BBC Local Live: Suffolk on Tuesday, 28 June 2016

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Updates on Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Lauri Love faces US extradition hearing
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Breaking: Ipswich Town sign Paul Digby from Barnsleypublished at 10:04 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
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No appearance for new ITFC signingpublished at 10:01 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Richard Haugh
BBC News
There will be no appearance of Town's sole summer signing so far, Adam Webster, today.
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The ex-Portsmouth defender (pictured on left) is due to officially sign on 1 July.
Live at ITFC press conferencepublished at 09:55 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Richard Haugh
BBC News
I'm at Ipswich Town's training ground, where Mick McCarthy is due to talk to the press. The Town players returned to training yesterday.
We expect McCarthy to be asked about the season ahead, potential new signings, and his thoughts on the Euros.
Coming up: Ipswich Town press eventpublished at 09:48 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Ipswich Town's players returned to training yesterday.
We'll be bringing you updates and pictures from Mick McCarthy's press conference this morning.
'Millions sign petition to re-run England match'published at 09:43 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Hats off to the Suffolk Gazette for the lightning-fast reaction, external to England's exit from Euro 2016 last night.
Hermann Hreidarsson: England defending 'diabolical'published at 09:14 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Former Iceland defender Hermann Hreidarsson criticised England's defensive display last night, and says Roy Hodgson's side should have been prepared for the long throw-in which led to the equalising goal.
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"Everything was just too slow and sloppy, they were scared to play," he said. "Maybe it was the worst thing that could happen for them, to score that early. Maybe they thought it was going to be a walk in the park.
"The biggest point for me is the equalising goal. It's an absolute paste of the goal against Austria, where it's a long throw in, a flick on, and then the Icelanders are more determined to get the second ball.
"They must have seen the goal. They must have defensive coaches. To make Wayne Rooney mark our biggest centre back who flicks it on is just diabolical.
"It's horrible defending."
Iceland were better than England 'in every department'published at 09:06 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Former Ipswich Town and Iceland defender Hermann Hreidarsson has hailed last night's Euro 2016 victory over England as the "biggest win in our history".
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"It wasn't by luck, we were the better team and better on the pitch in every department," said Hreidarsson, who represented his country 89 times.
"They're so organised. Everyone is putting a massive shift in. You could see how we pressed the ball right from the top, the two strikers came off absolutely knackered.
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"We work that extra bit hard and as a unit - it's hard to break us down. We were also playing good football - the second goal was a class act.
"First it was a great achievement just to be in France, now the momentum is growing."
Boxing: As good as any punch I've thrown - Ogogopublished at 08:52 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Lowestoft middleweight Anthony Ogogo's hailed the explosive way in which he finished off Croatia's Frane Radnic at The O2 Arena on Saturday.
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"When you throw a really good shot you know about it because it's almost like you don't feel the punch connect. It's a strange feeling that's hard to describe."
"On Saturday night I threw a left-hook and didn't feel any connection, but next thing I knew he was on the floor," Ogogo told BBC Suffolk Sport.
Ipswich Witches: One in, one out at Foxhallpublished at 08:45 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Ipswich Witches, external have sacked Paco Castagna (pictured) after a poor run of form and replaced him with Joe Jacobs.
Image source, Stephen Waller
Team Manager Ritchie Hakwins: "It’s very sad to let Paco go. He’s a top lad and has been a pleasure to manage but we have not seen the best of him.”
“Joe has been desperate for the meetings and the opportunity and he has been doing well of late for Belle Vue. It’s nice to give a young local lad a chance.”
Lauri Love: A hacker's fight against extraditionpublished at 08:44 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Richard Haugh
BBC News
The Telegraph has published an in-depth look at the case against accused cyber-hacker Lauri Love, and the Suffolk man's account of what's happened, external.
Weather: Dry and bright this morningpublished at 08:26 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
BBC Weather
Starting dry and bright but the clouds will move in by mid-morning with rain this afternoon.
Top temperature of 19C (66F).
BBC Weather has more details.
Accused hacker fears 'barbaric treatment'published at 08:18 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Lauri Love has called on Home Secretary Theresa May to intervene in his fight against extradition to the United States.
"I would ask her if she feels she has an obligation and a duty of care to UK citizens to shield them from relatively barbaric treatment," Mr Love said.
"I have not been accused of any violent offending but am facing potentially the rest of my life in a foreign prison where I have no friends and family.
"We should assert the sovereignty of our legal system, which actually gave birth to US law, and we should consider ourselves intelligent and competent and capable enough to have our own legal system and not require the foreign powers to step in."
Lauri Love will 'fight extradition all the way'published at 08:13 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Lauri Love says he will continue to fight the United States over its desire to extradite him over cyber-hacking claims.
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According to Mr Love's lawyers, the 31-year-old University Campus Suffolk student could face up to 99 years in prison if found guilty of the alleged offences.
"I am hoping for a positive outcome but we will fight it all the way," Mr Love said ahead of today's extradition hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Suffolk man accused of US cyber crime due in courtpublished at 08:04 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
A man from Suffolk who has been accused of hacking into United States government and Nasa computers is due in court today.
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The American authorities want to extradite Lauri Love, 31, from Stradishall, for the alleged breaches and make him stand trial for cyber-hacking.
Mr Love, who says he wants the chance to defend himself in a UK court, is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court later.
Good morning and welcomepublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 28 June 2016
Richard Haugh
BBC News
Hello, and welcome to Local Live for Suffolk.
Football is on the mind of a lot of people today, following England's exit from Euro 2016, and it's something we'll be looking at today.
Ipswich Town's players returned from their summer holidays yesterday and will this morning open up their training ground for a press event - which we'll be reporting live from.
But we'll start the day with the thoughts of a Suffolk man due in court today over claims he hacked into US Federal Reserve computers.