TV and Radio

Radio presenter and ex Ipswich Town footballer Alan Brazil has reassured fans he is 'on the mend' after sharing a video online from the Suffolk coast.

Popular BBC Radio Suffolk presenter James Hazell has hit out at his bosses after having his contract terminated against his wishes.

A blacksmith from Suffolk has credited the popular BBC show ‘The Repair Shop’ for the increase he has seen in business.

Some places in Suffolk look like they are straight out of a film set, so it isn't surprising that many locations have featured on the big screen.

A young Suffolk artist has been crowned the country's next make-up star after winning the final of hit BBC show Glow Up.

A Suffolk woman who was abandoned as a baby meets her half sister for the first time in tonight's episode of Long Lost Family: Born Without a Trace.

A Suffolk venue will provide the backdrop to a live set performed by Ed Sheeran when it is enjoyed by thousands of people this Bank Holiday weekend.

From new blockbuster movies to much-talked about shows and documentaries, streaming services have some exciting plans for viewers.

Here's our pick of the best shows on TV, download and to stream next week.

A famous historian and TV presenter has been out and about in Suffolk filming for his latest programme.

Contestants from the latest series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK will be bringing the country's 'biggest ever RuPaul tour' to Suffolk next year.

Death in Paradise was one of the most popular programmes on television and the show can trace its heritage all the way back to Suffolk.

Two former Love Island stars were on hand to talk mental health as part of an awareness week hosted by a college.

A delighted mum was thrilled to see a biscuit she made in the image of comedian Jo Brand pop up on TV last week .

A conservationist will be presenting a prime-time TV documentary about bats on Monday.

10-year-old singer Souparnika Nair is still in with a chance of heading to the final of Britain's Got Talent after wowing judges in the semi-finals.

Anyone watching Countryfile last night would have noticed a village featured for its wildlife project.

The new film is the work of racing journalist David Yates, who used the Newmarket Journal archive for some of his research.

Tomorrow lunchtime presenter Eric Knowles will referee the celebrity sporting teams as they hunt for antiques and hidden gems at the racecourse.

Number of filming days was up by 12 per cent, giving local economy a £1.6 million boost.