Anglia Northamptonshire

These are the stores that Tesco have revealed are set to close.

Superstores

• Bedlington
• Chatham
• Connswater and Cregagh Road in Belfast
• Doncaster
• Kirkcaldy and Wrexham Dodds Lane

Homeplus shops

• Bristol Cribbs Causeway
• Chelmsford
• Chester
• Edinburgh
• Southampton
• Staines

Tesco Metro

• Bicester
• Bootle
• Caerphilly
• Crossgates
• Devizes
• Grangemouth
• Mexborough
• Morecambe
• Ormskirk
• Runcorn
• Smethwick
• Woodseats

Tesco Express convenience stores

• Bearwood
• Belvedere
• Church Street, Ballymena
• Heaton Chapel
• Heybridge, Essex
• Houghton Regis
• Liverpool Kensington
• Longbridge Road, Barking
• Northfield, Birmingham
• Raymouth Lane, Worksop
• Sheffield Manor
• South Tottenham High Road
• Tredegar
• Troon
• Walsall Wood
• Wealdstone
• Whitley Bay
• York Road, Hartlepool.

Around 2,000 Tesco workers have been told their jobs are at risk after the supermarket giant announced the location of 43 store closures.

Seven superstores and six Homeplus outlets are among the unprofitable shops identified for closure by new chief executive Dave Lewis.

Mr Lewis said: "The decision to close the stores has been exceptionally difficult to take. I recognise it will affect many hard-working colleagues, our customers and local communities.

"Our priority is to explain what this announcement means for our colleagues and, wherever possible, offer them alternative roles with Tesco."

A building often described as Northampton's ugliest will finally be demolished in March.

Greyfriars bus station has loomed over the town for nearly 40 years but was replaced by the new £7m North Gate interchange last year.

An exclusion zone will be put in place around the site, before the building is brought down by a series of controlled explosions on March 15th.

The borough council said the demolished building would remain in its existing footprint and be cleared up quickly to allow businesses to re-open on the same day.

More and more families in our region are struggling to make ends meet, according to a national debt charity.

Step Change says more than 10,000 people in the East of England called their helpline last year - up 17% on the year before.

On average, those callers owed more than £12,000 in unsecured debt such as credit cards, personal loans and overdrafts.

Events have been taking place across the region to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. This year is also the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

Watch Kate Prout's report below:

Police in Northamptonshire are hunting thieves captured on CCTV targeting an elderly woman in a wheelchair.

The 71-year-old woman was shopping in the Rushden branch of Wilkinson on Wednesday, January 7th.

Keep your eye on the woman in the pink top - the store's cameras show her take the purse before passing it on to a man in a dark jacket and a cap.