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What happened to The Suffolk Regiment on D-Day?

The Great War Huts in Hawstead tell the story of the First Battalion Suffolk Regiment.

• 3 mins

The Rendelsham royal temple

Remains of a royal temple believed to be 1,400 years-old close were only recently found.

• 2 mins

Four minutes on Thomas Gainsborough

Artist Thomas Gainsborough is Sudbury's most famous son. What else do we know about him?

• 4 mins

Edward & Mrs Simpson: The Felixstowe connection

What role did the Suffolk seaside town play in the biggest royal scandal of all?

• 3 mins

Thorpeness: Suffolk's Neverland

The first purpose-built seaside village in the UK was created right here in Suffolk.

• 3 mins

The Stowmarket guncotton explosion

The explosion was so loud it was heard 32 miles away in Southwold.

• 10 mins

Watch out for the fairies...

Suffolk is a hotbed of fairy activity with an unusually high number of spritely stories.

• 3 mins

The castle keeping an Eye on the past

Why Eye Castle was once a hugely important landmark for royalty in East Anglia.

• 2 mins

Where is the centre of Suffolk?

If you were to put a pin in the map marking Suffolk's middle point, where would it go?

• 1 min

Deeper underground: Inside Grime’s Graves

Underneath Thetford Forest is Britain’s only open Neolithic flint mine.

• 1 min

The lost Bury team of the Paris air disaster

In 1974 a Turkish Airlines plane crashed near Paris, killing 18 members of a rugby team.

• 10 mins

The Suffolk company that gave us rock 'n' roll

Celestion pioneered some of the earliest guitar amps.

• 4 mins

Things you didn't know about the Orwell Bridge

Exploring the history of the Orwell Bridge.

• 10 mins

Flatford Mill: Much more than a pretty picture

The mill is home to the Field Studies Council

• 10 mins

Tornado Smith the Suffolk daredevil

The Wall of Death rider used to ride with a lion on the handlebars

• 10 mins

Southwold and the Tour de France

Southwold's place in the birth of The Tour de France

• 8 mins

The making of Minsmere

The first full time warden was Herbert Axell

• 11 mins