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Former landlady, Iris Gooch, of Gorleston, who mingled with stars such as Paul Daniels, died aged 105.

TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Letter-writer Dr. Joel I. Last (“In defense of D’Souza,” June 15, TribLIVE) needs to give it up. He champions this wacky, revisionist theory that since Hitler’s National Socialist German Workers’ Party contains the word “socialist,” then the Nazis were creatures of the political left. This is like saying the Democratic People’s Republic of (North) Korea must be a...

Two words that perhaps aren’t said enough. I want to thank all of our wonderful volunteers, without whom this club simply wouldn’t function. They were talking about Volunteer Week on the radio on my way into work this morning and it got me thinking about how many are involved in our set up. We are truly blessed and have been for many years to have a willing band of people who give their time freely to do so many things: from managing and coaching youth teams, running the club shop, helping ...

91-year-old John Gooch was last seen Monday night.

Church Road in Nacton is currently closed and a police cordon is in place. Police attend the scene near Levington Road, Nacton after a woman was found with stab wounds - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown A police car was parked outside a home on Yarmouth Road on Monday afternoon while an officer stands duty. Some neighbours in Yarmouth Road reported hearing shouts, while others expressed their shock at seeing up to nine police cars attending the scene. One nearby resident, who wished to remain anonymous...

"However, we do believe those involved are known to each other.” Police attend the scene of an attempted murder on Levington Road towards Nacton. A cordon remains in place at the scene. - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown One of the neighbours close to the scene, Sim Beckley, was "shocked" that something like this could happen in the Nacton area.  "You dont think of this in a sleepy village like this do you?" Mr Beckley said.  "I guessed it was something serious as I could see emergency services ...

Opinions | World War II’s less-famous fascist Andrew Nagorski Benito Mussolini took power in Italy in late 1922, making him Europe’s first fascist leader. Adolf Hitler, at the time a little-known beer hall agitator for his fledgling Nazi Party in Munich, would need another decade before he was positioned for a similar takeover in Germany. Yet in many histories of fascism and World War II, Hitler and his war machine receive almost all the attention, while Mussolini and the ...