A teenage girl who received stab wounds to her stomach, shoulder and arm in Newmarket on Sunday, is still being treated at Addenbrooke's Hospital, say police.

As reported in the Newmarket Journal, external, police had been called at around 07:45, following reports that a man had been stabbed at a property in Windsor Road.

Moments later, a member of the public reported that they'd come across a young woman who'd been stabbed, while they were driving along the road.

The man has now been discharged from hospital.

A 19-year-old from the town has been charged with two counts of grievous bodily harm, in connection with the incident, and is due before magistrates in Ipswich today.

Hannah Olsson
BBC political reporter

It's the final day of the consultation on proposals for the Cambridgeshire/Peterborough and Norfolk/Suffolk devolution deals which brings to an end a six-week consultation period. 

The consultation ends at midnight tonight.

The deals would bring funding to the area, including £300 million for housing and £45 million a year for infrastructure.

Image source, Gov.uk

The results will then be considered by the councils, they'll each then have to officially accept the deal, before the secretary of state for local government signs it off. 

That could be as early as the end of this year, with mayoral elections taking place next May.   

Hannah Olsson
BBC political reporter

It's the final day of the consultation on proposals for the Cambridgeshire/Peterborough, external and Norfolk/Suffolk, external devolution deals. 

Over the last six weeks, the public have been invited to give their opinions on whether or not Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, and Norfolk and Suffolk, should club together, in return for more powers and money from government. The consultations end at midnight tonight.

The original plan was to have one big East Anglia deal, external, but that was rejected by a number of councils on the basis that it was too big an area for one mayor to oversee. 

The idea is that we'll keep our existing councils, but we'll also have a joint authority headed up by an elected mayor, who would be responsible for strategic matters, like transport, roads, planning and housing. 

Jack Warren
BBC Local Live

If you pop outside after spending the morning in an air conditioned office (like me), then you'll realise it's baking outside with temperatures reaching the high 20Cs.

It's so hot in fact, Public Health England has now officially declared, external a heatwave for the East of England. 

British Transport Police say an Ipswich man, who was arrested on suspicion of rape following an incident on 19 July at Melton railway station, has been released on bail.

The 35-year-old is due to return to them on 21 September.

A charity which makes unwanted edible food from supermarkets available to vulnerable people in need, wants to take over an old phone box near the waterfront in Ipswich and turn it into a place that items could be left to be donated to others.

Mischa Pearson from The Teapot Project, external says the box has been dilapidated for some time: "We're putting in plans to try and renovate it.

"It will cost a bit of money but I really do see the value in these landmarks... It seems such a shame for it to be so heavily vandalised."

Image source, Teapot Project

In a statement, BT said: "We have concerns over the condition of this box. 

"But if a public or charitable body makes an application to adopt the box and firmly commits to restoring it within an agreed timescale then we'll consider the application further.

"We'd also like to point out the 2007 Town and Country Planning Regulations forbid the posting of advertisements on our red telephone boxes".

George Pinner, the Ipswich man who plays his hockey for Holcombe in Kent, has been tweeting as Team GB arrives back home.

The British Men's hockey team were knocked out in the group stage.

A man is offering a reward of £1,000, for the arrest and conviction of a burglar who stole a TV from his home in Brampton near Halesworth in June.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Last  month CCTV images were issued of a man and a vehicle that officers want to trace in connection with the buglary at Station Road between 05:00 and 06:00 on 21 June.

The TV was a 65ins Samsung model, which had been UV marked.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Following in from the news that the East Anglian Game and Country Fair is moving from Norfolk to Suffolk next year for the first time, I thought it would be interesting to take a closer look at its new venue, Euston Hall, external.

Image source, Geograph/Stephen Richards

The estate was purchased in 1666 by Henry Bennett, Earl of Arlington and secretary of state to the newly-restored monarch, King Charles II.

He set out to create a grand house in the French style, built around a central court with large pavilions on each corner.

Image source, Geograph/Ashley Dace

The 2nd Duke of Grafton remodelled it in 1750 using designs by Matthew Brettingham (who also designed Holkham Hall in Norfolk). It's currently closed to the public due to renovation work, and is due to reopen in 2017.

The estate lies on the A1088, between Honington and Thetford.

We brought you news earlier of the project to restore the St Mary-at-the-Quay church in Ipswich, which has been shortlisted in the Best Rescue of a Heritage Site, at this year's Historic England Angel Awards, external.

Here are some more photographs showing the work that's been carried out:

Another view shows the "wine rack" in the background, where work stalled in 2009, but new owners plan to complete it:

This footage, sent to us by Keith Levett, was shot last night as fire crews monitored a straw stack blaze at Church Lane in Stuston.

About My Area

AboutMyArea, external has a round-up of the action at Sudbury Cricket Club.

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BBC Travel

Further to our earlier news that a lorry had leaked a large amount of diesel on the A140 at Earl Stonham, we've now been told the incident happened a little further north at Brockford.

A supermarket lorry ran over some debris, which caused a fuel leak.

The lorry is off the road, so it's not causing any problems for motorists.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Midfielder Teddy Bishop could become a driving influence in the Ipswich Town team in the coming years, according to the club's manager Mick McCarthy.

Image source, Getty Images

The 20-year-old impressed as a second half substitute during Sunday's drawn East Anglian derby, after which McCarthy likened him to one of Norwich's key players.

"He could offer us what Wes Hoolahan (pictured) offers them. There is no doubting that he has that level of ability.

"He is wonderful on the ball and can go past people for fun."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy has been explaining why midfielder Teddy Bishop was not in his starting line-up for the 1-1 draw against Norwich on Sunday. 

Image source, Getty Images

Bringing in Kevin Bru for the 20-year-old was the only change McCarthy made to the side that drew at Wolves five days earlier to the frustration of some supporters.

"At this moment in time, Bish hasn't got the endurance to play on a Tuesday and then again the following Sunday. He can't do three games in a week," he said.

"It's been great to have him back and we all want to see him in the team, but we must be patient with him."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy has told fans not to expect too much, too soon from midfielder Teddy Bishop.

The 20-year-old was a surprise omission from the team that started in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Norwich, after impressing in the previous game at Wolves. 

McCarthy says that although Bishop is now fully fit after a torrid time with injuries, he still has to be careful with him. 

"He's been out for nearly 12 months and I think we forget that he has missed a huge part of his development. 

"We need to get him as strong as he can be and, when he is, he'll be a proper threat."

We're getting reports that a lorry has leaked a large amount of diesel, and possibly ammonia, at Earl Stonham on the A140.

Police and fire crews are there, and it's understood the lorry has moved to a lay-by. 

We'll bring you further details, as and when we get them.

You can check BBC Travel as well.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

An annual event at the Norfolk Showground which has attracted tens of thousands of people is moving out of the county to neighbouring Suffolk. 

The East Anglian Game and Country Fair, external has been a springtime fixture at the Costessey site for 13 years.

Organisers say they are having to move because the showground's land is being built on, leading to a loss of car parking, making the venue no longer suitable.  

Image source, AP

The Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, external, which runs the showground, says it could no longer make the site available for the event, following a review of its future commercial plans and developments.

The fair is moving to the Euston Estate, external, between Thetford and Honington on the A1088, where it will take place 22-23 April 2017. 

Bournemouth winger Ryan Fraser admits a loan spell at Ipswich toughened up his game for his Premier League debut.

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