BBC News Suffolk

Neil Charles received a fatal knife wound after he was seen on CCTV trying to open car doors.

The MP for Waveney says journey times from Lowestoft to Ipswich have not improved since 1858.

The gang targeted cashpoints in the south of England using explosive gases and flammable liquids.

The £9.90 per hour rate, 40p higher than National Living Wage, is "not affordable", a council says.

The state of Suffolk's rivers are "a national disgrace", a councillor says.

Singer Ed Sheeran says he and wife Cherry Seaborn are "so in love" with their new baby.

Ipswich Borough Council's Labour leader David Ellesmere was first elected in 2011.

Emeli and Melani left their city with their mother Dalia last month and have a host in Suffolk.

The Environment Agency says it cleared within 24 hours and there was no impact on fish or wildlife.

They say the veteran DJ collected a "wealth of souvenirs" while launching the careers of many stars.

Ipswich Town defender Luke Woolfenden signs a new three-year contract at Portman Road, while midfielder Sone Aluko's deal is extended.

Another Tory MP backs opponents of a National Grid plan for a 400kV power line across East Anglia.

Ipswich Citizens Advice says branch says "people are becoming more desperate".

The singer thanks a primary school that named one of its classes after him.

The East of England Ambulance Service says the alleged behaviour of staff was "unacceptable".

Franstine Jones received the British Empire Medal for her services to equality and diversity.

A court hears the father and son allegedly wanted to teach the fatally stabbed man "a lesson".

The entrepreneur is the youngest recipient as well as the first to be given it posthumously.

A man is treated in hospital for wounds following reports of a man with a large knife in Ipswich.