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Mark Heath

Head of Football

Mark Heath is Head of Football/Sport for the EADT and Ipswich Star.

He has led our sports team since 2011, and prior to that spent more than a decade working on newsdesks across the region and beyond.

Mark hosts the Kings of Anglia Ipswich Town podcast and is a lover of all sports, with a particular fondness for/background in fight sports.

Clockwise from left: Sam Morsy, Joe Pigott and Vaclav Hladky could all potentially leave Ipswich Town this summer

Ipswich Town Transfer News | Analysis

Seven players who could leave Ipswich Town this summer

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James Webb with his Cage Warriors world middleweight title belt. Picture: DOLLY CLEW

MMA | Interview

UFC still the goal for Webb as he returns at Cage Warriors 138

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Chairman David Sheepshanks, manager George Burley and captain Matt Holland lift the trophy at Wemble

Football | Retro

Ipswich Town's 'true league standing' revealed in new survey

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Darren Bent in radio studio

Football | Retro

Bent names Town stars among his best-ever team-mates

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Corrie Ndaba returns to Ipswich Town this summer after a successful loan spell at Salford City

Football | Loan review

'A really good season' - Ndaba's Salford loan analysed

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Brett McGavin could start against Shrewsbury. Picture: Ross Halls

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'A special feeling' - McGavin's farewell message to Town fans

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Peterborough United's Jack Taylor celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game during the

Ipswich Town Transfer News | Video

Ipswich Town Transfer Talk: Taylor and Hirst links analysed

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Rekeem Harper should start for Ipswich Town against Colchester United

Football | Loan review

'A very mixed bag' - Harper's loan at Crewe analysed

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Derby County manager Wayne Rooney during the Sky Bet Championship match at Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football | Analysis

Reeling Rams are the biggest question mark among relegated sides

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The Pizza Calabrese at Honey Hill in Clare

Food Reviews | Review

Review: A hidden food gem in Suffolk's smallest town

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