Philippa Taylor
Suffolk Live

Greater Anglia say following a fault with the signalling system earlier today at Ipswich, all lines have now reopened and services are running normally.

Greater Anglia tweet, external: #Ipswich - Due to a fault with the signalling system services through this station may be cancelled or delayed.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

After a decent first day, Suffolk's cricketers were put in their place by Bedfordshire at Ipswich School yesterday, and face a fight if they are to get anything from their latest Minor Counties Championship match.

A partnership of 199 between George Thurstance and James Middlebrook gave the away side the upper hand as they declared on 462 for 9, a first innings lead of 121.

At stumps yesterday, Suffolk reached 150 for 4, external, with captain Tom Huggins unbeaten on 62.

Lowestoft Journal

A motorcyclist has praised paramedics and doctors for saving his life, external after he was seriously hurt in a crash.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Chris Walker-Hebborn believes someone was watching over him as he just about made it into the final of the 100m backstroke at the World Championships in Russia, external yesterday.

Image source, Mark Kolbe

The 25-year-old, from Bury St Edmunds, who won double gold at last year's Commonwealth Games, will compete for a medal alongside fellow Brit Liam Tancock later today.

"I messed my finish up in the semi-final and was lucky to make it in the end, but it's great to be here and it's one of the best atmosphere's I've ever been a part of," Walker-Hebborn said.

BBC Weather

It will be dry with sunny periods at first, but then cloud will increase.

Most places will remain dry. Highest temperatures will be across eastern areas such as Lowestoft and Ipswich, due to the southwesterly breeze.

Maximum temperature: 22C (72F). Watch the full forecast, external with Elizabeth Rizzini.

Philippa Taylor
Suffolk Live

A Leiston man is spending a week off work, dressed in camouflage clothes and hiding in hedges with a camera as part of a campaign to name and shame people who don't clear up their dog's mess.

Andrew Hawes says it's time for drastic action: "What I do now, from time to time, is hide in the hedge, watch the people. If they don't clear up after their dog then I'll just pop out of the hedge and say excuse me, could you please clean up after your dog?

"You're being filmed, if you clean up the film will be deleted straightaway." You can take a look, external at Andrew preparing for his vigil and add your comments on this story on our Facebook page.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town are expected to make it a trio of new signings for the week later today with Brentford midfielder Jonathon Douglas (pictured) poised to join the Blues ahead of the two sides' meeting at Griffin Park on Saturday.

Image source, Getty Images

Douglas, 33, has been told he is surplus to requirements by new Bees coach Marinus Dijkhuizen.

As expected, former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Giles Coke and Guinea international Larsen Toure completed their moves to Portman Road yesterday having impressed manager Mick McCarthy while on trial at Ipswich during pre-season.

Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

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• There's a new appeal for information about a ram-raid on a garage at Woolpit after the getaway vehicle was found burnt out in nearby woods

• A group of frustrated Leiston residents are so upset by dog fouling in their neighbourhood they've launched a hard-hitting campaign, external

• Businesses in Sudbury say rate advantages for charities have led to too many charity shops in the town

Philippa Taylor
Suffolk Live

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