Tonight's edition of Mastermind on BBC2 at 19:00 will feature a contestant answering questions on Ipswich Town FC, external.

So we thought we'd have a bit of fun, and give you five questions set by BBC Radio Suffolk's "Voice of Suffolk Sport" - commentator Brenner Woolley. The are no prizes sadly, just the opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge.

• Roy Keane's first game in charge of Town was the last competitive match at which stadium?
• In what year did Town beat Manchester United 6-0?
• Mick McCarthy played for two non-English clubs - name them...
• How many goals did John Wark score in all competitions during the UEFA Cup-winning season of 1980/81?
• When Alex Mathie scored his hat-trick against Norwich in February 1998, who scored Town's other two goals in the 5-0 victory?

We'll bring you the answers at midday - if you want to email us your guesses, we'll give you a name check if you get them all right.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

He may be back in the Ipswich Town team after an injury lay-off, but David McGoldrick (right) admits he is disappointed not to be linking up with Daryl Murphy (centre) in attack following the Irishman's recent move to Newcastle.

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The pair formed a successful partnership while together at Portman Road, scoring 34 goals between them as the Blues reached the play-offs in 2014/15. 

"I'm disappointed for Ipswich, but as a good friend I was delighted for Murph," McGoldrick said.

"I don't think many people would turn down Newcastle and you can't knock him for going.

"We've still got good strikers here to cope with his loss and while we haven't been scoring many goals lately, I'm confident we will."

Town are at Sheffield Wednesday at 15:00 on Saturday.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town striker David McGoldrick says his approach to playing matches in the Championship has not changed despite his recent injury record.

The 28-year-old has suffered a series of setbacks in recent seasons, including ankle ligament damage in August. However, shying away from tough challenges and wrapping his ankle in cotton wool is clearly not on his agenda. 

"I don't think you can go into this half-hearted. Once you cross the line and the whistle goes you just have to play the game," McGoldrick said. 

"I forget about the injuries when I'm playing. At Newcastle the other week I went up for a header straight away and I landed on the ankle fine. 

"That was a massive boost."

Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

Speaking after it was confirmed that police found no evidence that street prostitution has returned to Ipswich, Supt Kerry Cutler admitted: "I don't think we will ever eradicate sex work that goes on behind closed doors, but we certainly strive to keep it off the streets."

She added: "One of our biggest issues when we speak to people that may be in that area, but also to the local community, is the drug dealing that's going on and their [vulnerable women] presence is because maybe they're assisting in that drug dealing.

"We must get rid of drugs in Ipswich and across Suffolk if we are going to do anything to keep our communities and those families safe, and particularly our young people."

Read a feature about the tenth anniversary of the murders of five drug-addicted women who worked as prostitutes in Ipswich.

Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

Claims by former sex workers that prostitution has returned to Norwich Road in Ipswich have been dismissed by police carrying out extra patrols in the area.

They say they "didn't locate any persons of concern".

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Supt Kerry Cutler said: "It would not be unusual for people to give us information that they had concerns that girls were working as prostitutes on the streets and to say that we don't get that information would be wrong. 

"The fact that we react quickly to that information, we always, not just on this occasion, go out and check that information out.

"Quite often we found the women that have been spoken about have been linked to drug dealing. We speak to them, we conduct visits at home and we pass that information straight on to all the support agencies, and that's actually how we keep the street prostitution away from Ipswich"

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

Variable amounts of cloud will develop today, but bright spells are expected too. 

Rain at times in some places, but it will turn drier later while remaining chilly. Maximum temperature: 10C (50F).

More details at BBC Weather.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Thanks for joining us as we get ready to take another look around the county and see what's going on.

Earlier this week we brought you news that police were going to investigate claims by former sex workers that street prostitution had returned to the Norwich Road area of Ipswich. We'll report on what they found.

Plus, we'll also mark the first year of BBC Weather Watchers by bringing you a selection of the best photographs of our county during the day.

We'll start with this photograph of the sunrise in Kelsale from "Clopton Jack"...

The Queen's lifelong dedication to thoroughbreds has been celebrated as she unveiled a statue of herself in the town famed for its horseracing links.

Kate Scotter
BBC News

It's time for the BBC Suffolk Live team to say goodbye, but what a day to remember for many.

Hundreds of people lined the streets as the Queen returned to Newmarket for a public visit.

Here are some highlights of other stories we've covered today:

• Missing Corrie Mckeague's uncle criticises police efforts to find him
• Charity Ipswich 4 Family has been given a £10,000 National Lottery grant
• Controversial plans to build 43 houses in Aldeburgh have been rejected

We'll be back again for live updates from 08:00. 

Have a great evening. 

We'll leave you with this picture of the Queen admiring the new statue made in her honour:

Image source, PA

We've just had a statement from Archant, which reads: “Archant can confirm it will be making changes to its content teams across the company to radically transform how it works as it continues to develop its audience-first strategy.

"This is to ensure it remains the most relevant media in the communities it serves, whilst protecting its journalistic values. It has started a consultation process with affected staff.”

Kate Scotter
BBC News

Police have released CCTV images of a convicted robber who failed to return to a "low secure" hospital ward in Ipswich.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Image source, Suffolk Police

John Gladstone was on "town leave" from the premises in Foxhall Road on Tuesday morning but did not return as required by 15:30.

He is currently subject to a detention under the Mental Health Act and is on a life licence for robbery and possession of a firearm.  

The 34-year-old is described as being of mixed race, 5ft 10in tall, of heavy build, and with short black hair. He was wearing black Karimoor trousers, a grey hooded top and burgundy jacket.

He has links to the Suffolk Coastal area, South Norfolk, Northamptonshire and the West Midlands.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

On the final day of British Speedway's, external latest AGM, the draws were made for various competitions including the Knockout Cups.

Ipswich Witches, external have been drawn to race against Berwick over two legs in the opening round, while last season's winners Glasgow will face either Newcastle or Workington.

Promotion and relegation has been introduced to British speedway's top two divisions in a revamp of the sport due to take effect next season.

The Elite League will now be known as the Premiership while the Premier League becomes the Championship.  

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

No surprises here really, but Ipswich Town midfielder Andre Dozzell will be on England international duty over the next two weeks.

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The 17-year-old has been called up by manager Neil Dewsnip ahead of forthcoming matches with Poland and France having already won two caps at U18 level.

Dozzell is yet to feature for Ipswich in the Championship this season, but will line-up for the Blues' U23 side tomorrow in a cup match against West Brom at Portman Road.

BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich-based newspaper group Archant, external, publishers of titles including the Eastern Daily Press and East Anglian Daily Times, is proposing to make redundancies as part of plans to "radically transform" its operations.

Staff have been told of the plans at a company briefing this afternoon.

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In an email to staff, seen by the BBC, the company says it is proposing to make "a number of today's existing roles redundant" as well as creating "a number of new roles across the group".

It has yet to announce how many staff will lose their jobs, but the BBC has been told 57 existing roles are at risk and 40 new roles will be created.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Police have charged a north London man with a six drugs and motoring offences after a pursuit on the A14 near Ipswich in the early hours of this morning. 

Officers arrested the 39-year-old after following a Ford Focus car from the Copdock roundabout at about 01:00.

The pursuit continued before the driver was finally stopped near Stowmarket. 

Officers reported seeing a number of packages being thrown from the car along the way, which were later retrieved. 

A police statement said the packages are believed to contain controlled drugs.

A man was charged with the following offences possession of a Class B drug, failing to provide a specimen of blood, failing to stop for police, driving without due care and attention, driving without insurance, and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. 

He was bailed to appear before magistrates next week. 

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

It will be a cold and rather cloudy end to the day, with the risk of showery rain later this evening and overnight. A milder night than last night, with more cloud cover and a low temperature of 6C (43F).

It will be a rather cloudy start to tomorrow, with the chance of a few spots of showery rain.

Becoming brighter but turning cloudier in the east later, with highs of 11C (52F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

A charity in Ipswich, which gives relationship support to families, is the 500,000th organisation to receive a grant from the National Lottery. 

Today they've been given almost £10,000, which chair of trustees for Ipswich 4 Family, external Dot Cordell says will be a great help.

"Currently we have volunteers in the charity - family mentors - that visit families on a weekly basis. They're supported by link workers, and our link workers supervise and oversee their work with the families," she said. 

"And it will help us grow to take on more link workers to train them and will help us to take on more families."

Ms Cordell is pictured here with Karen Bradley, secretary of state for culture, media and sport, as a presentation was made marking the half-millionth grant.

Steve Blower
BBC Radio Suffolk

Controversial plans for 43 new houses in Aldeburgh have been rejected by planners.

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Planning officers recommended the scheme at the Aldeburgh Brickworks site off Saxmundham Road, for approval, but councillors on Suffolk Coastal District Council, external's planning committee went against that. 

One of the strongest objections came from Aledburgh Town Council, which said the plans were totally unsuitable for an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Here's a look at how the Queen's trip to Newmarket has been reported in the local press:

Image source, Suffolk Free Press

Image source, Bury Free Press