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The road remains closed after the crash that also damaged garden walls, a telegraph pole and a tree.
Cambridge United holds a minute's silence in memory of Simon Dobbin.
The BBC TV documentary looks at an artist best known for her sea paintings and beach sculpture.
Police discovered further remains while investigating a bag of bones recovered from river.
Fans can bid for handwritten lyrics to his song Perfect and a £3 ticket for his first gig.
Precautionary tests at a Norfolk turkey processing plant find 75 new positive Covid cases.
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The coronavirus case rate in Ipswich has nearly doubled in the last week – although it remains less than half of the national rate.
Ed Sheeran has retained his title as the richest young British star - increasing his estimated worth by £40 million in the past year to £210 million.
Police are appealing for witnesses after 10 vehicles were damaged during a night long crime spree in Haverhill.
Six people have died with coronavirus at Colchester Hospital since mid-October - the first Covid-related deaths in more than two months.
Pub and restaurant owners across Suffolk have been praised for their help in providing free school meals to vulnerable children this half term.
A Suffolk man who served the community he loved with passion and enthusiam for decades has died at the age of 86.
The row over free school meals during half term and at Christmas has reached the steps of Ipswich Town Hall as protestors left empty plates to signify that children could go hungry because they may not be fed over holidays.
The mother of a 22-year-old Ipswich man whose body was found in the River Gipping said she had an “awful feeling” that it was her son when she heard a body had been discovered.
Police are hunting for a man who pulled a knife on a 13-year-old boy near an Ipswich pub.
The A140 is expected remain closed at Earl Stonham until this evening - which will be more than 24 hours after a 55 tonne crane overturned damaging the road.
The A140 at Earl Stonham is set to reopen at midnight – more than 30 hours after a 55-tonne crane overturned damaging the road.
The coronavirus case rate in Ipswich has nearly doubled in the last week – although it remains less than half of the national rate.
A senior Essex police officer has spoken out to defend the force’s use of stop and search powers after the county saw a spike in its use.
Ed Sheeran has retained his title as the richest young British star - increasing his estimated worth by £40 million in the past year to £210 million.
Police are appealing for witnesses after 10 vehicles were damaged during a night long crime spree in Haverhill.
A Suffolk branch of B&Q is set to close ahead of the opening of a new B&M discount store.
Six people have died with coronavirus at Colchester Hospital since mid-October - the first Covid-related deaths in more than two months.
Pub and restaurant owners across Suffolk have been praised for their help in providing free school meals to vulnerable children this half term.
A Suffolk man who served the community he loved with passion and enthusiam for decades has died at the age of 86.
The row over free school meals during half term and at Christmas has reached the steps of Ipswich Town Hall as protestors left empty plates to signify that children could go hungry because they may not be fed over holidays.