Discovering the 'lost city of England'

A tiny village that was once a medieval port considered a rival to London is now home to the "lost city of England".

- BY NATALIE KING

In Anglo-Saxon times, Dunwich on the Suffolk coast suffered misfortune when it was hit by a storm surge and two weather fronts across two years, causing large parts of the town to become submerged.

It's subsequently been dubbed the "lost city of England" and draws comparisons to Atlantis, the city which legend says sank into the ocean.