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The government is being told to act over a "lack of visible role models for girls" in science. Here's a whole array they could use.

Use the BBC News postcode search to see how your school has done in this year's secondary league tables.

Wayne Parker failed to dispose of dead animals properly or keep records of animals, a court hears.

Yasmin Siddiqi died in a blaze, in her cluttered flat, that was started by a discarded cigarette.

A mayor grants the honour for a firm's contribution to a city over centuries.

The Orwell Bridge currently closes when winds get above 50mph (80km/h) - causing traffic chaos.

Matthew Hicks says the project could not proceed "with any degree of success".

Stephen Crush's "horrendous" attack came 12 years after he was convicted of assaulting his wife Sarah.

Heart attack and stroke patients are among those facing long delays for crews to arrive, BBC finds.

The owl probably overindulged during a mild spell that left it with lots of prey, bird experts say.

Some 15,000 homes would need to be built to make a new road around Ipswich viable, say planners.

Becky Howle says she "couldn't reach" her parents who were trapped in the house.

A mental health trust claims it "got away with it again" over news coverage of a woman's death.

Expert teams of nurses, physios and care staff to keep people out of hospital to be piloted.

Susan Warby, 57, died five weeks after surgery at the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds, an inquest hears.

The final stage of the 2020 Women's Tour is to take place in Suffolk - the seventh stage of the race held in the county in six years.

The Orwell Bridge has been closed twice this week due to high winds posing a threat to vehicles.

Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust improves from "inadequate" status but stays in special measures.

Greater Anglia said it was "very sorry" for the problems in December.

Ipswich Town sign defender Josh Earl on loan from Championship side Preston for the rest of the season.

Suffolk County Council wants to turn them into hubs offering services for families and teenagers.

Plans are granted for a derelict building that played a role in Edward VIII's abdication.

Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies both require improvement, the police watchdog says.

Ashok Rao found his four-year-old son lying on the floor in a pool of blood.

Roy Hudd hopes to donate his music hall sheet music collection to the University of Kent.

David Leavy received a piece of a condemned roadway where he had had a health scare in 2010.

Campaigners claim a decision to cut down 220 trees to create a car park was "premature".

The BBC's The Whisperer in Darkness marries HP Lovecraft to "rural English mythology".

Jelly Green, 27, says she wanted to act after seeing the "deeply alarming" effects of deforestation.

The chart-topping singer tells his Instagram followers he will return "when the time is right".

The M23 in West Sussex reopens as flooding causes road and rail disruption across the South East.

A look at some of the most eye-catching of the 553 sites National Heritage protected in 2019.

Peggy Copeman's daughter said they "might as well have sent her to the moon and back".

Property valued at more than £500,000 is thought to have been stolen during more than 100 burglaries.

Suffolk Coastal MP Therese Coffey calls on the transport secretary to intervene.

New primary school league table data for England has been published by the Department for Education.

How to find out the general election results from England's 533 constituencies.

BBC News finds the unusual places polling stations are open as dogs wait for their voting owners.

There are 72 seats being contested across the region.

A number of birds at a chicken farm in Suffolk are found to have the H5 strain of avian flu.

The fleet of 111 new Bombardier trains will not enter service until the spring, says the operator.

More than 150 colleagues paid their respects at Luke Wright's funeral in Norfolk.

Trains are delayed and cancelled across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex.