25 May 2013 Last updated at 09:03 ET

Parents win autism boy school battleAlex Clarke

The parents of a boy with autism win an 18-month legal dispute to get the council to pay for a place at a Suffolk private school.

Car leaning against power cablePower cut as crashed car recovered

A car leaves the road and comes to rest against a power cable leading to electricity being temporarily cut to nearby homes.

Audi crashed in Lowestoft homeEmbedded car driver returns home

A driver whose car became embedded in the side of a house when he crashed is out of hospital and has returned home.

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Historic milestone found in hedge An abandoned stone sign is restored John Nunn with the Long Melford milestone

Memorial plans for WWII codebreaker Suffolk town honour for war hero The memorial for Bill Tutte would be built on Rutland Hill, Newmarket

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Deborah McGurran, Political editor, East of England Article written by Deborah McGurran Deborah McGurran Political editor, East of England

Loophole blamed for spoiling village

14:46 UK time, Wednesday, 22 May 2013

The lack of neighbourhood plans is a loophole in the national planning policy framework that's allowing inappropriate developments , says a Northamptonshire MP.

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