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Midjourney considers ban on Political images amid election misinformation concerns, Suffolk expert forecasts AI to take over in coding within a decade, and much more today.

Terry Hunt brings us his update on the Thomas Wolsey 550 project

Terry Hunt brings us his update on the Thomas Wolsey 550 project

Matthew Applegate, from Ipswich in Suffolk, has been able to restore his fourth album, 12 years on after it was destroyed by a bolt of lightning.

Ipswich’s new mayor John Cook has been sworn into office this week.

Creative Computing Club technology school on London Road in Ipswich has turned 10 after it was founded by BAFTA winning Matthew Applegate in 2012.

Business owner Matthew Applegate, from Ipswich, who ate through the contents of his company's vending machine in lockdown has lost more than 8st.

"I very much want to support all our communities, our residents, businesses and faith communities who have done so much for the town that hasnt been publicised." Supporting Ipswich as it moves out of Covid-19 restrictions will be among the key elements of the mayoral role this year - Credit: Charlotte Bond Ms Hughes paid tribute to the efforts of health workers, frontline employees and community organisations who helped through the pandemic. She hopes to thank people throughout the town for t...

"I very much want to support all our communities, our residents, businesses and faith communities who have done so much for the town that hasnt been publicised." Supporting Ipswich as it moves out of Covid-19 restrictions will be among the key elements of the mayoral role this year - Credit: Charlotte Bond Ms Hughes paid tribute to the efforts of health workers, frontline employees and community organisations who helped through the pandemic. She hopes to thank people throughout the town for t...

Published: 5:57 PM March 5, 2021    Suffolk County Council is still encouraging donations of laptops to help youngsters without IT kit - Credit: Getty Images/Ingram Publishing A campaign for people to donate unwanted laptops and tablets for school children will continue despite the return of children to classrooms next week, as part of efforts to address digital poverty long-term. The IT Kit for Kids campaign was launched by Suffolk County Council and the Creative Computing Club in Ipswich ...