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The Brexit Party wins three seats in the EU elections, with the Lib Dems and Greens overtaking Labour.
The blaze in Suffolk burned for about 10 hours and took 16 fire engines to put out.
A 58-year-old man was killed when a hose violently whipped round and struck him.
An 8,000-litre tank containing a chemical spills on to a public road and footpath.
The singer currently tops the UK charts with his song I Don't Care featuring Justin Bieber.
It is part of a graffiti trail aimed at bringing wildlife on to the streets of Lowestoft.
UK voters electing 73 Members of the European Parliament from 12 constituencies.
Averil Hart, who had anorexia, lost a third of her bodyweight after starting university.
The first chicks to hatch at the Tower in decades are set for life with a landlord guardian.
Concerns are raised over guards' "reluctance" to record their use of force and response to disorder.
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Nigel Farage’s new Brexit Party was the big winner in this year’s European Elections in the East of England – taking three of the seven seats up for grabs.
As politicians from around the region gather at Chelmsford for the European election count, we are providing live coverage and reaction political shape of the East of England emerges.
It’s nearly that time of year again as preparations are in full swing for the Suffolk Show – so today we feature a gallery of one of its most famous guests.
All the fun of the seaside was to be found inland at Bury St Edmunds as the town held its Whitsun fayre.
A Suffolk librarian explains the importance of bedtime stories as research reveals that more than half of parents in the east of England are swapping books with technology when reading to their child.
Will you be holidaying closer to home this year? Spruce up your ‘staycations’ by visiting one of these unusual AirBnBs in Suffolk.
Prime minister Theresa May announced her resignation on Friday. Here Ipswich Borough Council leader David Ellesmere says she made several key errors which made her departure “inevitable”.
A motorist has been taken to hospital following a crash with a van close to the Seven Hills roundabout near Ipswich.
Motorists and residents are being warned of overnight closures of the A14 near Stowmarket for up to a month.
Spend your Sunday catching up on this week’s must read stories, including Ed Sheeran’s ticket donation to his former school and the Suffolk MP running to be the next Prime Minister.
Nigel Farage’s new Brexit Party was the big winner in this year’s European Elections in the East of England – taking three of the seven seats up for grabs.
As politicians from around the region gather at Chelmsford for the European election count, we are providing live coverage and reaction political shape of the East of England emerges.
Families enjoyed plenty of fun at the weekend as they attended a two-day music festival aiming to highlight a serious issue.
It’s nearly that time of year again as preparations are in full swing for the Suffolk Show – so today we feature a gallery of one of its most famous guests.
Psychology and sociology degree student Poppy Martinez has been chosen as Aldeburgh’s Carnival Queen for this summer’s big event.
All the fun of the seaside was to be found inland at Bury St Edmunds as the town held its Whitsun fayre.
A Suffolk librarian explains the importance of bedtime stories as research reveals that more than half of parents in the east of England are swapping books with technology when reading to their child.
Will you be holidaying closer to home this year? Spruce up your ‘staycations’ by visiting one of these unusual AirBnBs in Suffolk.
Plans have been submitted for up to 420 new homes at the Fiveways Fruit Farm site in Colchester.
Prime minister Theresa May announced her resignation on Friday. Here Ipswich Borough Council leader David Ellesmere says she made several key errors which made her departure “inevitable”.