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Anglia Tonight - Friday 25 May
Sunshine brings bees to region
If the hot weather has made you want to get out and about this weekend then you are in good company.
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Region's tourism welcomes warm weather
It has been the warmest week of the year so far and now it is set to be the hottest weekend yet.
Read the full storyCelebs come together for Soccer Aid 2012
Two of the region's music stars have been practicing ahead of a big performance this weekend at Old Trafford.
Read the full storySchools miss out on funding
by Elodie Harper
There has been bitter disappointment for several schools in our region who will not be getting the government cash.
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A jury at Luton Crown Court has been hearing from two leisure centre managers.
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Reward for information on stolen jug
An insurance company has put up a £25,000 reward for the return of a medieval jug that was stolen from a museum in Luton.
The Wenlok jug, which is worth £750million was stolen from the Stockwood Discovery Centre on May 12.
It was made in the area in the late 1300s for a rich local family. The museum raised the money to keep it in Luton six years ago
Former Luton and Cambridge manager fined
Former Luton Town and Cambridge United manager Gary Brabin has been found not guilty of assaulting two York City stewards.
But 41-year-old Brabin was found guilty of one count of threatening behaviour.
The case revolved around a match at York in April 2011 when Brabin was ordered from the pitch by the referee.
One of the stewards claimed he was head butted but Brabin told the court the way he was manhandled made that impossible. He was fined £400.
Suffolk boasts own orchestra
It is not every day a brand new orchestra is born. But now Suffolk can claim its very own philharmonic.
Read the full storyLotus' chief executive suspended
The chief executive of Lotus, Dany Bahar, has been temporarily suspended from his role.
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