Two days on from a fatal stabbing in Ipswich, here is everything we know so far.
On Tuesday an 18-year-old died after being stabbed to death in Ipswich town centre.
Where did the stabbing happen?
Police were called to a report that a man had been seriously assaulted in Westgate Street between Marks and Spencer and Debenhams, just yards from the Cornhill, one of the busiest parts of the shopping area.
It was later confirmed that an 18-year-old died after he had been stabbed in a "brazen" attack.
What time did it happen?
Emergency services, including the air ambulance, were called to the incident at about 3.35pm.
Eye witnesses said they saw a number of police cars and ambulance crews in the area.
What information do we have on the suspects?
Police are still searching for two male suspects who they believe are involved in the assault.
After the murder, one suspect headed towards Providence Street and the other suspect was seen to be heading towards the Cornhill.
No further details have been released by the police at this time about the men.
Where was the cordon in place?
Most of Westgate Street was cordoned off by police as a result of the stabbing.
The cordon was in place overnight and into Wednesday morning.
Police reduced the size of the cordon Wednesday afternoon which meant people could walk through Westgate Street again.
What have the police said about the incident?
Police put a section 60 in place across Ipswich on Tuesday afternoon which granted officers additional powers to stop and search people in the town.
This was then extended for a further 24 hours on Wednesday afternoon.
Superintendent Andy Martin said: "There will be heightened police activity within the town over the coming days in addition to our continued presence as part of our long-term commitment to making Ipswich a safer place."
What have community leaders said about the stabbing?
Leader of Ipswich Borough Council David Ellesmere called for an increased police presence in the town centre.
"We must work with our colleagues in the police and the County Council to ensure we maintain a visible police presence," he said.
"This is essential for providing reassurance and ensuring everyone is safe."
On the incident, he said: "It is deeply disturbing.
"My thoughts go out to the family of the victim and to all of those people in the street who witnessed it."
Ipswich MP Tom Hunt said he had spoken with Suffolk police immediately after the attack and had been assured the constabulary's investigation is thorough and that "they are getting more information by the minute".
"To have a knife attack leading to a fatality in broad daylight, in the town centre, witnessed by a number of my constituents is deeply disturbing," he added.
"My thoughts go out to the family and friends of the victim, but also to the people of Ipswich.
"This is distressing and disturbing."
What has happened in the town centre since?
A mobile police station has been placed in the Cornhill.
Members of the public are encouraged to use the opportunity to speak to local officers either about the incident or any other concerns they may have.
A number of floral tributes have been left in the town centre.
One message to the 18-year-old said: "We all love you. We will meet again some day bro."
Candles have also been lit in memory of the teenager.
Officers were called to another incident in the town centre - at Tower Ramparts last night.
A man was taken to hospital with a minor puncture wound to his chest following a robbery near Crown Pools.
He was taken to hospital for treatment but initial reports suggest that the man is not seriously injured.
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