BBC Travel

The A14 is blocked and there's queuing traffic westbound between the Rowley Mile Services in Newmarket, and J36 (A1303 Nine Mill Hill) in Six Mile Bottom, because of an accident involving a lorry and several other vehicles.

Police tell us that the A12 is closed northbound at Bredfield, north of Woodbridge, following a three-vehicle collision. 

Emergency services are on the scene, although it's not thought any of the injuries are serious.

BBC Travel

There's queuing traffic on the A12 southbound between the A1095 junction in Blythburgh, and Bramfield Turning in Darsham. 

It's the same situation on the exit slip road on the A14 westbound in Ipswich at J55 (A1214 Copdock).

Before the South Kiosk at Martello Park Facebook page was taken down, several people had responded to the post.

Here's part of what some people had to say:

• "As a parent with autistic children the screaming was not because they were in a tantrum it would have appeared to be to those not in the know, but because they were scared and unsettled"
• "You have set up a kiosk down a children's park. You are NOT repeat NOT allowed to speak to anyone else's child like that"
• "Unfortunately the backlash was inevitable. From a business perspective it may have been a dubious decision to comment but I understand the sentiment"

A seafront cafe owner in Felixstowe who posted a message saying they would speak to children having a tantrum if their parents weren't handling the problem, says she stands by her comments.

Image source, Facebook

Kim Christofi, from the South Kiosk at Martello Park, wrote in a post (before her Facebook account was deleted):

"Can we make ourselves perfectly clear to all parents who are too scared to discipline their children about tantrum screaming.

"We will give you five lenient minutes to ask the child to stop screaming and then we will ask the child ourselves.

"If that means you too having a tantrum about our having to speak to your child and hurling threats about not returning - that's really okay with us.

"We have a duty of care to the rest of our customers."

What do you think? You can send us an email, or post a message on our Facebook page, external.

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

After six weeks away from West Row, the Mildenhall Fen Tigers, external returned in fantastic form as they beat Isle of Wight 62-28 yesterday.

Connor Mountain (pictured) and Connor Coles top-scored for the home side.

Image source, Jeff Higgott

There was a comeback for promoter Kevin Jolly after he took some time away from the sport.

Speaking to the club website Jolly said: "It was great to be back on track at home today and the lads responded in style. 

"If they can ride like this regularly we can surely beat anyone anywhere. From one to seven they were excellent."

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

Let's take a look at some of the sporting stories making the news in Suffolk today, and starting with cricket. 

Suffolk's cricketers had a difficult first day in their away match to Lincolnshire yesterday as they slumped to 144 all out.     

The home side posted 177-3 in reply at Cleethorpes. Suffolk’s top scorer was Tom Rash but he could only make 33.

Day two of the three-day match is due to begin shortly.

Alan Spurdens recorded this film at Latitude yesterday evening. He said: "For once I was in the right place with my camera running."

Framlingham's global star Ed Sheeran joined singer Foy Vance.

Aside from an official appearance on the main stage a few years ago, Sheeran made two unannounced appearances at last year's festival.

We're glad you were Alan - it's great to see Ed in action.

Ipswich Star

This is the front page of today's Ipswich Star, external:

Image source, Ipswich Star

Kate Arkell
BBC Radio Suffolk

A fire at a derelict pub in Ipswich last night is believed to have been started deliberately. 

More than 20 crew members were called to deal with the blaze at The Masons on Victoria Street.

John Southgate, station commander. said the fire is definitely suspicious: "Although we've got power to the building, it is to all intents and purposes a derelict building.

"There is evidence of some of the boards [across the windows] being removed which is why we had to go and have a look inside, and make sure there was nobody inside."

I suspect BBC Introducing in Suffolk's's Graeme Mac (legs pictured) wasn't the only one caught out by the power of the sun:

Graeme still managed to present a special Live from Latitude radio show on Saturday afternoon.

Jon Wright
BBC Radio Suffolk

Once the sun goes down, Henham Park takes on a new atmosphere:

Bury St Edmunds recycling campaigner Karen describes Ed Sheeran's low-key appearance at the Latitude Festival:

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Today will be a fine and dry day with spells of strong sunshine, making it feel very warm across the county, with the highest temperatures towards the west - 27C (81F). 

Dry with long clear temperatures overnight, but staying warm with lows of 15C (59F).

Get a full forecast where you live from BBC Weather.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Good morning. 

As people make their way home from this weekend's Latitude Festival, external, we thought we'd bring you a round-up of photographs and events at Henham Park across the weekend.

This was the scene yesterday morning - one way of waking yourself up after a late night.