Ipswich Basketball Club's Senior Women will make a slice of history this weekend when they welcome all-conquering European champions the ...

A public health consultant said there were concerns of “systematic issues” with water at a major hospital, an inquiry was told. Dr Iain Kennedy, a public health consultant at NHS Greater Glasgow and ...

Ipswich Town goalkeeper Christian Walton says losing his starting spot last season helped him become a better player - and that's why he signed ...

Leading doctors have warned of the “profound public health crisis” caused by plastic pollution as they called for action ahead of UN negotiations to tackle the global issue. The Plastic Health Council ...

Two environmental organisations have been granted permission for a legal challenge on the Rosebank and Jackdaw offshore oil and gas fields in the North Sea. Greenpeace UK and Uplift’s legal grounds ...

Zara Aleena’s murderer has refused to appear in court for a hearing over an alleged “inappropriate relationship” with a prison workshop instructor. Jordan McSweeney, 31, failed to appear via video ...

Some 2.79 million people are estimated to have been economically inactive in May-July 2024 due to long-term sickness. This is up from 2.71 million in the same period a year earlier and 2.05 million in ...

The member-owned mutual has spent £18 million so far this year on measures to help protect staff in its food business.

The Met Office has again issued weather warnings for rain across Suffolk as the county prepares for downpours. It warned the rain brings potential for some flooding and disruption to transport. It ...

The European Central Bank cut its key interest rate on September 12 from 3.75% to 3.5% for the second time to prop up tepid growth with lower borrowing costs for companies and home buyers.

A food festival championing local food, music and activities will be launching in an east Suffolk town. The Grow, Cook, Eat Festival will take place in Great Eastern Square in Felixstowe from 11am to ...

The first black woman to compete for Great Britain at the Olympic Games has embraced her role as a sporting trailblazer as she was made an MBE. Anita Neil competed in the women’s 100 metres and 4 x ...