Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

As I was driving into work this morning, I heard that we're being asked to record witch markings on Halloween.

I contacted the National Trus, externalt (NT) here in the county and asked if they'd got any pictures they could share with us.

They've sent me these images from Thorington Hall, external in Stoke-by-Nayland, which is a NT holiday let.

The first two show "evil averting marks" - deliberate candle marks on the attic ceiling that date from the 17th century, which were painted over in the 1930s before the Hall came to Trust.

Image source, National Trust

Image source, National Trust

I don't know whether Halloween is a big event for you, but it looks as if this resident of Tuddenham St Martin is a huge fan.

If you've done something similar, we'd love to see the photos. 

You can send them to us via email, or post a message on our Facebook page, external.  

The discovery of a man's body in a vehicle, following a car fire in north Suffolk on Saturday, is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

They were contacted by the fire service at about 09:40 to reports of a car on fire in Redlingfield Road, between Eye and Redlingfield.

The body of a man, believed to be in his 80s, was found inside the vehicle.

If you're wearing an outfit like this, you won't be admitted to this year's firework display, external at Christchurch Park in Ipswich:

Image source, PA

Organisers have put a message on their website saying:

• Due to the recent clown craze, no clown costumes will be allowed into the event

What do you think? Do you agree with the ban? Send us an email, or post a message on our Facebook page, external.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

AFC Sudbury, external will host Romford in the second qualifying round of the FA Trophy while Needham Market, external will take on either Herne Bay or Harrow Borough at Bloomfields.

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Of Suffolk's three remaining clubs only Leiston, external have landed an away trip - at Chippenham Town.

The ties will be played on Saturday, 12 November.

A 48-year-old man is due to answer police bail, in relation to the death of a man in Bungay who was killed in a hit-and-run incident in May.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Shane Lay, 42, was walking his dog in Bridge Street, at 01:40 on Friday, 13 May, when he was hit by a Nissan Qashqai.

He was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital, where he died the following night.

Two teenagers have been charged with robbery and aggravated vehicle taking, following an incident on Saturday when a woman had her car stolen at knifepoint.

Police were called at around 08:35 to Sproughton Road in Ipswich, and the teenagers were arrested soon afterwards.

They've also been charged in connection with a robbery in Ipswich Street in Stowmarket on 9 September, when a man was robbed of his wallet and mobile phone.

The mother of missing RAF Honington serviceman Corrie Mckeague, is asking for volunteers who'd be prepared to carry out door-to-door searches in Bury St Edmunds.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Nicola Urquhart posted a message on Facebook, external, saying she'll be asking the police, but if they can't, she'll try and co-ordinate a search across the town herself.

The 23-year-old was last seen in the early hours of Saturday, 24 September after a night out with friends.

We've put a call in to Suffolk Police to ask for a comment, and will let you have it as soon as we receive it.

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Town legend John Wark was inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame, external at a dinner at Hampden Park last night.

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Haverhill Echo

A large police operation, external in Haverhill has resulted in a man being arrested.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

John Wark has become the second former Ipswich Town player to be inducted into the Scottish FA, external Hall of Fame.

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Following in the footsteps of Terry Butcher, who received the accolade in 2011 for his success with Rangers, Wark was honoured at a ceremony in Glasgow last night.

The 59-year-old played 29 times for Scotland between 1979 and 1984, scoring seven goals, including two against New Zealand at the 1982 World Cup finals in Spain.

"I'm very surprised to be voted in," Wark told BBC Suffolk Sport. "I think it's just come round to my turn because my name begins with a "W". 

"I'm only joking, it was a great night."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external manager Mick McCarthy says he'll continue to do all he can to turn around his team's poor run of form.

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It's just one win in eight for the Blues and there were calls from an increasing number of supporters for McCarthy to step down after Saturday's disappointing draw with bottom of the table Rotherham United.

"Well, unless they can convince Marcus [Evans, club owner] to sack me, I'm not going anywhere. 

"You'd be very surprised if I said I'm sick of that and I'm going to do one, I'm not.

"But of course weight of supporters in the end carries a lot of weight I guess and people coming to watch want to see better football and better results, but I'm going to stay here and try to make that happen. 

"I'm certainly not going anywhere of my own volition, no."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Needham Market, external, AFC Sudbury, external and Leiston, external all won on Saturday to progress to the second qualifying round of the FA Vase.

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Needham were 2-0 winners at home to Wroxham, AFC Sudbury beat Bowers & Pitsea 4-0, while Leiston went one better, recording a 5-0 victory over Hendon.

The draw for the next stage is made later, with the ties to be played on Saturday, 12 November.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

It's now four defeats in a row for Bury St Edmunds, external in National League Two South.

Image source, Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club

Gavin Hogg's men lost 37-17 at home to Berkshire side Redingensians on Saturday.

The result leaves the Wolf Pack 11th in the table ahead of next weekend's trip to Exmouth.

Simon Dobbin, 44, from Mildenhall, received a two-minute standing ovation when he returned to watch Cambridge United for the first time since he was left brain-damaged in an attack which happened when he was following the club away.

He was severely injured on his way home from Southend United v Cambridge United in March 2015.

His first match back saw his team lose 1-0 to Portsmouth at the Abbey Stadium on Saturday.

He was brought on to the pitch to a lengthy standing ovation from the crowd and both teams.   

His wife Nicole said: "It was so lovely to see the smile on his face. He was really lapping it up."

Twelve men are facing a variety of charges in connection with the attack outside a pub in Southend.

Police say they're going to put some police officers into Norwich Road "this morning", following claims by a former sex worker that street prostitution has returned to Ipswich.

In the wake of the Steve Wright murders in 2006, a multi-agency strategy claimed to have eradicated sex workers operating on Ipswich's roadsides.

Ch Supt David Skevington added they'll try to find out what people locally are saying: "We've got a really good relationship between the community police team and Norwich Road residents and businesses.

"Then this evening and perhaps another couple of nights coming, we'll get some staff down there just to try and test this out. 

"Definitely not dismissing it but if somebody knows something has said this, we have to treat it seriously."

A clergyman says some people gave money to women on the streets of Ipswich before Steve Wright was arrested, to try to prevent them working as street prostitutes, while the killer was at large.

Rev Andrew Dotchin, who was vicar of Whitton at the time, said sometimes he and his wife would be driving through town late at night.

"You'd go past Portman Road and you'd see someone standing on the street corner and I'd wonder how much it would cost to give her enough money to not stand on that street corner, just for tonight," he said.

"During the dark times, some people were actually saying look, please go home, take this money. 

"I'm not going to ask any questions what you do with it but don't stand here, because it's going to hurt."

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Street prostitution has returned to Ipswich, according to a former sex worker, despite a new strategy launched by police after the Steve Wright murders of five women in the town in 2006.

Jade Reynolds says although the policy has worked well, she believes women are beginning to walk the streets again: "They were very successful, it was pretty much eradicated, until this year. 

"You wouldn't see working girls out there. Working girls were pretty much taken off the streets, pointed in the right direction for help, yeah, they pretty much eradicated it totally."

But she added: "I know it happens in Ipswich now, it's still on Norwich Road."