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Posted on 14th September 201914th September 2019 by Kevin Boardley

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    Kayden Jackson and Alan Judge both score twice as Ipswich come from behind to beat Burton.
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    The bridge is set to close from mid-afternoon on Saturday to mid-morning on Sunday.
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    Spending by visitors from China in the UK stood at £714m in September 2019.

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