Missing RAF serviceman
Police are searching for an RAF serviceman who went missing after a night out in Suffolk. Corrie McKeague was last seen in Bury St Edmunds.
Police interview man who talked to Corrie McKeague in takeaway
Police have interviewed a man who spoke to RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague at a takeaway restaurant on the night he disappeared.
Officers have identified a number of people who were at Pizza Mama Mia at the same time as Corrie on 24 September.
They're also investigating a possible sighting of the airman at the back of a sugar beet factory at around 4.20am. Detectives stress it is unconfirmed.
There are still no confirmed sightings of Corrie beyond 3.25am, when he was captured on CCTV walking down Brentgovel Street.
Further searches are being carried out between the A143 and A134.
Suffolk and Norfolk police search teams are being joined by volunteers and RAF specialist search personnel.
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