Today’s podcast features a special guest - the boss of Ipswich and Colchester hospitals Nick Hulme - who talks to host Emily Townsend about what preparations are under way ahead of the coronavirus peak.
Mr Hulme discusses personal protective equipment, his alarm at a 60% drop in A&E admissions and his praise for the unsung heroes of the NHS. 

Editor Brad Jones and Head of News Natalie Sadler are joined by political writer Paul Geater to discuss Boris Johnson's condition and whether lockdown is about to get more severe.

It's the start of the third week of lockdown and editor of the EADT Brad Jones, local government correspondent Jason Noble and host Sophie Barnett discuss the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic in Suffolk. 
They reflect on the Queen's direct address to the nation, how Boris Johnson has been hospitalised with the disease and whether outdoor exercise should be banned for good.

Brad Jones, Editor of the East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star, and Head of News, Natalie Sadler, discuss the heroes who are working tirelessly to help us through the coronavirus. And they discuss whether the Dancing on your Doorsteps event tonight will unite Suffolk streets tonight.

Today's podcast is a collection of your messages to loved ones, the NHS and keyworkers during the coronavirus crisis. 
It features messages of support from the CEO of West Suffolk Hospital Steve Dunn, Italian jockey Frankie Dettori and a number of children of our county's keyworkers. #ClapForCarers

Today Natalie Sadler, Head of News (Digital) and Editor Brad Jones return to talk about the latest deaths, fears over the peak of this virus and why people must stay at home this weekend despite the predicted heatwave.

Host Sophie Barnett is joined by EADT reporter Will Jefford for his take on the coronavirus crisis and his experience of living with a nurse on the frontline. They discuss the shocking latest death toll, the bravery of our NHS staff and even recap some of their favourite non-coronavirus related stories of the week, including the Ipswich man who won a world record for making the world's largest Rubik's Cube – weighing a whopping 25 stone.  

The EADT's chief reporter Emily Townsend and political correspondent Paul Geater join host Sophie Barnett in the latest podcast to discuss coronavirus in Suffolk. They discuss what new hobbies they've taken up during lockdown, the sad cancellation of Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre, and whether they will be more reluctant to travel in the future. 

Editor of the East Anglian Daily Times Brad Jones and head of news Natalie Sadler are joined by senior digital reporter Sophie Barnett to discuss all the latest coronavirus news from Suffolk. 
They pay tribute to John Hood,  a former police hero and Stars of Suffolk winner who died in Ipswich Hospital after contracting the disease and discuss what life could be like after lockdown. 

Head of News, Natalie Sadler, is joined by PTSD survivor John Clarke and his wife Amy. The Ipswich couple talk living in quarantine with PTSD, fitness, homeschooling and keeping the dream of a gap year in South East Asia alive.