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"We also think there might be Roman and prehistoric remains there as well so it's likely to be quite complicated but it will be interesting."Dr Helen Geake, an expert in early Anglo-Saxon metal work with Time Team, said she was excited for what any potential discoveries would mean.

"It will always raise more questions, it will answer a few things and it will raise many more questions," she explained."But it moves us on, it moves the story on a bit... there is more to know."The area is famous for the discovery of an Anglo Saxon burial ship in 1939 that has been described as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time.

Time Team will film the excavation for a series hosted by Sir Tony Robinson.Tim Taylor, creator and series producer, previously said he was "thrilled to expand our relationship with Sutton Hoo".

"The story of Sutton Hoo has captured the world’s imagination, as we can see by the success of the award-winning film The Dig, and we hope to reveal yet another exciting chapter," he added.

A £65m project to regenerate the area around a city centre railway station has been approved by the government.The flow of migrants from Mexico in the US has long overshadowed relations between the two neighbours and became a defining issue in the 2024 White House election race that culminated in Trump’s resounding victory this month.

Under US diplomatic pressure, Mexico has been conducting its largest ever migrant crackdown, bussing and flying non-Mexican migrants to the country’s south, far from the US border.But Trump campaigned on a promise to seal the US-Mexico border and his threat to impose 25% tariffs was seen as an attempt to force Mexico into doing more to stop the migrants from reaching the US southern border.

The Mexican government has in turn demanded that the US take action to stop the flow of weapons being smuggled from the US into Mexico.Sheinbaum told reporters on Thursday that she would raise the issue of guns with Trump "in due time".