The sculpture capturing the fans' favourite leaping for a header will be erected outside Portman Road.

BBC Sport's chief football writer made a shortlist of the greatest post-war British managers - but who did you vote as the best?

West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock is one of the most high-profile members of the Conservative government due to his job as Secretary of State for Health during the coronavirus pandemic.

BBC Radio 4 has taken a look at his career in its Profile programme, featuring judicious use of the Tigger song from the Disney version of Winnie the Pooh.

The charity supports breast cancer patients and is getting "creative" with fundraising in lockdown.

Fishermen who made long journeys to lakes in Cambridgeshire have been fined by police.

Officers said they issued penalty notices to an angler who had travelled 93 miles (150km) from Lowestoft, as well as to people from Northamptonshire and Wolverhampton spotted fishing at the lake by the former Mepal Outdoor Centre, near Ely.

"People should not be leaving their houses in order to go fishing recreationally," police warned.

It comes after officers in the county fined two more anglers on Friday, who had travelled 22 miles (35km) to Burnside Lakes in Cambridge.

Colin Price, 52, of Lowestoft was due to be touring Australia and New Zealand with Iron Maiden.

Meet the staff and animals at Suffolk Rural college keeping each other company during the lockdown.

Ipswich Town FC are to pay tribute to the work of the NHS with a message on their shirts for the 2020-21 season.

A simple "thank you NHS" message will be depicted on the back of the home and away shirts for the new campaign as the club pays respects to the vital role of the healthcare workers during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

Town’s partnership with the NHS for 2020-21 follows the previous three years where Blues have carried the logos of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices and East Anglian Air Ambulance on the back of the shirts to spotlight those charities.

The front of the shirts has had an advert for a betting firm.

The well-meaning cleaner gave librarians a giggle when they discovered the neatly rearranged tomes.

For the fifth week in a row, people across the country have opened their windows and gone to their front doors to celebrate carers and key workers.

Many emergency services congregate by hospitals to show their appreciation.

Here is a very small sample:

In Cambridge... emergency workers and the public gathered at the heart and lung hospital...

Whereas at the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham, they're claiming a clap with a difference...

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

The latest figures for the number of Covid-19 deaths in the East of England has been released by the government, external.

In the BBC East region, statistics for the NHS hospital trusts show a rise of 101 deaths in total, up from the previous day's figure of 80.

The total number of deaths at the region's hospitals is now 2,144.

• ·Basildon and Thurrock: 2
• ·Bedford: 4
• ·Buckinghamshire Healthcare: 3

• ·Addenbrooke's: 3
• ·East and North Hertfordshire: 5
• ·Colchester and Ipswich: 11
• ·Kettering General: 6
• ·Luton and Dunstable: 3
• ·Broomfield, Chelmsford: 3
• ·Milton Keynes: 4
• ·Norfolk and Norwich: 2
• ·Norfolk Community: 1
• ·North West Anglia, Peterborough and Hinchingbrooke: 5
• ·Northampton General: 11
• ·Northamptonshire Healthcare: 1
• ·Royal Papworth, Cambridge: 2

• ·Southend: 6
• ·Princess Alexandra, Harlow: 1
• ·Queen Elizabeth, King's Lynn: 6
• ·West Hertfordshire Hospitals: 20
• ·West Suffolk: 2

The total number of coronavirus-related UK deaths in hospitals is 18,738.

Earlier we were telling you about Rebecca Johnson, of Great Blakenham, near Ipswich, one of 80 riders "cycling around the world" from their homes to support frontline healthcare workers.

Starting at 04:00, she rode for 12 hours and was encouraged by friends watching and supporting her online.

This was how she looked when she finished her epic ride.

Image source, Rebecca Johnson

“It was actually really humbling having so many people join me on Zoom and ride with me," said Miss Johnson, 29.

"Two friends both did over 100 miles. I think I got round on ‘happiness watts’ as I spent the whole time chatting to amazing people."

A Suffolk cyclist is one of 80 riders "cycling around the world" from their homes to support frontline healthcare workers.

Rebecca Johnson, 29, of Great Blakenham, near Ipswich, is taking part in world record-holder Mark Beaumont's World in a Day, external in aid of The Sun's Who Cares Wins , externalappeal for the NHS Charities.

The core team of 80 riders, including Beaumont and paralympians Steve Bate and Mel Nicholls, are all around the globe

Each rider is completing 240 miles (386km) in a day on their home cycle trainers.

Miss Johnson, who started at 04:00, said she's had a "constant stream of happy faces" joining her virtually as she takes part in the event, including friends from New Zealand, Switzerland and Scotland as well as those from her home county.

Some also joined her while on their indoor trainers to keep her company while she pedalled.

It is expected the riders will finish in time for tonight's Clap for Carers at 20:00.

Image source, Suffolk police

More than 130 student paramedics, community first responders, military personnel and other new recruits at the East of England Ambulance Service (EEAS) are receiving specialist driver training to help them support the front-line services.

The six-week training, offered by the police and fire service in Suffolk, will teach people to drive patient transport service vehicles.

Des Pooley, lead for driving training at Suffolk Police, said: "We are looking to train at least 132 people to drive ambulances in the next six weeks and this valuable, practical work is already successfully underway.

Marcus Bailey, chief operating officer with EEAS, said: "Covid-19 represents an unprecedented challenge and we truly appreciate the fantastic support we have received."

Image source, PA Media

• A painting by renowned Suffolk artist Sir Cedric Morris is due to be sold months after another of his works broke auction records, reports the Ipswich Star, external

• Ipswich Town fans fear a proposal to "regionalise" League One to help struggling clubs during the lockdown could be "disastrous", according to the East Anglian Daily Times, external
• And plans have been submitted to create a two-storey, two-bedroom flat above the Grade II-listed Mumfords shop in High Street, Southwold, the Lowestoft Journal, external reports

Some 40 staff will lose their jobs at a fee-paying school which has 61 pupils.

Police in Suffolk have had their briefing room brightened up, thanks to pictures and posters sent in by young people.

Officers in Ipswich said they might need a new notice board, though...

Greenbelt Festival, the annual three-day Christian music and faith event in Northamptonshire, has been called off because of Covid-19.

Previous acts to perform at the festival include Pussy Riot, Frank Turner and comedian Russell Brand.

This year's event due to take place from 28-31 August, will now be held from 27-30 August 2021.

Greenbelt, external has been hosted by Boughton House near Kettering since 2014 and it attracts about 20,000 people. The first event, in 1974, was held in Charsfield, Suffolk.

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

The latest figures for the number of Covid-19 deaths in the East of England has been released by the government, external.

In the BBC East region, statistics for each NHS hospital trust show a rise of 100 deaths.

The total number of deaths at the region's hospitals is now 1,963.

• Basildon and Thurrock - 8
• Bedford -2
• Buckinghamshire Healthcare - 9
• Addenbrooke's, Cambridge - 12
• East and North Hertfordshire - 3
• Colchester and Ipswich - 5
• Hertfordshire Community - 1
• James Paget, Gorleston - 3
• Kettering General - 4
• Luton and Dunstable - 3
• Broomfield, Chelmsford - 12
• Milton Keynes - 3
• Norfolk and Norwich - 2
• Norfolk Community - 1
• North West Anglia, Peterborough and Hinchingbrooke - 1
• Northampton General - 4
• Royal Papworth Hospital, Cambridge - 1
• Princess Alexandra, Harlow - 10
• West Hertfordshire Hospitals - 16

The total number of coronavirus-related UK deaths in hospitals is 17,337.

Nick Hulme says he wants the "gold standard" for his team but may "have to make some compromises".