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Suffolk is among the areas in England with the lowest rate of coronavirus infections but residents have been warned not to expect a normal Christmas.

In this week's SuffolkNews Podcast, we hear about a row that has broken out about the future of a Suffolk pub.

Residents across Suffolk are today marking St Edmund's Day - but who was St Edmund and why is he celebrated?

The business's chief executive said Covid trading conditions had forced this action and everyone was saddened to see colleagues leave.

We take a look back at capital punishment in Suffolk and the stories of those who succumbed to and escaped the hangman's noose.

New research has revealed the best places to go stargazing ahead of the much-anticipated meteor shower today and tomorrow.

A new book by social historian Neil Storey has taken an affectionate look at all things Suffolk - a county he has known and loved for many years.

Suffolk's coronavirus infection rates remain below the nationwide average, new Government statistics have revealed.

Students in England and Wales will be allowed to travel back to their family homes across Suffolk for Christmas.

A series of improvements are set to be made to Suffolk’s ‘alternative education’ provision.

The Government has vowed to ensure it considers whether Sizewell C mitigation measures are stringent enough.

Police in Suffolk are hunting for a missing 16-year-old girl who may have travelled to London.

Health Secretary and West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock says the military and NHS staff are on standby to roll out a Covid-19 vaccine in just three weeks.

A coronavirus vaccine could start being distributed across Suffolk by Christmas, say scientists

As part of a national week of action against knife crime, Suffolk Police is urging parents to talk to their children about the issue.

Thousands paid tribute today to all those who fought for our country, the commonwealth, the county.

The second lockdown to try and reduce the spread of coronavirus is underway - find out what MPs, the police, and business bosses have to say about it.

Find out what is closed and what you can and can not do as the new lockdown starts.

Shops have been forced to close and people ordered to work from home from today as Suffolk has been plunged into a second coronavirus lockdown.

Police are warning they 'won't tolerate time wasters' who 'recklessly ignore' coronavirus regulations ahead of the county heading into lockdown.