Inquests

A young father drowned after falling unconscious in a meadow land, an inquest heard.

A coroner has written to health officials over the death of a 10-year-old which, she said, could have been prevented.

A coroner has highlighted a number of ‘failures’ in the case of a 10-year-old who died of complications from chickenpox.

At an inquest today, a doctor apologised to the family of a boy who died following complications from chickenpox.

An inquest has heard how a man was tragically killed on Christmas Day while trying to cross the A14.

SuffolkNews investigates a 120-year-old mystery which sent shockwaves across the country.

The sad case of a man who died after developing hypothermia in his unheated home has sparked a call for people to get help with their energy bill.

An inquest has heard that a man who died last year was an ex-jockey who struggled with mental health following a workplace accident.

Mystery surrounds the number of social admissions to hospitals following a SuffolkNews investigation prompted by the death of an 84-year-old man.

Inquests into the deaths of a mum and daughter killed last year have closed, after the coroner ruled that the public interest was “adequately served”.

A coroner has recorded an open verdict following the death of a ‘larger-than-life’ musician found dead last year.

A 63-year-old man found dead at home by his family struggled throughout his life with alcoholism, an inquest has heard.

A 73-year-old who suffered a traumatic brain injury as a child after being hit by a car died following a diagnosis of pneumonia, an inquest heard.

An inquest into the death of Neil Charles, who was murdered in a Suffolk town, has been permanently suspended.

The deaths of a couple after a crash will be investigated in an inquest planned for later this year.

The mother of a man whose car swerved into another as he died of drug-related causes has spoken at an inquest.

An inquest has heard that a man who died after falling from a bridge had a history of mental health struggles.

Police have said a case remains open into the death of a mother-of-five, who drowned in a woodland pond, after a coroner recorded an ‘open verdict’.

An expert witness today told an inquest that a woman’s death by drowning was more likely the result of third-party involvement than suicide.

Two experts today said they were unable to determine whether a woman who drowned in a pond died as a result of suicide, accident or foul play.