Host Sophie Barnett and head of news at the EADT Natalie Sadler bring you all the latest headlines from Suffolk. 

They discuss the exciting renovations taking place at Bury St Edmunds' Abbeygate Cinema, the new log flume set to open at Clacton Pier and how a 35-year-old father is returning home after almost a month in critical care. 

Editor of the EADT Brad Jones and head of news Natalie Sadler bring you the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic in Suffolk.
They discuss pubs potentially not reopening until Christmas, whether Suffolk will sign up to the tracking app and why we need a vaccine.

Host Sophie Barnett discusses the coronavirus pandemic here in Suffolk with reporter Will Jefford.
They talk about new beginnings at Colchester Zoo with the arrival of five cheetah cubs, how stargazers across Suffolk will be able to see the Starlink for a second night running and also reflect on the devastating news of the first coronavirus death at the county's mental health trust. 

Host Sophie Barnett and head of news at the EADT Natalie Sadler bring you all the latest on the coronavirus pandemic in Suffolk.
They discuss the new guidelines issued by police about what you can and can't do in lockdown, Direct Line's incredible £100,000 donation to the homeless in Ipswich and how the town's main KFC branch is reopening to deliver 'finger lickin' good food to people during the crisis. 

Host Sophie Barnett and head of news Natalie Sadler bring you all the latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic here in Suffolk and the expected three-week lockdown extension.
They discuss the virus' effect on our tourism landscape, Ed Sheeran's generous donation to Ipswich Hospital, primary school places and why hundreds will #ClapForDrAyache tonight. 

Host Sophie Barnett and EADT senior reporter Katy Sandalls bring you all the latest coronavirus news from Suffolk, including the cancellation of the Great East Swim, the new 24/7 helpline for mental health support and the first 'McDonald's style drive-thru' farm shop.They also discuss what they want to do #WhenThisIsAllOver and how the lockdown experience has changed both of their outlooks.

In today's episode, editor of the EADT and Ipswich Star Brad Jones, investigations correspondent Emily Townsend and local democracy reporter Jason Noble discuss the latest coronavirus headlines in Suffolk. 

They discuss the difficulty of policing during the crisis, the situation in care homes and the lockdown review.

In today's EADT Daily podcast, host Sophie Barnett chats to Deborah Watson - founder of Wednesday's Child charity - about how to cope with an eating disorder during the pandemic. 
After battling anorexia for more than 20 years, Deborah set up her own charity to support those with an eating disorder and here she shares her advice on how to 'keep control' of your illness in lockdown. 

In today's special episode we kick off the Easter bank holiday weekend by chatting to Crystal Stanley, the mum who helped start the 'rainbow trail' in Ipswich and beyond. 
Host Sophie Barnett asks Crystal why she started the Facebook community group, what the rainbows mean to her and how she felt when the Queen praised the movement.

In today's episode, editor of the EADT and Ipswich Star Brad Jones, head of news Natalie Sadler and host Sophie Barnett discuss the latest coronavirus headlines in Suffolk. 
They chat about people still flouting the rules ahead of the Easter weekend, what the exit strategy may be and pay tribute to "fit and healthy" Mike Fish, from Ipswich, who died from the virus.