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Close-up of white hockey ball and wooden stick on blue background

Hockey club urges youngsters to pick up a stick

Bury Larks coaches school-age students on skills such as dribbling, passing and positioning.

The Helios sculpture on display at Ickworth House. It is a large sphere shape and has been lit up in a yellow colour.

Sun sculpture displayed outside for first time

The sculpture allows viewers to get a closer look at the sun's surface.

A black and grey swift is sat on the corner of some wood. It has a small body, and two long wings, and its head is tilted to face the camera.

Increase in nest boxes for visiting swifts

More nest boxes are installed in Suffolk for an endangered bird to nest and breed.

Liza and Ian Putwain stand close together with their heads resting on one another. They are both wet and muddy after having completed an obstacle mud race.

Widow running London Marathon after snapping neck

Liza Putwain is ready to take on a big challenge, less than two years after breaking her neck.

Tom is standing on the right looking at the camera smiling. He has brown hair, and is wearing a blue short sleeved polo top and a black rucksack on his back. Caroline is on the right looking into the camera smiling. She has a pink top on with a purple and white scarf around her neck, and a burgundy rucksack on her back.

Race Across the World 'much harder than expected'

Caroline and Tom say a language barrier and lack of modern tech make things tricky.

A brown book is displayed on a clear stand against a black backdrop. Some of the book's spine is missing.

Who was the murderer whose skin binds a book?

The story of a notorious killer whose skin covers two books held at a Suffolk museum.

Aerial shot of two carriageways of the A14, vehicles are travelling on them.

Three months of closures on A14 set to begin

Lane closures will take place overnight on the A14 between Bury St Edmunds and Woolpit.

A brown book is displayed on a clear stand against a black backdrop. Some of the book's spine is missing.

Book bound in human skin found in museum office

Horrible Histories author Terry Deary describes the book as a "sickening artefact".

A close up of a choir of men and women, lined up and looking at the camera. They are holding scores, some open and others tucked under their arms. They are standing in a hall.

Choirs unite to revive forgotten Easter cantata

Gethsemane to Calvary was composed in 1906 and has "fallen into obscurity", says musical director.