Tributes to former business editor Duncan Brodie who has died at Suffolk home
Tributes have flowed in for former EADT business editor Duncan Brodie who has died suddenly at his Suffolk home at the age of 65.
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Paul Geater has been writing about politics in Ipswich and Suffolk for more than 30 years. He also writes about transport issues - especially rail and road...
Paul Geater has been writing about politics in Ipswich and Suffolk for more than 30 years. He also writes about transport issues - especially rail and road...
Tributes have flowed in for former EADT business editor Duncan Brodie who has died suddenly at his Suffolk home at the age of 65.
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