Members had to step down because IT problems meant they could not attend virtual meetings.

Thérèse Coffey says more mitigation measures are needed to gain her full support for Sizewell C.

Areas around Merseyside and the Tees Valley face extra coronavirus restrictions, Matt Hancock announces.

Bernard Matthews previously said the outbreak was thought to be connected to car sharing.

An archaeological dig at a housing development reveal a skeleton with knife cuts down the spine.

Lifeboats and helicopters were drafted in to help search around a 40-metre high bridge.

Five business owners who cater for weddings speak about losing work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Calling off an event that attracts up to 100,000 people is "an extraordinarily difficult decision".

Bernard Matthews reveals 25 people have tested positive for coronavirus, many of whom car shared.

The Devil's Dyke is seven and a half miles long and has protected status.

Guan Chong Berhad says the acquisition of the Suffolk site provides a "great opportunity".

Averil Hart died eight days after being found collapsed in her University of East Anglia room.

Noah has made a book of the art to say thank you to the doctors who are treating his cerebral palsy.

Health officials are brought in to test 100 members of staff at the poultry processing plant.

The passenger ferry, which connects Harwich and Felixstowe, was ripped from its moorings in a storm.

Averil Hart died in December 2012, the same month she was found collapsed in her university room.

Anyone in England who tests positive has a legal duty to self-isolate or face a fine of up to £10,000.

The brothers of a man who disappeared from a ferry 40 years ago say they always suspected foul play.

Oliver Campbell, who suffered a brain injury when a baby, has always protested his innocence.

Owners Chris and Lucy Zemann say they are "devastated, but will fight our way back".