Ipswich Town 1978 FA Cup win: 'This day belongs to one team only'

One participant says people made the journey all the way from America to take part.

Manette Baillie celebrated her birthday with the record-breaking jump, while aiming to raise £30,000 for charity.

Video released by the National Crime Agency shows two men leaping off a boat whilst being pursed by UK Border Force.

The banner, with the words "I crashed the economy", slowly descends as she talks about Donald Trump.

More than 500 supporters gather at a seafront venue to watch the side beat the Netherlands 2-1.

The 17-year-old's body was found in 1999, five days after she went missing following a night out.

Former radio operator Walter Nixon recalls his time on the Anzio front line during World War Two.

Bill Gladden arrived in France on D-Day and recalls seeing a countryside covered in silver foil.

Quintuplets among sheep are considered a one-in-a-million occurrence.

Town fans speak of their joy after victory over Southampton put them top of the league.

Maria Boswell hopes playing in the centre of town will give more people the chance to watch.

Diego was the last remaining bear at a soon-to-close wildlife park in Sweden.

Shattered glass can be seen at the front of the Premier Inn and the wreckage of a car in its foyer.

The footage shows the main span of the bridge arriving in the town.

The bird native to Australia appears to have "made itself quite at home" here, a wildlife trust says.

Ipswich's Ali Al-Hamadi says he would like to become the first Iraqi international striker to play in the Premier League.

Suffolk records its first breeding colony of grey seals.

The animal is seen walking off into the woods after being released by the RSPCA and firefighters.

Archive footage from 1978 shows Blue Peter's John Noakes taking part in a mast-manning ceremony.

Jeremy Sarmiento's late equaliser, his first goal for Town, lifts the team back up to second.