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The Red Lion at East Bergholt has applied to Babergh and Mid Suffolk Council for permission to provide B&B rooms

On Friday 27 May, a href= http://www.christies.com target= _blank Christie’s /a will offer 170 lots from The Collection of the late Lord and

What, or who, are the 25 biggest icons of Suffolk? That's the question we posed to readers, and now we have a shortlist of 50 from which to vote.

What, or who, are the 25 biggest icons of Suffolk? That's the question we posed to readers, and now we have a shortlist of 50 from which to vote.

A former Scottish energy minister has broken ranks with the SNP-led government to suggest the UK needs more gas fields, in the face of environmental opposition. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 3]

Dayton Art Institute offers special community day with free admission to the museum on Friday, April 22.

GLASTONBURY is holding a Reclaim St George! event on Saturday (April 23).

The awarding of a Pulitzer Prize for commentary to Nikole Hannah-Jones for her lead essay in The New York Times Magazine’s “The 1619 Project” comes on the heels of the severe criticism that has been heaped on the project by at least two groups of American historians, by African American activists (led by Robert Woodson and the 1776 Initiative), and by numerous other academics and journalists (among them Cathy Young, Phillip Magness, John McWhorter, and Lucas Morel). 

Remembering | Reminiscing is an exhibition of works which celebrates the work of artists and creative partners Lewis Wirth (1923-2010) and Helen Cavarra (1926-1

After it emerged that Édouard Manets work received a label to highlight misogyny, MailOnline took a light-hearted look at other works. Pictured: Picassos Guernica.