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Simon Boon, whose sister Allison Heathcote remains in hospital after Friday's massacre in Tunisia having been shot five times, says his brother-in-law, Philip Heathcote, from Felixstowe, died in the attack.

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He said: "I have spoken to my nephew, James, and Philip has now been identified and confirmed as one of those who sadly died as a result of the shooting.

"Philip originally comes from Manchester and I am sure his family living there will want to pay their own tributes. The thoughts of our family go out to them all as we, together, grieve this awful loss."

Philip Heathcote and his wife Allison were in Tunisia to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary when they were shot by a gunman with links to Islamic State extremists.

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Simon Boon, Mrs Heathcote's brother, said Mr Heathcote, from Felixstowe, was killed in the massacre. Mrs Heathcote remains in hospital.

"For 30 years, Philip has shown my sister love, care and loyalty that was second to none," Mr Boon said. "We will, along with his family in Manchester, deeply grieve this terrible loss."

Stuart Cullen, 52, from the Lowestoft area, also died during Friday's attack on the beach near Sousse.

Simon Boon, Philip Heathcote's brother-in-law, has been talking to the press about the impact the Tunisian massacre has had on his family.

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As you can see, his interview is just arriving now to the BBC newsroom in London, we'll have more on this very soon.

A close friend of Philip Heathcote says he was killed in Friday's attack in Tunisia.

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John Bloomfield said Mr Heathcote and his wife Allison, who remains in hospital having been shot in the massacre, were valued members of Felixstowe Cricket Club.

"The club is in complete shock," Mr Bloomfield said. "They only went on holiday last Wednesday, and to have it all finished for Phil and for Allison to be left as she is, after two days, nobody expects that."

The Foreign Office and Suffolk Police would not comment on whether Mr Heathcote had died.

Say goodbye to the former police headquarters in Ipswich.

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Demolition work has begun on the Elm Street building, which Ipswich Borough Council was obliged to buy last year after Suffolk police moved out.

The council has yet to decide on a future use for the site.

Firefighters were called to a blaze at Medi-Plinth Equipment Ltd earlier on Holywells Road in Ipswich.

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Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said it was called to the premises about 14:55. The road was closed between Duke Street and Cliff Lane.

A relative of a couple from Felixstowe who were caught up in Friday's attack in Tunisia is due to give a press conference shortly.

Allison Heathcote, 48, was critically injured in the massacre, and her husband Phil, 53, has not been heard from since.

Simon Boon, Mrs Heathcote's brother, who lives near Diss, is expected to give an update on both.

Dry during the evening, with further sunshine for most, giving way to clear spells for the remainder of the night. Staying relatively warm with a light breeze. Minimum temperature: 12C (54F).

Early mistiness in some coastal areas tomorrow will soon disperse, leaving a dry and very warm day with plenty of sunshine.

Feeling fresher near the coast towards Lowestoft with an onshore breeze. Maximum temperature: 29C (84F).

A Suffolk illustrator and printmaker has had her latest worked unveiled in a national newspaper.

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Celia Hart, from Withersfield near Haverhill, has designed the new Daily Telegraph Crest, which is on page 15 of today's paper.

"It was really quite exciting to see it this morning, and it's quite a relief to see it's there," she said. "It was only being drawn on my computer last Tuesday, so it's been quite a rush job."

Only 5% of scams in the UK are reported, according to statistics from Suffolk County Council, which has launched a new campaign today with BBC Radio Suffolk.

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About 80 collection bins are being placed around libraries in Suffolk as part of the Scamnesty campaign, which aims to raise awareness of the scams and help authorities trace those responsible.

Larry Carberry said team spirit was vital in Ipswich Town's incredible rise from the third tier of English football to winners of the First Division in 1962, under the guidance of Sir Alf Ramsey (pictured right).

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Speaking in 2012, Carberry, who died on Friday, said: "We had such a good gang of lads, we all mixed well.

"We had a ten pin bowling team, a darts team, a snooker team, and a table tennis team. I played in them all, so was never at home."

Helen Davey has sent us this photo which shows the damage caused by the fire on Holywells Road in Ipswich.

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The fire started at about 14:55 at a medical aid manufacturer, believed to be Medi-Plinth Equipment Ltd.

The road is closed between Duke Street and Cliff Lane.

Larry Carberry said he signed for Ipswich after being spotted by Town boss Sir Alf Ramsey (pictured left) in Bury St Edmunds, while he was still in the Army.

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Carberry, who died on Friday, told BBC Radio Suffolk's Graeme McLoughlin in 2012: "When I came off the field he was waiting with the manager of the local team and asked me if I'd like to go to Ipswich, so I said yes.

"That was on Tuesday. He'd fixed it up for me to play for the second team at Leicester on Thursday. He just picked me up, I played the game, then back to the camp. I couldn't believe it."

I'm at the scene of the fire at Holywells Road in Ipswich.

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Suffolk Fire and Rescue tells me the fire is at a medical aid manufacturer, thought to be Medi-Plinth Equipment Ltd, and the blaze has been contained to that building.

There is still lots of smoke in the air and local people have been advised to stay inside.

Helen Davey is an eyewitness to the fire in Holywells Road, and lives on Anchor Street.

She said: "My neighbour smelt it and came and knocked on my door.

"Then having looked out, there was just red flames coming out of the top of the roof. The smoke got really, really black, you couldn't see the park from here," she said.

Residents near the site of a fire in Ipswich have been warned to keep their windows closed.

Emergency services are currently at the scene of a fire at a commercial premises in Holywells Road.

A spokesman for the police said: "The road is currently closed between Duke Street and Cliff Lane whilst firefighters tackle the blaze and residents living in the immediate vicinity of the road are being advised to keep their windows closed."

Speedway star Joe Jacobs is looking to get back into the sport full-time after a successful comeback at one of his old clubs.

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Yesterday afternoon the Ipswich-born rider (pictured centre) won the individual Palmer Trophy meeting at Mildenhall's West Row stadium and is now issuing a "come and get me" message to promoters in the Premier League.

The 21-year-old has been helping Ipswich Witches' heat leader Rohan Tungate in the pits in recent weeks, but is now keen to return to competitive action having quit the sport in the winter.

Eight fire engines are now at the scene of the fire in Holywells Road in Ipswich where smoke and flames can be seen coming from the industrial unit.

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Meanwhile the St Elizabeth Hospice shop nearby has been evacuated... we'll have more from our reporter Linda Walker shortly who's been dispatched to the scene.

Thanks to eyewitness Helen Davey for sending in this picture. If you can see what's going on send us your pictures or video to suffolklive@bbc.co.uk, via Twitter @BBCSuffolk or our Facebook page.

More now on that fire in Holywells Road in Ipswich.

Eyewitness Alan Cowie, from New Anglia Growth Hub, said: "You can see the building and the smoke from here.

"I can't see any flames, just smoke and the colour is changing, it's going darker in colour at times which suggests to me that they're trying to put it out."

An Ipswich couple who arrived in Tunisia on the day of a terror rampage that saw 38 killed have described the "peaceful" protest performed by locals denouncing the attack.

How about this for a great photo? Ipswich Town's players look overjoyed having won the First Division title in 1962.

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The parade through Ipswich ended with a civic reception at the Town Hall.

Defender Larry Carberry, who died on Friday aged 79, was a key-part of Sir Alf Ramsey's side. People have been posting their tributes on Twitter.

A man has been treated at Addenbrooke's Hospital after several thousand pounds in cash was stolen in the early hours this morning at the White Hart Hotel in Newmarket, police say.

Two men came into the premises via a side entrance about midnight, assaulted the man and forced him to open the safe when they made off with a red cash box.

As the temperatures are set to soar come the middle of the week... ever wondered why it feels hotter on some days than others when the temperature is the same?

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Matt Taylor explains in a short video on the BBC Weather website.

It'll be a cheerful afternoon with bright and sunny spells, especially in the east.

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It'll feel pleasantly warm or very warm with light south-westerly winds.

Tonight it'll be a dry evening with some late sunshine. Then overnight skies will remain clear for much of the time. Winds will be light, and southerly. Maximum temperature 21C (69F), minimum overnight will be 15C (59F).

Here's the lunchtime headlines for you:

• Stuart Cullen, 52, from the Lowestoft area, is confirmed as one of the dead after the attacks in Tunisia
• Felixstowe's Allison Heathcote is currently in hospital in Tunisia after also being shot
• Tributes are paid to the former Ipswich Town defender Larry Carberry, who died on Friday aged 79

The greatest asset of former Ipswich right-back Larry Carberry, who died on Friday, was his speed, according to team-mate John Elsworthy.

Carberry won the first, second and third division titles with the Blues during the 1950s and 60s and was inducted into the ITFC Hall of Fame in 2010.

Speaking to independent Ipswich Town website TWTD in 2002, Elsworthy said of Carberry: "His great asset was his speed, tremendous pace had Larry."

Tributes have been paid to former Ipswich Town defender Larry Carberry, who died on Friday, aged 79.

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Former Ipswich player Simon Milton, who now works for the club's academy, tweeted: "RIP Larry Carberry, lovely man and a true gentlemen #itfclegend"

On Facebook, John Potter said: "Sad day... Larry was right-back for Town when I first started to go to Portman Road as a boy!! RIP Larry and thank you for your part in our great club's history!!"

Check out this amazing picture we've had sent in by Mathew Howlett, taken last week in Southwold.

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Mr Howlett said: "The frame was captured just after sunset looking up the river Blyth with Walberswick to the left and Southwold lifeboat station RNLI to the right.

He added: "The colours were amazing with many layers of cloud and colour." We'd love to see your pictures of Suffolk too - email us, or post them to our Facebook page.

Mandy Howlett, from Rushmere near Ipswich, has been telling BBC Radio Suffolk her daughter Becky was staying at the resort, close to where the attack happened.

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She said: "She was sunbathing on loungers with her boyfriend and she said that everybody started to run... one lady just said to her 'run darling, get inside quick'... then she had the information that 27 people had been killed and the gunman was still loose."

The British death toll is expected to rise above 30, according to David Cameron. All Britons injured in the attack will be returned to the UK within 24 hours, Downing Street said.

More now on former Ipswich Town defender Larry Carberry, who died on Friday. He enjoyed a successful career with Ipswich Town - winning the top three divisions with the club.

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But the FA cup escaped him, and in an interview with the Telegraph in 2005, Carberry recalled how the side's fifth-round exit in 1959 at the hands of Luton was preceded by a dispute about bonuses.

"We were all still sitting in our suits quarter of an hour before kick-off," Carberry said. "Alf [Ramsey] said: 'Shall I go out there and tell the crowd there isn't going to be a game?'" We'll be taking a look at some of the tributes being paid to Carberry a little bit later.

Economic growth will top the agenda of the first public meeting of the Mildenhall and Lakenheath Airbases Group (MALAG) next week.

The meeting next Friday will be given updates on studies into Forest Heath's potential for economic growth.

Allison Heathcote, one of at least 36 people injured in the Tunisian beach resort attack, is "very calm and competent" says a work colleague.

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Norman Atkins, chairman of the Two Counties Cricket Championship says Mrs Heathcote, from Felixstowe, who remains in hospital in Tunisia, has been a colleague for many year.

He said: "She's very well-known and very well-liked... a splendid administrator and she's very calm and competent. She's a real family person," he said.

A colleague of the woman injured in the Tunisia beach attack says he is hoping for the best after news that Felixstowe's Allison Heathcote had been shot and is in hospital.

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Norman Atkins, chairman of Two Counties Cricket Championship, says he has worked in the cricket world with Mrs Heathcote, who is currently league secretary, for more than 20 years.

He said: "All I can say is that I hope everything turns out well. Certainly the more tragic news is that there's no news on her husband," he said.

Larry Carberry, who died on Friday, was part of the Ipswich Town side that won the First Division title in 1962.

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Right back Carberry (pictured on the back row, first on the left) was born in Liverpool in 1936 and made 257 appearances for Ipswich between 1956 and 1964, according to Pride of Anglia.

The photo above was taken days after Sir Alf Ramsey's side beat Aston Villa 2-0 to win the title.

Ipswich Town Football Club posts on Facebook: "The club is saddened to learn of the death of former player, Larry Carberry, who passed away on Friday aged 79. Rest in peace, Larry"

Stephen Ardley, the mayor of Lowestoft who was holidaying in Sousse a week before the shootings happened, says he would return to the resort one day but "the security could be a better out there".

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He added: "You don't expect anything like that because the local people and the staff and everyone are so friendly."

Suffolk police confirmed earlier that 52-year-old Stephen Ardley, from the Lowestoft area, was among the Britons killed in the Tunisian attack.

Recipients of phishing emails, scam letters and phone calls can help bring criminal gangs to justice, Suffolk Constabulary says.

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Alan Osborne, community safety manager, told Scamnesty organiser Mark Murphy: "These fraudsters are largely organised crime. Don't ignore the scams, but forward them on to Action Fraud.

"The more information they get the more chance they have of tracking them down."

A Suffolk woman caught up in Friday's massacre in Tunisia has been placed in an induced coma following surgery for five gunshot wounds, according to her eldest brother.

We'd hoped to bring you some news from Ipswich Town's training ground, where colleagues from radio and BBC Look East joined Sky and ITV this morning for a planned press conference.

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However, a very apologetic member of staff had to tell the 10 or so journalists that there had been a mix up over the dates - and no-one was available to speak.

Ah well, at least it's a nice day. Hopefully we'll hear from Mick McCarthy later in the week.

A new campaign which aims to raise awareness about scams has been launched by BBC Radio Suffolk's Mark Murphy.

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The month-long Scamnesty campaign hopes to highlight how to spot a scam, whether it's via email, post or on the phone, and how people can report suspicious activity.

Working in partnership with the council's Trading Standards, the campaign will see Scamnesty boxes added to libraries around the county. People can dump their suspected scam mail for authorities to inspect.

Stuart Cullen, 52, from Lowestoft, was among those who died in the Tunisian attack where it has emerged the British death toll will rise above 30.

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"Mr Cullen was believed to have died instantly and was with his wife at the time," police said. Mrs Cullen received injuries during the incident but has now returned to the county.

The family said in a statement they were "truly grateful for the compassion afforded to them" since Mr Cullen's death.

A busy morning so far as more information emerges about the killings in Tunisia:

• Lowestoft man Stuart Cullen is among the dead killed at the Sousse beach resort
• Suffolk is awaiting news of Felixstowe's Allison Heathcote who is in hospital after the attack
• A Rushmere mother has told of her fears for her 23-year-old daughter also staying in Tunisia

Lowestoft mayor Stephen Ardley, who was in Sousse just over a week ago, has said his heart has gone out to the family and friends of the people affected by the killings in Tunisia.

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Meanwhile David Cameron said there would be what he called a "full spectrum response" against so-called Islamic State:

"We can beat these people but it does take extraordinary resolve and patience because this is going to take a very long time," he said.

The Home Secretary Theresa May is to travel to Tunisia today for talks with government ministers about how to combat terrorism.

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At least 30 British tourists were killed in Friday's shooting, including 52-year-old Stuart Cullen from Lowestoft.

Meanwhile an RAF plane is also being sent to help bring back the wounded. Get all the latest Tunisia reaction from our colleagues at BBC Politics.

Meanwhile Mandy Howlett, from Rushmere in Ipswich, says her daughter Becky was staying very near to the site where the killings took place on Friday.

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She said: "I can't really say how I felt, it was just horrendous to think my daughter was all those miles away, thousands of miles away, facing the most traumatic experience.

"She's 23 and... I just felt helpless."

The Mayor of Lowestoft Stephen Ardley says his thoughts are with the family of the dead man killed in Tunisia - a resort he was holidaying at only last week.

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"My heartfelt sympathy goes out to not only the Cullen family, but to all the families and friends that have been affected by this devastating act of cruelty.

"I was walking along that very same beach eight days earlier, the wife and I used to go for a walk on it every morning, so it really brings it home," he said.

A Suffolk man is believed to have "died instantly" in the Tunisian beach attack on Friday.

Stuart Cullen, 52, was with his wife when a gunman with links to Islamic State extremists killed 38 people on a beach near Sousse.

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Mrs Cullen was injured but has been able to return home to the Lowestoft area where she is being comforted by close family and police family liaison officers.

We'll have more on Stuart Cullen, who died in the Tunisia beach attacks, later... meanwhile another Suffolk family is anxiously awaiting news after a Felixstowe woman was left critically injured during the shootings.

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Simon Boon from Otley said there has been confusion about the condition of his sister Allison Heathcote who is currently in an induced coma in a Sousse hospital - the family was told before flying out she had had a kidney removed.

"When they arrived she hadn't... it was the person in the room next to her - she'd [Allison] been shot five times, three times in the abdomen and twice in the shoulder, she's undergone six hours of surgery to have her shoulder rebuilt."

It's due to be a dry and sunny start to the week with highs of 24C (75F).

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There will be late sunshine this evening and clear skies tonight. Watch the latest forecast with Kate Kinsella.

Family liaison officers are currently supporting the family of a man from the Lowestoft area who died in the Tunisia beach attack, police say.

Stuart Cullen, 52, has just been confirmed as being among those who were killed.

The force has told us it will issue a statement later this morning - we'll bring you more on this story as details come in... you can also hear the latest on BBC Radio Suffolk.

Here are this morning's headlines:

• Suffolk police have confirmed family liaison officers are helping a family in the Lowestoft area after Friday's shootings in Tunisia
• New guidelines that aim to improve end of life care could be issued nationwide following a trial in hospitals including West Suffolk
• BBC Radio Suffolk is joining forces with the county's trading standards from today to try to stop people becoming the victims of fraud

Welcome to another week of news, sport, travel, weather and more on the live page for Suffolk.

The team will be here to bring you the latest from across the county until 18:00.

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