That's it for us at Suffolk Live - we'll be back with live updates at 08:00. Any breaking stories for the county will, however, appear in this feed overnight.

Here's what we've covered today:

• The Very Reverend Martin Thrower has been charged with eight voyeurism offences
• Alex Meyer is named as the new Labour MEP for the East of England
• A cat who dragged himself home with an illegal trap on his leg is up for an award

See you tomorrow.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

Tonight will be rather cloudy with scattered showers, some of which will be heavy, but which will clear southwards later.

Later, a breeze will pick up, which should prevent a frost forming, with a low of 4C (39F). 

A breeze will continue into tomorrow, with some showers or longer spells of rain and a high of 12C (39F).

The mother of a seriously-ill nine-year-old girl visited by Ed Sheeran in hospital says she "literally" owes her life to the singer.

Sheeran visited Melody Driscoll at Epsom Hospital, Surrey, last week and treated her to a rendition of hits, putting her on "cloud nine".

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The youngster has a number of conditions including the rare, life-limiting neurological disorder Rett syndrome.

She had been in hospital for 562 days and when she was in pain, she would be played Sheeran's hits to help her through the episode.

Her mother Katrina Driscoll said: "I literally owe him my life. He doesn't realise how much he's done for her.

"It just goes to show that dreams can come true and miracles can happen. You just have to keep fighting for them and she does."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Wanderers, external are away at FC Romania tonight, with a place in the third round of the FA Vase , externalat stake.

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The winners of tonight's fixture at Theobalds Lane in Cheshunt will play Rothwell Corinthians or Tring Athletic early next month.

Elsewhere tonight, there is a home match for Bury Town, external in the Ryman Division One North, external.

Victory for Ben Chenery's side at home to Witham will see them go level on points with leaders Maldon and Tiptree.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Suffolk's Peter Wright plays Daryl Fitton tonight in the second round of the Grand Slam of Darts, external in Wolverhampton.

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The 46-year-old from Mendham was impressive during the group stages, winning all three encounters with relative ease. 

"I feel pretty confident," Wright told us. "I used to practice with Daryl once a week many years back and I know his game.

"He's done very well with the BDO, external, and I've done very well with the PDC, external, so it should be a good clash."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Nick Drane may be in the running for coach of the year at Friday's Suffolk Sports Awards,, external but his Ipswich Basketball, external team has not had the start to the season he had hoped for.

Image source, Pavel Kricka

Defeat to Newcastle University at the weekend was a third loss in five league matches, and Drane says Saturday's match at home to Doncaster is a must-win encounter. 

"We've been really good at times and we've also been stupid," Drane said. "We've got to look each other in the eye, buckle down, and get things done.

"We definitely have belief and confidence in our ability but it's a case now of applying it."

The Very Reverend Martin Thrower, rector of Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley has been charged with eight voyeurism offences.

Image source, Google/Church of England

The 55-year-old, from Church Street in Hadleigh, was arrested at the Buttermarket in Ipswich in August. 

Six of the alleged offences took place this year, when males are said to have been filmed while in public toilets in Suffolk, but some date back to 2014.

Mr Thrower, who has been suspended by his employers, is due to appear before magistrates on 19 December.

Alex Dunlop
BBC Look East

The 48 Fighter Wing at RAF Lakenheath are on "surge" week this week, increasing the number of sorties their F-15s carry out as part of a training exercise.

It's an operation they carry out normally three or four times a year, and this one started on Monday, with planes flying over both Norfolk and Suffolk.

It's a huge, four-day operation: Overall 48 Fighter Wing the number of sorties have increased from 40 per day to 90. The increased flying will end tomorrow.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

A celebrated crib festival in the Suffolk village of Grundisburgh has offerings from all over the world. 

The festival, organised by the Revd Canon Clare Sanders, has "cribs galore" and boasts everything from an entry by broadcaster Libby Purves to some produced by local school children.  

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

This is the new Labour MEP for the East of England. 

Alex Mayer takes over from Richard Howitt, who stood down last month. 

Ms Mayer has been a long standing member of the Labour party and currently works for the Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner. 

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She was one of Labour's candidates in the 2014 Euro elections. Under EU rules another election isn't held when an MEP stands down, instead they are replaced by one of the failed candidates. 

Ms Mayer said  “It’s a huge privilege to take on this role. I pay tribute to my friend and colleague Richard Howitt who I am replacing, he has been an incredible servant to the region.”

There are seven MEPs for the East of England. Three UKIP, three Conservatives and one Labour.

A cat who had his right hind leg amputated due to it being caught in an illegal trap is fighting back to health.

Image source, PDSA

Arthur's owner Gemma Harris, from Bures, said: "The trap was so heavy I can’t imagine how he’d managed to get home, through the cat flap and halfway up the stairs. 

"He was in a terrible state –his claws were gone and his teeth were damaged. We think he’d chewed through the string attached to the trap.”

His leg was amputated by vets in Sudbury.

Kitty Craig, from the vets, said: "Arthur bounded back from these horrific injuries incredibly quickly.

"Losing a leg hasn’t slowed him down at all – he’s coped so well with everything and is a lively friendly cat.

"I’m really pleased to hear that he’s being recognised in PDSA’s Pet Survivor Awards.”

Andrew Woodger
BBC News

The story of how a cat dragged himself home with an illegal metal trap on his leg has put him in line for a national award.

Arthur, a ginger tom, was missing from his home in Bures, on the Suffolk/Essex border.

He turned up after several days with a trap on his hind leg.

Image source, PDSA

He had to have the leg amputated, but is otherwise recovered.

He's up for the title of PDSA Pet Survivor 2016, external.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Leiston’s game against Ipswich Town’s U18s was the pick of last night’s Suffolk Premier Cup quarter finals, with Leiston winning 6-3 at the Victory Ground.  

Glenn Driver’s team were runners up in the Premier Cup last season and have never won the competition, but club chairman Andy Crisp says the manager is determined to change that.

He said: “We were planning games ahead after the FA Cup game and league games and Glenn mentioned about the Premier Cup and he said ‘I'd like to win that one for you, Mr Chairman’, so hopefully that will be very nice.”

Image source, Suffolk FA

In the other ties Needham Market bounced back from their FA Trophy loss at the weekend to beat AFC Sudbury 1-0.  

The west Suffolk derby between Newmarket Town and Haverhill Rovers was two all at full time; Newmarket scoring the winner in extra time to progress to the semi finals.  

The match between Felixstowe and Walton United and Lowestoft Town was postponed; it will now be played on 22 November.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Lowestoft's fishing industry was the subject of debate in parliament this morning, as Waveney MP Peter Aldous told how it had been "decimated" over the years.

Here's a snapshot of what it used to look like; here's a scene from October 1952 of the drifters discharging herring at Lowestoft quay. 

The boat in the foreground is coaling from a barge, ready to set to sea again as soon as the cargo is discharged.

Image source, Getty Images

Everyone was involved in the industry; the picture below was taken earlier in October 1921, and shows women at work on a catch of herring at Lowestoft, England.

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And this picture below shows women standing near the light to repair damaged fishing nets at the Lowestoft Herring Drifting Company at Pakefield back in July 1931. 

Image source, Getty Images

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

The fishing minister has promised that "unfair" fishing quotas will be revisited once we leave the European Union. 

George Eustice was speaking in a parliamentary debate in which the the Waveney MP Peter Aldous called for a better deal for local fishermen.  

Mr Eustice said the government was already moving quota to smaller fishing boats and more changes were likely. 

"Now that we are leaving the EU we will have many opportunities to change the way we manage fisheries in this country," he said. 

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Suffolk’s Peter Wright rounded off his group stage campaign at the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton, with a third straight win.

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The 46-year-old, pictured here playing earlier in the year in Rotterdam, beat teenage qualifier Ted Evetts 5-3.

The knockout stages of the competition, get under way tonight when Wright will face Darryl Fitton. 

Andrew Sinclair
BBC Look East political correspondent

The MP for Waveney has called for a new deal for Lowestoft's fishermen following the decision to leave the European Union. 

Peter Aldous told a debate in parliament that "bad decisions by politicians and a poor allocation of quota" had led to the town's decline and the decline of fishing along the east coast. 

He said: "Withdrawing from the common fishing policy provides an opportunity to put in place a policy framework in which the East Anglian fleet and all those who work in the industry are given a realistic opportunity of earning a good wage and securing a good return on their investment in boats and equipment. 

"This is the very least they deserve in what is the most dangerous trade in Britain."

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

A debate led by a Suffolk MP - on the future of the East Anglian fishing fleet - has just been held in parliament. 

The government says it's committed to making sure fishermen don't lose out after Britain leaves the European Union.

Waveney MP Peter Aldous spoke in the debate and earlier told the BBC he was determined to be able to help revitalise the industry. 

He said: "In the last 40 years it's (the industry) just been completely decimated and anhilated. Our fleet is largely inshore, they've got that poor deal, and we want some of that quota back."

A cat who dragged himself home with his leg in an illegal metal trap is one of six animals up for a national "survivor" award.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich Town striker David McGoldrick says he doesn't favour one forward pairing over another at Portman Road. 

The 28-year-old played alongside Leon Best during the early stages of his career and they're now reunited at Ipswich.  

However, McGoldrick also thinks highly of Freddie Sears and Luke Varney, and is confident all of them can make an impression on the score sheet in the coming weeks and months.

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He said: "Searsy runs in behind a lot and I like to drop and play him through, you know,  he's always on his shoulder and the same with Varns.  

"Varns stretches them a lot so there's lots of links up and there's other people playing instead of me.  

"I think we can all contribute to helping each other out but it hasn't happened so far with the strikers scoring loads of goals but like I say the time will come.”

Town’s next game is on Saturday against McGoldrick’s former club Nottingham Forest.