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Barbara Eeles talks to Antiques Roadshow's Andy McConnell about the career that saw him go from local reporter to TV expert
The River Stour was once a busy waterway – a vital artery for the goods that powered the lives and businesses of the people of south Suffolk.
Befrienders bring joy to care home residents learning key lessons along the way.
Once a fortnight a small plastic wallet drops through the letterboxes of dozens of blind and partially-sighted people in the Newmarket area.
It’s a safe bet that the UK government has never before had a Cabinet minister who was trained to ride a racehorse by Frankie Dettori.
On the mythical map of the world are many legendary places shrouded in folklore and fable – Camelot, Atlantis, El Dorado ... And then, of course, there is Grunty Fen.
They are the dog world’s supreme athletes, bred and trained for fitness and speed.
Summer is here. Time for even fair weather walkers to slip on comfy shoes and head out into the countryside.
Would Nic Rumsey call himself an entrepreneur? Probably not. He prefers businessman.
Earning while you learn is one of the reasons more and more young people are signing up for apprenticeships.
If Gail Bushell’s partner wakes at 5am and realises she’s no longer beside him he knows exactly where to find her ... down at the bottom of the garden.
Every hour that passes someone in the UK is told they have Parkinson’s Disease.
What does it take to stage St Nicholas Hospice Care’s biggest annual fundraising event ... apart from a passionately-committed team of organisers and a couple of thousand women in their pyjamas?
How do you react if the microwave goes on the blink, a handbag strap snaps, or the zip breaks on your trousers or skirt.
We miss so much as we rush through life, driving everywhere, viewing the world through a windscreen.
They should make a film about it, really ... one man’s extraordinary devotion helps small, sometimes-struggling cinema defeat the odds to outlast its smarter rival, survive the threat of bingo and multi-screen giants, and march triumphantly on into the 21st century.
Sometimes just being there can ease the pain
It was the school holidays and like many mums Gill Whatley was looking for something constructive to occupy her teenage son.
We all have our own idea of the perfect Christmas. But, chances are, at the heart of it is the family clustered around a table laden with food.
