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Archie Stulpa-McCallum must sign the sex offenders register and will be sentenced in December.

Joe Pooley, who had learning difficulties, was found dead in the River Gipping in Ipswich in August.

The victim's car is believed to have left the A120 and collided with a lorry parked in a lay-by.

David Malengela charged pupils 20 euros each just to board a school coach, a misconduct panel found.

The 21-year-old man is also charged with escaping lawful custody and perverting the course of justice.

When he was searched by police, Daniel Lingham said: "I've been a silly man, haven't I?"

Jon Wright
BBC Radio Suffolk

A fleet of 21 tall ships sailed into Ipswich's Waterfront as part of an annual race across the North Sea.

More than 680 young people who work for leading national and international companies take part in the Race of the Classics for Young Professionals, external each year.

The fleet left Veerhaven in Rotterdam and crossed over to Ipswich, where the race ended.

The ships are due to sail back to The Netherlands today.

The victim was hit and killed as he was walking down the street.

A pioneering heart hospital's planned move was delayed by fire worries.

Saturday's action in the National League, National League North, National League South and Scottish Challenge Cup - listen to BBC local radio commentary.

Political sites with millions of followers have been purged in a Facebook crackdown on spam.

Championing diversity at grassroots, tirelessly committed managers and gingerbread treats are among this year's Non-League Day highlights.

The sculptures formed a trail raising money for a charity for vulnerable children.

Inspectors saw a person throwing a package over the fence from a tree during their visit.

Esther McVey says she is behind Theresa May - but doesn't offer backing for her Brexit strategy.

A faded gatehouse which dates back to the 16th Century is given a makeover.

A man is already serving a three years and four months in prison for dangerous driving.

A Spalding man who was found dead at a poultry factory in Norfolk last week has been described as "a hero" by his family.

Image source, Norfolk Constabulary

Neil Moon, 49, was killed in a suspected gas leak at Banham Poultry in Attleborough.

An inquest which opened earlier heard the cause of death was "unascertained", with another hearing due to be held in January.

His wife said he was "the most amazing husband and father" while his son said he would "miss listening to his stories":

Neil Moon, 49, and Jonathan Collins, 34, died after a suspected gas leak.