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Schools are alerting parents to a safeguarding issue affecting popular children's books by Andrew Cope, after web addresses printed in some editions now lead to inappropriate adult content.
Features
The email looks routine enough. A supplier invoice, perhaps, or a customer query. But for businesses still running Windows 10 after Tuesday, 14 October, that single click could be the moment everything changes – and not in a good way.
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A 32-year-old man from Ipswich has pleaded guilty to eight offences including assaulting six police officers and attacking road workers during an incident on Handford Road in the early hours of Wednesday, 8 October.
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After losing her grandad 30 years ago, her uncle 30 years too soon, and her cousin aged just 30, Nadine Wood launched #30for30 – a campaign that has united her community in fighting brain cancer.
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Attwells Solicitors has secured three major national honours this week, including a regional apprenticeship award, a Legal 500 ranking, and shortlisting in the Modern Law Conveyancing Awards.
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A 43-year-old man from Ipswich has been handed a suspended sentence after admitting to stalking a woman through persistent calls, messages and emails.
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Sharon Lucas, who works at Rainbow Pharmacy in Ipswich, has been named Pharmacy Technician of the Year at the Independent Pharmacy Awards held at the House of Commons on Thursday, 2 October.
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International fashion jewellery retailer Lovisa is set to open in the remaining ground floor unit of the Grimwades building, creating seven jobs and bringing the final piece of the regeneration project into place.
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Officers are searching for 27-year-old Kaylem Reid in connection with multiple offences including assault, harassment and criminal damage.
Opinion
Drawing on his experience as the chairman of Gateway 14 business park in Stowmarket, Sir Christopher Haworth makes the case for why Ipswich Borough Council's controversial £20m Portman Road car park decision deserves support rather than criticism.
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The personal letters of Margaret Catchpole, a servant girl who became a Suffolk legend after her daring jail escape and eventual deportation to Australia, invite visitors to decide for themselves whether she was a criminal or a woman charting her own path.
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Students on the MA Creative and Critical Writing course at the University of Suffolk have released their fifth anthology of original short stories, with each tale connected to a specific location in the county and exploring the theme of work.
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