Coastguard recovers man's body from River Deben near Woodbridge
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A man's body has been recovered from a river by the Police said the man was pulled out of the River Deben at Waldringfield, near Woodbridge, at 08:45 BST on force said he was about 35 and had fair hair and a beard. He was wearing black shorts. The cause of death is unknown but is not believed to be suspicious. Follow Suffolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
