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Three people at night crouched toward the ground. Their backs are to the camera. They are looking at screens that show drone thermal images.

Volunteers say work to tackle wildfire 'relentless'

Suffolk Lowland Search and Rescue are working around the clock to assist the fire service.

Barbara Buckley wearing a light coloured top smiling at the camera with a stone building behind her.

Visitors urged to stick with Suffolk after wildfire

A plea is made for tourists to continue to visit an area near a heath wrecked by fire.

A large field is on fire. Parts of the field, which was growing wheat, has been burnt. There is a fire engine on the left, and a yellow hose is leading to the blaze on the right where several firefighters are standing.

Firefighters praised during a demanding summer

Group commander Paul Oliver says its firefighters are a "vital part" of its emergency response.

An aerial view of a heathland and woodland which is on fire. It has left the ground and trees charred and smoke is filling the air. In the background there are several trees not affected by the blaze.

Dunwich Heath fundraiser hits £350k in four days

The National Trust say two years of intensive work will be needed to start the recovery process.

Dominic Buscall, the founder of Wild Ken Hill. He is standing on the nature reserve site in Snettisham, Norfolk, and is looking directly at the camera. He has short blond hair and is wearing a blue and green checked shirt.

'Dunwich can take heart from our wildlife recovery'

Four years after a big blaze, a Norfolk nature reserve offers comfort to a ravaged site in Suffolk.

A drone image of a lone row of white cottages surrounded by heathland. The area in front of the homes has been scorched due to a wildfire. There are some fire engines parked nearby. A nuclear power station is in the distance on a coastline.

Will tourism suffer following devastating wildfire?

There are concerns the blaze last week at Dunwich may stop people visiting the area in future.

A man with short grey hair smiles at the camera as he stands outside. He wears a yellow polo shirt. There are green bushes and trees behind him.

'Football didn't come home but climate change did'

Springwatch presenter Chris Packham calls on politicians to act following a wildfire in Suffolk.

A drone shot of land next to the sea which has been burnt in a fire. The landscape is covered in grey ash, however there is a small mound of green land which was not burnt.

Watch: Bulldozers used to create firebreaks in Dunwich

Firefighters are to remain at the scene of the huge wildfire for the next week.

A man who is mid-talking during a meeting. He has light brown hair and a thick beard. His mustache has been turned upwards at the ends. He wears a blue suit, white shirt and dark blue tie. Other men sit behind him listening. He ha

Climate declaration won't stop wildfires - council

Suffolk County Council says "declaring a climate emergency does not stop a wildfire from starting".