Hollywood actor Eddie Marsan has tweeted that his childhood friend Lisa Weaver has been found safe and well after going missing from Ipswich last week.

We'll bring you more on this when we have it.

East Anglian Daily Times

Here's today's west edition front page of the East Anglian Daily Times, external:

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Ipswich Star

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

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Here's the full text of Goldie Sayers' statement on Twitter.

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

Newmarket-born Olympic javelin-thrower Goldie Sayers is set to be awarded the bronze medal for the 2008 Olympics in Bejing after Russia's Maria Abakumova was disqualified.

Re-analysis of a sample from the 30-year-old Russian resulted in a positive test for anabolic steroid turinabol.

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British record-holder Sayers posted a statement on Twitter saying: "The news that the IOC have officially sanctioned Abakumova for a positive doping test from Beijing is a step along the process of becoming an Olympic medallist."

She went on to say: "I am of course relieved and excited that this step has now been made official but I'm going to wait a little longer before cracking open the champagne as an Olympic medallist."

Well done to anyone who has been getting involved with this today...

If you want to find out more about getting into cycling, read our special guide.

Back now to the relaunch of an initiative to set up a retained GP service in Suffolk, after a general shortage prompted a national programme to tackle the problem.

There are about 500 GPs in Suffolk with 70 current vacancies, although some of these may have been filled by nurse practitioners. That consititutes a vacancy rate of approximately 14%

Dr Richard West, chairman of the Suffolk Local Medical Committee, said of being a GP: "I suppose in some quarters it might be seen as a step down, but I think that attitude is changing. 

"As a medical student you get lots more exposure to the hospital specialities - traditionally more than you do exposure to general practice - and therefore if you see those things when you're training then you get an enthusiasm for one of those and you want to carry on with one of those."

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

A first away win of the season for IpswichTown against Derby County last night has lifted Mick McCarthy's side up to eighth in the Championship table.

Luke Varney scored the only goal of the game on 53 minutes, after replacing Conor Grant at half time.

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Blues boss Mick McCarthy said: "We weren’t particularly good with the ball but we were resilient and tough and hard to beat. 

"When they were murdering us for 10 minutes in the first half, we got blocks and headers and stopped crosses and made saves - all the things you have to do to be a successful team."

Town's next match is at home on Saturday to Aston Villa.

Doctors in Suffolk have welcomed an initiative to relaunch a retained GPs service in the county aimed at tackling a shortage of medics.

It plans to offer part-time hours to those who have left work in the profession in the past two years.

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The scheme is part of the national NHS England and Health Education England initiative, and matches doctors with practices that have suitable working hours available.

It would provide additional financial support which recognises their role is different from that of a regular, salaried GP. 

The scheme is aimed at: 

• GPs who are currently not working but who have done so in the last two years
• At locums who wish to take up a more permanent position in a GP practice
• GPs who are considering leaving due to a need to reduce their working hours

BBC Weather

A hot, sticky and humid again today with a top temperature of 29C (84F). 

But it will be cooler along the coasts.

BBC Weather has more details. 

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Morning all, what a day. It's simply beautiful out there, and testament to how lovely the county of Suffolk is.

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers / Sunny D

We're here to bring you breaking news and live updates, weather, sport and travel throughout the day, right through until 18:00.

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Many thanks to Weather Watcher Sunny D who sent in this picture of the sunrise this morning over Great Finborough.

And in the news we start with the re-launch of a retained GPs service in Suffolk to help combat the shortage of doctors in the county.

Ipswich Town win away from home for the first time this season thanks to a goal from substitute Luke Varney.

Derby have lost a third game in a row, which not many people would have predicted at the start of the season.

To put their start to 2016-17 into context, they're 11 points off the leaders and 10 points behind Barnsley - who have won 4-0 at Wolves.

Image source, Rex Features

Luke Varney has put Ipswich ahead at Derby, after the Rams had the better of the first half.

And Jackson Irvine has given Burton the lead at Craven Cottage.

The goals are flying in now, folks!

We have some intriguing encounters in the second tier to look forward to this evening. Here is what is coming up (all games kick-off at 19:45 BST unless otherwise stated):

• Brighton v Huddersfield
• Derby v Ipswich
• Fulham v Burton
• Leeds v Blackburn
• Norwich v Wigan
• Preston v Cardiff
• QPR v Newcastle
• Sheff Wed v Bristol City
• Wolves v Barnsley
• Reading v Birmingham (20:00 BST)

That's it for live updates from across Suffolk until 08:00 tomorrow, although any breaking news, including a match report from Derby County v Ipswich Town, will appear here overnight.

Before we go, we'd like to wish Team Ipswich swimmer Ryan Crouch all the best for tonight's S9 50 metres freestyle final at the Paralympic Games in Rio.

Have a good evening.

Shows from Stewart Lee, external and Bridget Christie, external top the bill for a new comedy event being held in Aldeburgh at the end of the month.

Laugh East, external is being held at three venues, from 30 September to 1 October.

A teenage cyclist received what police have described as multiple deep lacerations to his face, arms, hands, and legs, after he was hit by a tractor and trailer which failed to stop in Melton, near Woodbridge.

The boy was treated in hospital for the injuries he sustained in the incident, which happened at about 08:25 this morning.

Police are appealing for witnesses, or anybody with information, to contact them.

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

County councillors have agreed to publish a statutory notice to close Peasenhall Primary School, and expand Yoxford Primary School.

A final decision will be made in December.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

It will be a dry night with clear spells and some patchy mist and fog. It’ll feel very humid, with temperatures falling no lower than 17-20C (63-68F).

Any mist and fog should clear tomorrow morning to leave another dry day, with further spells of sunshine,

Temperatures inland could again climb to around 31C (88F), but onshore winds will keep it cooler on the coast.

You can find more details on the BBC Weather website.