Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Good morning.

We'll be looking at news that fares have doubled for a school bus service in the county, with parents saying the increase is too steep.

We'll also return to the scene of a major blaze yesterday, which destroyed the shop part of Bramfield Meats, and led to around £100,000 worth of meat being lost. 

But we'll start the day with a look at what the weather has in store for us. It's been a misty morning in places, as illustrated by this photograph taken by one of our colleagues:

Image source, Andrew Woodger

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

That's it from the team at the newsroom in BBC Suffolk. We'll resume our live updates in the morning, but any breaking news stories overnight will appear here.

Here's a round up of the major news stories so far today:

• A serious fire, thought to have started in a freezer, has destroyed the farm shop at Bramfield Meats, near Halesworth
• The coroner at the inquest into the deaths of Weybread couple Peter and Sylvia Stuart has described their deaths as "very sad and somewhat unusual" 
• Ipswich Town FC owner Marcus Evans is one of nine charged in connection with ticket scalping, conspiracy and ambush marketing in Brazil
• Admissions to the Patrick Stead Hospital have been stopped amid concerns over nursing shortages

Have a good evening.

Chris Bell
BBC Look East weather

Cloud will continue to clear away to the northwest overnight leaving a dry night with lengthy clear spells, but some shallow mist patches are possible later.

Tomorrow will be asunny start to the day across most of the region and staying dry, but variable amounts of cloud spreading in from the west as the day progresses. 

A little breezy with moderate westerly winds and highs 23-26C (mid 70F) in the east of the region, but feeling fresher further west.  

BBC Radio Suffolk

Fire crews and police have left the site of the fire which took hold in the early hours of this morning, and destroyed the farm shop at Bramfield Meats, near Halesworth.

It's thought employees who went to work at the nearby Emmerdale Farm at Darsham will be able to return to work Bramfield tomorrow. 

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

There is just over a month to go until the county's newest professional sports team, the Suffolk Saxons, external, begin life in the National Badminton League, external.

Image source, Getty Images

Head coach Anthony Clark has signed four players to date, the latest being Danish international Anna Thea Madsen (pictured). 

"I have known her as a player for the last couple of seasons and always been very impressed with her work rate," Clark said. 

"She is an entertaining player to watch and narrowly lost out in the semi-finals of this year's European Championships, confirming just how good she is."

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Admissions to the Patrick Stead Hospital in Halesworth have been stopped amid concerns that nursing shortages could affect patient safety. 

East Coast Community Healthcare (ECCH) blamed uncertainty about the hospital's future as a reason for problems keeping and recruiting new staff.

The healthcare company and the Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group, which commissions the services, will review the situation on a monthly basis, and will begin readmitting patients if the situation improves.

Image source, Adrian Cable

Jonathan Williams, chief executive of ECCH, said: “This decision has not been easy to make but the safety of our patients and staff is our number one priority. 

"Staffing at Patrick Stead Hospital has reached a critical level. This is primarily due to the uncertainty around the future of the hospital following last year’s public consultation into health services in the area which earmarked the hospital for closure. This has created considerable problems with keeping existing staff and recruiting new staff.

Inpatients will no longer be admitted from 1 October.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

"When you win the Premier League, you automatically look elsewhere for players and spend stupid amounts of money," Ipswich Town loan signing Tom Lawrence said earlier today.

It was our first meeting with the Leicester City midfielder since his season-long move to Ipswich Town, where he hopes to earn some regular playing time. 

Lawrence was an unused substitute for Wales on Monday, as Chris Coleman's side beat Moldova 4-0 in World Cup qualifying. 

"That's another reason why I need to be here at Ipswich and playing regularly. It was a great start the other night and hopefully there is more to come with me in the team," he said.

BBC Radio Suffolk

Police are appealing for help in tracing a 69-year-old vulnerable man from Ipswich, who has gone missing.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Ian Francis was last seen at his home address, off Murrills Road, at about 18:30 yesterday. 

He's around 5ft 6in (1.68m) tall, of thin build and has short grey hair. He's known to like visiting Felixstowe but is thought not to have gone that far on this occasion.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Midfielder Tom Lawrence says there were plenty of clubs interested in securing his services this season, but once he heard that Ipswich Town were keen, he wanted to come to Suffolk.

"They just missed out on the play-offs last year; hopefully we can make it this time," Lawrence enthused earlier today at the club's Playford Road training ground. 

The Leicester City player is at Town for the remainder of the season, having previously enjoyed loan spells with Cardiff, Blackburn, Rotherham and Yeovil. 

"Those spells away from Leicester have definitely helped me develop. I feel my all-round game has improved and hopefully that will continue," he said.

Ipswich Town forward Tom Lawrence hopes his loan spell at the club can help him break into the Leicester City team.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

A woman in her 90s has been left shaken and bruised after she was pushed to the ground and her home burgled in Grange Farm, Felixstowe.

The woman was in her back garden, on her way home on 29 August, when she became aware that there was a man behind her.

The man pushed the woman over, leaving her very shaken and bruised, and stole three handbags from inside her home.

Police have issued an an e-fit picture of a man they want to interview.

Image source, Suffolk Police

BBC Radio Suffolk

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service has managed to download footage from CCTV cameras monitoring the premises at Bramfield Meats, the scene of the blaze this morning.

The cost of damage is estimated to be more than £100,000 already and staff have temporarily relocated to nearby Emmerdale Farm at Darsham.

It has also emerged that firefighters believe the blaze started in a freezer at the shop. 

Area commander Ian Bowell from Suffolk Fire and Rescue said: "CCTV has been downloaded, we've watched it, and we believe the fire started in a small fridge freezer in the shop area."

Haverhill Echo

West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust is to become a prestigious “centre of global digital excellence”, external after successfully bidding for a share of £100m in funding to further improve the way technology is used to benefit patients.

Image source, Haverhill Echo

The owner of Ipswich Town Football Club is charged in connection with a ticket-touting case at August's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Luke Deal
BBC Radio Suffolk

Despite thousands of pounds' worth of damage caused by the fire at Bramfield Meats this morning, about 70 jobs have been saved after firefighters halted the spread of the blaze to the rest of the business.

Now staff have been moved to the nearby Emmerdale Farm shop at Darsham and it is thought they will be able to work from there for the time being.

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service watch commander Travis Leach from Halesworth was the first on the scene. He said: "We initially started to tackle the shop, but it was quite apparent that it was beyond saving, so we then moved our firefighting operations to adjoining buildings to try to save them."

Owner of Bramfield Meats, Jeremy Thickitt, said: "At one stage we were carrying computers out of the main office because I thought the main office was going to go, but thankfully within a day or so we can get back into the main building and start work again." 

BBC Radio Suffolk

A farm shop has been destroyed in blaze at Bramfield Meats, near Halesworth.

More than 50 firefighters have been fighting to stop the spread of the blaze at the meat producer.

The blaze broke out just before 04:00.

The whole shop and industrial unit, which was wooden, has been lost to the fire, with crews working to stop the flames spreading to neighbouring buildings.

BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich Town FC owner Marcus Evans is one of nine people charged in connection with ticket scalping, conspiracy and ambush marketing in Brazil.

Brazilian prosecutor Marcos Kac told The Associated Press he decided to charge Olympic Council of Ireland President Patrick Hickey and the nine others after reviewing the police investigation.

The exact full charges against Mr Evans are not yet confirmed by the BBC.

Mr Kac told Associated Press: "We found enough evidence linking Hickey to this plot to sell tickets by a company that was not authorised. 

"These are tickets that were sold for up to $8,000."

Mr Evans, who runs a sports hospitality company, has said the allegations are "totally without foundation".

The body of man who was stabbed to death was discovered wrapped in a "black material" near a woodland stream, an inquest hears.

BBC Radio Suffolk

Marcus Evans, the owner of Ipswich Town FC, has been charged in connection with a ticket-touting case at last month’s Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games.

Evans, who runs his own sports hospitality company, denies any wrong-doing and says the allegations are “totally without foundation”.

Alex Dunlop
BBC Look East

Suffolk Coroner Dr Peter Dean heard that Ali Qazimaj had been identified as a suspect in the killings of Peter and Sylvia Stuart, and that he was located in Luxembourg and extradited to the UK before being charged with their murders.

A provision trial date has been set for 20 January.

Dr Dean said: "These are a very, very sad and somewhat unusual set of circumstances in that the body of Mr Stuart has been found but the body of Mrs Stuart has not."

He expressed his condolences to their family before opening and adjourning inquests into both deaths.