Disabled passengers have told ITV News Anglia of the daily struggles they face while travelling by train. At Sandy station in Bedfordshire, wheelchair users must push up and over a potholed and broken footpath to get from one platform to the other, as there is no lift for them to use the footbridge. It comes as charities call for the renationalisation of train operators to become a moment of change in how disabled passengers are treated. Since the state of the access at Sandy was highlighted by

ITV News has been given special access to the Ukrainian troops in the UK. The soldiers trained in Operation Interflex could be back on the frontline within 48 hours, having completed training in the East Anglian countryside. In total, the operation has seen 60,000 soldiers trained in the UK since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. | ITV Anglia

Villagers living near the King’s private Sandringham Estate have given a mixed reception to news the former prince Andrew could soon be moving there. Some royal supporters in Dersingham in Norfolk told ITV News Anglia he deserved to be given a chance, while others questioned the increased scrutiny that might follow him. Andrew was stripped of his titles by the King on Thursday and ordered to move out of the Royal Lodge at Windsor. #itvnews | ITV Anglia

It’s time to reveal the #PrideOfBritain ITV Regional Fundraiser Winners! Last week, we showcased some incredible fundraisers from every corner of Britain, but there can only be one winner. Victoria "Tor" Skinner is a Northamptonshire mother living with terminal cancer who has raised over £33,000 through intense fitness challenges, including a solo Hyrox competition. Unwilling to be defined by it, she set up The-Tor-Rox-Foundation to support cancer patients by promoting physical and mental wellbe

7.2K views · 97 reactions | A boy from Northamptonshire, who was born so premature he almost died, is now celebrating his 18th birthday. Sam Swan from Wellingborough weighed just one pound, one ounce when he was born at 27 weeks in 1999. Doctors said he only had a 20% chance of survival, but now he's at college and hoping to become a chef. He says he's also looking forward to going down the pub! | ITV Anglia | Facebook

The Duke of Edinburgh appeared in three Survival wildlife documentaries made by Anglia Television in the 1960s and 1970s. More here: https://bit.ly/3uJJVBh | ITV Anglia