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Aklakur Rahman claimed angels told him he would be punished if he did not kill people.
The RSPCA and Peta have added to criticism of the "cruel" tradition at Latitude Festival in Suffolk.
A girl seen crying and singing during the set of Sigrid at Glastonbury Festival has met her idol.
The victim was grabbed from behind and dragged before being attacked, police say.
"I've always wanted to come to a festival," says Karl Butler who has just months to live.
Women who have been through traumatic experiences are posing for nude portraits for the artist.
Aristote Yenge, who killed Tavis Spencer-Aitkens, is sentenced for a second knife attack.
The Environment Agency takes steps to refill a river featured in some of the UK's best-loved paintings.
More than half of coastal communities in England might see a fall in the number of residents under 30.
Ex-inmates perform at Latitude Festival as part of the UK's first record label for prisoners.
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Boris Johnson has been elected as leader of the Conservative Party – and will take over as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on Wednesday afternoon.
If you have a child with asthma, this new app created by a Suffolk-based firm could help to save their life should the worst happen.
The former Homebase store at Warren Heath on the edge of Ipswich is set to become a new B&M – almost certainly replacing the company’s existing store on the Ransomes Euro Retail Park.
A woman from Ipswich who had been reported missing has been found by Suffolk police.
Delays of up to 30 minutes remain on the A14 after an incident westbound this morning near Bury St Edmunds.
Temperatures could hit 34C this week in Suffolk as the weather hots up, leading to concerns about the potential risk of grass and field fires.
Strike action at Stansted airport which could have affected thousands of passengers has been averted while a new pay offer is put to staff.
Health bosses have spelled out their vision to pump nearly £25million into a new A&E and urgent care department at Ipswich Hospital.
After a warm and humid start to the week forecasters are predicting that the only way is up.
While the uncertainty over Brexit is hampering business growth in some sectors, there is one industry which is booming in Suffolk - and now pampered pooches are even being offered pilates sessions at the Suffolk Canine Creche.
Boris Johnson has been elected as leader of the Conservative Party – and will take over as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on Wednesday afternoon.
Pupils at Clare Community Primary School pen lyrics to ‘The Extinction Will Not Be Televised’.
It is a special area that attracts locals and tourists aplenty.
If you have a child with asthma, this new app created by a Suffolk-based firm could help to save their life should the worst happen.
The former Homebase store at Warren Heath on the edge of Ipswich is set to become a new B&M – almost certainly replacing the company’s existing store on the Ransomes Euro Retail Park.
Delays of up to 30 minutes remain on the A14 after an incident westbound this morning near Bury St Edmunds.
Firefighters from Lowestoft quickly dealt with a small crop fire.
Temperatures could hit 34C this week in Suffolk as the weather hots up, leading to concerns about the potential risk of grass and field fires.
Creative primary school pupils have left an artistic legacy for future generations.
Plans for a petrol station along with a drive-through restaurant and coffee shop near the A14 on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds have been revealed.