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A couple who pulled their children out of school to backpack around the globe and ‘world school’ them say it’s ‘less stressful’ than living in the UK.
A girl has been nicknamed "Fluffy" by her preschool pals for her hair, as she is one of 100 people in the world with 'uncombable hair syndrome'.
‘Sheer carnage’ on the roads – as the scale of the pothole problem blighting the county’s roads is revealed.
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Gina Long chats to John Sheeran – dad of music superstar Ed – about his fascinating life, work and upcoming fund-raiser.
The largest piece of art created by Banksy that was removed from the side of a house is being sold – and is expected to fetch several million pounds.
There are more than 2,700 privately owned animals from wild breeds considered dangerous across Great Britain, new figures show.
A mum says she is being held ‘hostage’ over teeth straightening payments after an online dentistry firm went bust.
Our reviewer John Nice dives into a new spin on an underwater Pixar classic.
A Maidstone fan who fell from the upper tier of a stand at Ipswich while celebrating a goal has described the moment he landed on the crowd below.
A medieval bishop’s seal from William the Conqueror's reign which was found by a metal detectorist is set to sell for £1,500.
A clean-up operation is now under way after a huge pile of sugar beet was dumped on the side of a road in Suffolk.
As the county battles significant flooding, we will be keeping you updated with a list of the roads that have been closed.
Suffolk community champions have spoken of their surprise, joy and delight at being included in the New Year Honours list.
The owner of Britain's longest surviving dvd rental store says his business survives thanks to grandparents taking children in.
Community champions and well-known figures have been recognised for their achievements in the New Year Honours.
A jury has begun deliberations in the case of a US servicewoman who is accused of causing the death of a motorcyclist by careless driving.
A US servicewoman wept in court and said she had no idea why she did not see a motorcyclist who crashed into her car and died.
A crash investigator told a court that a motorcyclist killed after a US servicewoman emerged from a junction in front of him was ‘there to be seen’.
A same-sex couple have received blessing at a Church of England service in a Suffolk town, becoming one of the first to do so.
We went along to this theatre for the opening night of Sleeping Beauty, alongside two mini-reviewers.
