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That's making himself seem bigger than he normally is, as any casual bird-watcher will tell you.
During a recent interview with the musical buddies, Taylor declared:
“I just want to start by saying that this is what he does, he tries to elevate himself geographically so he can seem better than me.
Experts will study this and say that you’re, like…what are you doing? You're peacocking right now!
It's all about perspective, folks.
A charity that works with homeless people says demand for its service has doubled.
East Anglian Daily Times
A12 Suffolk northbound severe disruption, at J33 A1214.
A12 Suffolk - One lane closed and queuing traffic on A12 northbound at J33, A1214 (Copdock Interchange), because of a broken down vehicle.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Detectives hope for a breakthrough in the case of Doris Shelley, 82, who was killed 25 years ago.
A photographer has taken portraits of the fire crew which put out a blaze at his restaurant, as a thank you.
The crash meant the average speed check has not been working since December.
BBC Look East political correspondent
Lines in and out of London's Liverpool Street to parts of Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire have been blocked by a track defect just outside the station.
A spokeswoman for operator Greater Anglia said trains between Norwich and London were not affected by the problem.
Engineers from Network Rail are at the scene, she added.
A list of trains affected by the disruption is available here.
About My Area
Sometime Suffolk resident Griff Rhys Jones has been appointed president of the preservation body the Victorian Society.
It's a promotion - he's been vice president since 2009 and is stepping up to the top job after the death of former president Lord Briggs of Lewes in 2016.
Jones said: "I have long been an admirer of the crucial work they do to help protect vulnerable Victorian and Edwardian buildings at risk, and look forward to further assisting them in that vital role."
The comedian and television presenter, whose house overlooks the Stour Estuary, has played an active role in the River Stour Trust.
He was a spokesman for a campaign which successfully opposed the building of a solar farm in Tattingstone.
A school in Stradbroke has been left picking up the pieces after a vehicle crashed into its fence and iron railings.
The Norfolk and Suffolk roads policing team has tweeted details of five cars it has seized in the last 24 hours.
Here are examples from both counties...
A Town U23 side featuring new signings Barry Cotter and Chris Goteni, as well as trialists Mohammed Sagaf and Ben Stephens, were comprehensively beaten 5-2 by Colchester United at the U's Florence Park training ground on Monday afternoon.
Suffolk Free Press
A man suffered multiple injuries as a result of a robbery which took place in Sudbury at the end of last week, setting off a police appeal for witnesses to the crime.
Up to 40 clowns are meeting in Lowestoft over the next five days to hold workshops and lectures on the artform.
Suffolk clown Andy Davis said: "When you work by yourself, by networking and sharing with others you learn so much."
Julie, a clown visiting from Arizona, USA, said: "You can borrow someone's material, but you have to change it and make it your own."
The father of the alleged hacker hails a ruling that means his son will not be extradited to the US.
A man has been charged after police were called out to a suspect package in the Sudbury branch of Barclays Bank on Wednesday.
A 41-year-old man from the town has appeared before magistrates in Ipswich and denied placing an article with intent and communication of false information.
He is also facing a charge of possession of class A drugs, but has not entered a plea yet.
He was granted conditional bail.
This morning saw the first of two deliveries of heavy plant vehicles to Newmarket from Warwickshire.
The big machines, which are 5m (16ft) wide are travelling on the back of transporters from Nuneaton via the A14, A142 Windmill Hill and B1103 Croft Road to their destination on George Lambton Avenue.
The first arrived after the morning rush hour, and there's a similar delivery tomorrow.
All Saints’ Church in Stuston could be in line for a huge £185,000 grant, if new exploratory work is successful.
Deadline-day signing Barry Cotter is set to make his first appearance in a Blues shirt this afternoon when Town’s U23s take on Colchester United at their Florence Park training ground (KO 1pm).