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A HACKER who stole unreleased music from Ed Sheeran and Kanye West has been jailed. Adrian Kwiatkowski, 22, illegally accessed the cloud-based accounts of top music artists and their producers to create electronic copies of unfinished songs. When the defendant's Apple Mac laptop was searched, 565 audio files were found from a series of well-known artists including Sheeran, West and rapper Lil Uzi Vert.

Strictly Come Dancing, Good Morning Britain and Emmerdale have all emotionally spoken out following the colourful funeral of their friend Robin Windsor.

A murder investigation has been launched after the body of a newborn baby was discovered.

A mum-of-two has shared how a cuddle with her children saved her life. Julie Kerridge, 44, originally felt a lump in her breast and immediately went to get it checked out.

A man aged 20 has died and several others have been taken ill after the Bassfest festival in Sheffield, police have confirmed.

Tinder date broke into her home, put tinned spaghetti in her shoes and cut through electrical cords – because she had broken up with him.Alisha Moy matched with Jordan Cobbold, 21, on the dating app in January 2021, shortly after she moved into her Ipswich, Suffolk.The 20-year-old was looking for a long-term relationship and decided to meet up with Cobbold after the pair hit it off online and were seeing each other for a few weeks. Eventually, Alisha invited Jordan to come to her home and he suggested taking the spare key to her flat, claiming it would be 'nice if he let himself in' while Alisha was at work.The young woman claims she 'didn't really get the chance to say no', and called her mum when she became scared about Jordan having a key to her home as 'things turned weird.'She said Jordan would 'burst into tears for no reason' while watching a film and 'ignore' Alisha when she asked what was wrong.She added: "Then when we got together, he started saying stuff like ‘this is the stage of the relationship when everything starts going wrong’.

teenager who shot a 15-year-old boy with a double-barrelled shotgun has been found guilty of his attempted murder.The defendant, 16, claimed he only wanted to "scare" his victim but ended up firing at his face by accident.The shot schoolboy was walking to school in Kesgrave, near Ipswich, Suffolk on September 7 2020 when he was gunned down. The shooter explained is victim had caused him "humiliation and fear" which he planned on retaliating to by wielding a weapon at him.

A school dinner lady has vowed to carry on working after cooking herself up a £1million National Lottery win just hours before Mother's Day.

These amazing photographs show the wonderful lunchtime treats a mum makes her kids - which resemble TV and film characters, cult game classics and animals.

Harlow in Essex is the latest area to record a spike in coronavirus infection rates, as England's lockdown comes to an end.

Government Covid rules.Many booked flights and trains after the Scottish Government ordered them to stay put and avoid all social gatherings to tackle the spike in Covid cases.The mass exodus from halls of residences across the country came as remaining students claimed it was like being in prison as university bosses had threatened them with expulsion if they did not comply.Second-year MA History student James Yucel, 19, returned to his family home in Ipswich, Suffolk on Friday.He said: “On Thursday night there was just widespread panic as students learned of the new restrictions.“It was utter chaos with students booking flights, trains and getting packed up.

shot near a school, police have said.Emergency services rushed to the scene near Kesgrave High School, east of Ipswich in Suffolk just after 8.40am on Monday, September 7, to reports that a teenage boy had been shot in Friends Walk, as he was walking to school.The victim, aged 15-years-old, sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, where he currently remains in a critical condition.Witnesses reported seeing the suspect get into a car following the attack, which drove off out of the close.A statement from Suffolk Police says: "At 10.55am yesterday [Monday September 7], officers arrested a teenage boy in connection with the incident and he was taken to Martlesham Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

hatching, a tiny little duckling popped out.Lauren, from Ipswich, Suffolk, has named the fluffy little chick Darwin - and says it is just like having a dog.Now "part of the family", Lauren and her fiance are planning on keeping little Darwin, who hatched on July 18, as a pet even after he grows.She said: "He's gorgeous.

A 99-year-old war hero who was on a secret unit formed by Sir Winston Churchill has died of coronavirus.

The family of a man who died in a nighttime balcony fall have spoken of their devastation.