If you're able to get to the Fenchurch Street line, then Greater Anglia advises tickets are being accepted on "reasonable routes" there.

These are the services currently affected:

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Leiston, external manager Glenn Driver has hailed his side's approach to yesterday's 4-0 win at Needham Market, external, which keeps them top of the Ryman Premier Division.

Image source, Leiston FC

The visitors were 3-0 up inside half an hour thanks two goals from Joe Francis and another from Matt Blake.

"We started the game at a high tempo and thought we carried that through until the end of the half, so I'm really pleased," said Driver.

"Movement kills teams and when you've got people like Byron Lawrence, Jack Ainsley and Gareth Heath in the centre of midfield their interchange is excellent."

Commuter James tweeted, external us this video from Shenfield station as trains are cancelled and delayed due to that train fault.

Services travelling to and from Liverpool Street to Southend Victoria, Colchester, Ipswich, Norwich and Clacton-On-Sea are all affected.

Greater Anglia says disruption is expected until at least 10:00. 

Trains travelling to London Liverpool Street may be cancelled or delayed by up to 35 minutes due to a train fault which has blocked the line. 

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

It's now six wins from six games for Premier Division leaders Leiston, external.

Image source, Leiston FC

Joe Francis (pictured) scored twice, and there was one goal apiece for Matt Blake and Gareth Heath as Glenn Driver's men won 4-0 at Needham Market, external yesterday.

Elsewhere, a stoppage time equaliser from AFC Sudbury's, external Robert Eagle secured them a 2-2 draw at Lowestoft Town, external.

Bury Town, external moved up to second in Division North after Ollie Hughes scored the only goal at Dereham, external.

It's been a beautiful start to the day here in Suffolk - if a little chilly.

The first photograph was taken in East Bergholt, and the second one at Felixstowe, by one of our Weather Watchers.

Our BBC Suffolk colleague Kelly McCormack has photographs of her daughter Cate with 68 of the 69 pig sculptures, external.

Can you beat that?

This is the last week the pig sculptures will be on show in Ipswich, as they are being taken away to be auctioned off for St Elizabeth Hospice, external after Friday.

The Pigs Gone Wild, external trail features 39 larger-than-life pig sculptures which have been designed by artists from East Anglia and beyond, plus 30 junior sculptures decorated by schools and community groups and displayed in clusters around the town.  

Norman Lloyd, from the charity, says the campaign has been bigger than anything they've ever done: "Everything about the campaign is huge. Just plonking the pigs sculptures in the streets of Ipswich is a mammoth undertaking itself.

"They sit on one-and-a-half-tonne concrete plinths."

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

Staying dry, with plenty of blue skies and sunshine.  Any early mist patches will soon disappear.

Temperatures could reach 26(C) (78F).

BBC Weather has more information for you. 

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Good morning.

Thanks for joining us as we start another week of live coverage from across the county.

If you haven't seen the Pigs Gone Wild, external sculpture trail that's been on show around Ipswich since 26 June, then you need to act quickly, as they're being taken away from Friday to be auctioned off for St Elizabeth Hospice.

We'll find out whether the event has been a one-off, or whether it could come back next year.

Have you got a photograph of the one of the pigs that you'd like to share with us? Send us an email, or post it on our Facebook page, external.

Image source, Suffolk County Council

Newcastle United sign Ipswich Town striker Daryl Murphy and Moraoccan defender Achraf Lazaar for undisclosed fees.

A transport museum is left a collection of bus memorabilia dating back nearly 80 years.

Grant Ward's first half half-volley is enough to earn Ipswich victory over Preston at Portman Road.

A hedgehog officer is set to start work to improve animal numbers after an advert for the Ipswich-based job sparks worldwide interest.