

One of Suffolk's top cops has said he will make 'no apology' for his officers demanding to know why people are out of their homes as the virus surges.

Fourteen new sites are to deliver the coronavirus vaccine across Suffolk and north east Essex from next week.

Communities in and around three towns have recorded the highest number of new coronavirus cases in Suffolk.

There is a risk of black ice forming in Suffolk overnight with drivers having been urged to take care and slow down.

Clap for Carers is set to return tomorrow (Thursday) after being renamed 'Clap for Heroes'.

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced teacher assessment will replace GCSE, AS and A-Level exams.

£1million plans to create a new beach hut village and activity park in a coastal town have been approved by a council’s cabinet.

Burger chain McDonald's says it will temporarily close its walk-in and dine-in branches in light of the start of the third national lockdown.

As the new lockdown comes into force, here's what you can and can't do.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed the country will enter a second national lockdown.

The Prime Minister is to make a televised address setting out new emergency measures to control the spread of coronavirus in England.

These neighbourhoods have recorded the highest number of new coronavirus cases in Suffolk, according to latest figures.

Provided that Covid-19 is under control and restrictions are lifted in 2021, what should we be looking forward to that we weren't able to do in 2020?