Presenter Michael Portillo has been spotted recording an episode of his BBC railway documentary series at a station in east Suffolk.
Pictures have been shared on social media of Portillo, who fronts Great British Railway Journeys, at Saxmundham railway station this week.
A spokesman for Fremantle, which distributes Great British Railway Journeys, confirmed Portillo was at the station for an episode of the show.
Portillo is a former Conservative MP and cabinet minister turned broadcaster who has presented the BBC Two series since it started in 2010.
The BBC star was spotted at Saxmundham station (Image: Chris James)
He stepped down from politics in 2005, having already presenting several years earlier.
The 69-year-old is famously known for his bright trousers and jackets, and was spotted wearing a bright yellow shirt on his visit to Suffolk.
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