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Man named after fatal accident in Suffolk
A man who died following a two vehicle collision in Fressingfield yesterday afternoon has been named by police as 25-year-old Charlie Cockett from Ash Drive, Eye.
He sustained serious head injuries and was airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital but died later last night.
Royal wedding organist comes to Peterborough
Peterborough Cathedral's new Director of music has a royal pedigree.
Robert Quinney played the organ at Westminster Abbey for the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Stuart Leithes reports...
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Norfolk children's centre closes temporarily
A children's centre in Norfolk has voluntarily closed its doors to deal with a 'number of issues' concerning the running of the service.
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Pub turns waste into water
A pub in Norfolk is using new technology to keep its food waste out of landfill
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Police make six arrests after illegal rave
by Andy Ward
Bedfordshire Police arrest six people in connection with an illegal rave that took place on Sunday May 19.
Read the full storyMurder inquiry after fire - police statement
Thames Valley Police is continuing its enquiries at the scene of a fatal fire in Milton Keynes.
The body of a woman was found by emergency services inside a property in St Leger Court, Great Linford, following a fire on Sunday evening.
A post-mortem examination was carried out by a Home Office pathologist last night. The results were inconclusive and further tests will now be carried out.
Senior Investigating Officer Det Ch Insp Gill Wootton said: “The lady who tragically died in this fire was middle-aged.
“While she has not been formally identified, we believe we know who she is and have located her next of kin. They are being kept updated on the progress of our investigation.
“Enquiries will continue at the property throughout today as we work towards establishing the cause of the fire and a scene guard remains in place.”
The family of Maria Stubbings talk to ITV News Anglia
Essex Police have been criticised by the IPCC for failing to protect a woman murdered by her ex-partner.
Maria Stubbings, who was 50, was strangled by her ex-partner at her home in Chelmsford in December 2008.
Maria's family are now calling for a public inquiry. You can see their campaign called "In Maria's name" at the Refuge website http://www.refuge.org.uk
Her brother Manuel Fernadez spoke to ITV News Anglia and we began by asking him if he had faith in the police force.
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Appeal to commuters over missing Norwich woman
Norfolk Police say bus and train passengers in Norwich may be able to help in their search for a missing woman in the city.
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