Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

We've been covering the story of an iguana that's been roaming around Pakefield, near Lowestoft.

Colin Cooper, from Pakefield, says he took this picture of the creature from his front garden as it sat on a tree.

Rumours that the iguana has been on the loose have circulated for a few weeks now, but now it has set up home nearly 40ft (12m) up a tree on waste ground in All Saints' Road.

Image source, Colin Cooper

And this picture was taken by Rani Coleman a couple of weeks ago, when she saw it on the ground in Pakefield.

Image source, Rani Coleman

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

The iguana currently stuck up a tree in Pakefield does not appear injured, but those trying to help it do need advice on how to help it, said local resident Angela Hills.

She said: "The animal doesn't appear injured but obviously we need specialist advice on how to get it down. 

"He's just been looking around and taking in the view."

She said one or two people had thrown fruit to try to tempt the iguana down from the 30-foot tree, but she had concerns for the animal's safety as it was close to a busy road. 

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Nobody knows how long the iguana has been stuck up a tree in Pakefield, says local resident Angela Hills. 

Ms Hills said: "All the neighbours were sitting looking up a very large tree, and up at the top of it was a four or five foot iguana.

"Nobody knows how long it has been up there. There's been rumours that an escaped one had been up and down the street for the last couple of weeks, and we didn't really believe it."

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

We've had reports that a iguana measuring about 5ft long has been found stuck up a tree in Pakefield.

We're told it looks like a bit like the one in the photo below.

Image source, Getty Images

Kevin Burch
BBC Look East

A 77-year-old gardener from Suffolk is claiming to be winning the war against against a voracious garden pest, the Spanish slug which can destroy to even the best-kept gardens. 

Rather than accept defeat, Jo Rothery, from Earl Soham, decided to wage war on the unwelcome visitors, after picking up more than 500 in one night which destroyed her patch of leeks.

A 77-year-old gardener from Suffolk is claiming to be winning the war against against a voracious garden pest, the Spanish slug which can destroy even the best-kept gardens. Rather than accept defeat, Jo Rothery decided to wage war on the unwelcome visitors, after picking up more than 500 in one night which destroyed her patch of leeks.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

The case of a Suffolk teenager diagnosed with motor neurone disease is "extraordinarily rare", the Motor Neurone Disease Association said.

BBC Radio Suffolk reports there are only 12 other people in the world with the particular condition that Sudborne's Scott Hawsksworth suffers from.

The 17-year-old has gone from being an active teenager to someone who can barely move in the space of a few short months.

Karen Pearce, director of care at the Motor Neurone Disease Association, said: "To see somebody with what we would say is juvenile MND is extraordinarily rare, so Scott has a rare gene, and it's rare because he is so young when he's been diagnosed."

Two men who were caught sneaking into the Latitude Festival without paying have each been fined £100.

Bradley Tanner, 28, of Sylvester Road, in Leiston, and Billy Hunt, 18, of Neslings Close, in Wickham Market, both admitted to "obtaining services dishonestly" at Ipswich Magistrates' Court.

They also have to pay a further £320 each in court costs and other charges.

Hunt admitted stealing a mobile phone at the festival and was given a 12-month conditional discharge for that offence.

TWTD.co.uk

Barnsley’s Marley Watkins won’t be amongst Town’s deadline day signings, TWTD understands, external.

Image source, Getty Images

TWTD.co.uk

The Blues are targeting the re-signing of Crystal Palace’s Jonny Williams for a fourth spell, external. 

Image source, TWTD

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

The father of a teenager diagnosed with a rare form of motor neurone disease says he has no option but to remain positive and face the future. 

Just under a year ago, Scott Hawksworth was a strong and healthy 17-year-old, but in less than a year he went from being an active college student to someone who struggled to walk. 

Image source, Eric Hawkswroth

"Scott is so upbeat and positive about it," said his father Eric Hawksworth.

Scott now needs full time care and support, and his family have launched a crowd funding appeal to help pay for a hydrotherapy pool for him at his home in Sudbourne near Orford.  

Tim Fenton
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town are understood to be trying to sign a further two new players ahead of tonight's 23:00 transfer deadline.

Mick McCarthy has already agreed deals with Leicester's attacking midfielder Tom Lawrence and former Newcastle and Coventry striker Leon Best.

Lawrence, 22, told the club website: "I think there were a few clubs interested but Ipswich are a club that always seem to be up at the top end of the Championship. I want to be at a club that has ambition and wants to push for promotion and hopefully we can do that here."

Best said: "This is a proper football club. I could tell that as soon as I walked through the door. You can tell that everyone knows what they are doing, everyone knows what is expected of them. There is a real togetherness here."

Ipswich Star

Here's the Ipswich Star's, external front page:

Image source, Ipswich Star

East Anglian Daily Times

Here's today's East Anglian Daily Times, external front page:

Image source, East Anglian Daily Times

BBC Travel

Travel-wise, it's worth being aware that the A14 in Kentford blocked and traffic is queuing between the Kentford and Exning junctions, after an accident between two vehicles.  

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Morning all, and welcome to Wednesday. 

The team here at the news room in St Matthew's Street in Ipswich will be bringing you all the news, sport, weather and travel updates throughout the day.

As you can see by this picture, sent in from Worlingworth by Weather Watcher Doggy Daddy, it's a beautiful start to the day. The forecast follows, in a bit.

Image source, Weather Watchers: Doggy Daddy

That's it for the Suffolk team for the day, although it's worth checking overnight to see if there's any breaking news.

Among today's top stories:

• The suspension of the Very Reverend MartinThrower, rector of Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley, who's been arrested on suspicion of voyeurism
• A "stay of execution" for an Ipswich telephone box
• Two new signings at Portman Road

Have a good evening, we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow.

Less than 1% of people put themselves forward to comment in a consultation on devolution, external for Norfolk and Suffolk. 

Out of a population of 1.5m in the two counties, just 8,000 took part.  A devolution deal would mean Norfolk and Suffolk sharing a mayor, with powers over roads and housing projects.

The public consultation on the plan ended last week.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

A fine afternoon with sunny spells across the Eastern region.  Staying fine and dry overnight with the chance of mist and fog patches forming later. 

Temperatures falling to 10C (50F).

Image source, BBC Weather

Another fine and dry day on Wednesday with sunny spells. It'll turn cloudy later, with the risk of patchy rain or drizzle in western counties.

Temperatures reaching: 24(C) (75F).

There's more information available on BBC Weather. 

Dan Jarmin had worked for Haven Power in Ipswich for four years before he went travelling in Australia last year.

Image source, Jarmin family

The company has issued a statement saying: "All of us at Haven are deeply saddened at the news of Dan’s accident. 

"Dan worked at Haven between 2011 and 2015 and had many friends here. 

"Our thoughts go out to his family and friends at this very difficult time."