Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Jake Hutchings scored a hat-trick as Leiston beat Ipswich Town's under-18s 6-3 in the pick of last night's Suffolk Premier Cup quarter-finals. 

The victory means the Blues are still challenging on three fronts this season, and chairman Andy Crisp is determined that they go all the way in at least one of them.

"We've got quite a lot going on as a club this season but would we want to win the Premier Cup? Yes, we would," he said.

Image source, Leiston FC

"We want to win the Premier Cup, we want to win the league, we'd like to win the trophy, we want to win every game and that's the approach we're taking this year and so far that's been a successful approach."

In the other games, Needham Market beat AFC Sudbury 1-0, while Newmarket Town were 3-2 winners over Haverhill Rovers after extra-time.  

The game between Felixstowe & Walton United and Lowestoft Town was postponed.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich Town defender Tommy Smith was among the first to congratulate Aaron Cresswell as his ex team mate made his England debut against Spain at Wembley last night.

Cresswell spent three years at Town before joining West Ham in July 2014.

Ipswich Star

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

Image source, Ipswich Star

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

On a day when police closed one lane of the A14 to carry out a search for the missing serviceman Corrie Mckeague, the campaign to find him was all over micro blogging site Twitter.

It became one of the top trending subjects.

Since the serviceman disappeared on 24 September, thousands of hours have been spent searching for him by many volunteers. The police say they have spoken to dozens of people and hundreds of lines of inquiry followed up but are still urging anyone with information to come forward.

BBC Weather

A typical autumnal today with very little change expected over the next 24 hours.

The day will start grey with glimmers of bright spells amongst the patchy rain. 

Mild for the time of year at 12C (54F) and it will be rather breezy throughout the day too. 

Tonight will remain cloudy and the rain should diminish overnight.

BBC Weather has your local forecast.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Morning all - today we're starting with the news that Twitter is awash with messages of support for the campaign to find missing serviceman Corrie Mckeague.

The 23-year-old from RAF Honington disappeared after a night out on 24 September in Bury St Edmunds. The last known sighting of him was in Brentgovel Street.

The campaign to find him continues with #bringcorriehome on Twitter. We'll be bringing you more through the day.... 

That's it for today's live coverage, but the team here will be back bright and early in the morning from 08:00.

If you're just joining us, here's a round-up of some of the stories we've been looking at:

• One lane eastbound on the A14 near Bury St Edmunds was closed for several hours during the day, as police carried out further searches for missing airman Corrie Mckeague, but they say nothing significant was found
• Alleged hacker Lauri Love's father says the decision by the Home Secretary to sign an order for his extradition to the US has "caused a great amount of disquiet" in their family 
• Allegations of abuse of vulnerable adults in the county have risen by nearly 50%

Have a great evening.

Nikki Fox
BBC Look East

A number of mental health beds at the Dragonfly Unit at Carlton Court, built in Oulton Broad for children and teenagers at a cost of almost £1m, are lying empty because NHS England says it hasn't decided if it can fund them. `

The capital spend for the building was funded by the Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, external to increase the number of beds for children and teenagers and decrease the numbers having to be sent hundreds of miles away from their families. 

Sarah Barrett, 19, from Southwold, was sent to Southampton in 2014, after attempting to take her own life: "It wasn't really until the day before I had to leave that I was like 'this is a long way away' and then when I was in hospital, mum said she couldn't come down and see me one weekend because she just couldn't get there, it was just too far away and she couldn't afford it."

NHS England says it won't change its funding for staff until a review is completed - some time before March 2018.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

At the Grand Slam of Darts, external tonight, Suffolk's Peter Wright will try for a third straight win in the group stage.

Image source, PA

The 46-year-old is a heavy favourite to beat Ted Evetts at Wolverhampton Civic Hall.

Wright, known as Snakebite, is already through to the knockout stages of the competition, which get underway tomorrow.

The Mendham-based thrower followed up Saturday's 5-1 win over Jeff Smith with a 5-0 whitewash of Simon Whitlock on Sunday.

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

The annual report on the adult safeguarding board was presented to Suffolk county councillors this afternoon. Figures showed allegations of abuse to vulnerable adults had gone up by 45% over the 12 months to April 2016. 

The new independent chair of the board Sue Hadley only took over six weeks ago but answered questions from councillors over what the board had achieved in the last year. 

Speaking after the meeting, she said the rise in referrals was due to a rise in awareness at both care homes and in the domiciliary sector.

She said she also wanted to reassure the public that any concerns they raised would be thoroughly investigated.

The funeral of former Ipswich Town footballer Dalian Atkinson, who died in August after being shot with a police Taser, will be held at the weekend.

Image source, Ipswich Town

 A service for the 48-year-old will be held at Telford Crematorium chapel in Shropshire at 11:30 on Saturday, followed by a private interment at nearby Hadley cemetery.

The death of Atkinson, of Little Dawley, near Telford, is being investigated by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). 

Andrew Woodger
BBC News

The latest series of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here 2016, external began on TV on Sunday night.

Ipswich Town fans have been able to root (or otherwise?) for ex-players Kieron Dyer and Jimmy Bullard over the past few years.

Image source, ITV

But we've just realised actor Larry Lamb, one of this year's contestants, has links to Suffolk in the form of one of the most mocked and unfondly remembered British TV dramas of all time.

He was on board for the BBC's drama Triangle, external which lasted for three series in the early 1980s. 

It came in at third place in "worst-ever TV shows, external" list in the Radio Times in 2006, and even featured in a TV Hell night on the BBC in 1992.

The series was set on a ferry line operating between Gothenburg, Amsterdam and... Felixstowe, thus forming the titular triangle across the usually overcast North Sea.

It's not currently available on the BBC iPlayer but I'm sure you can find it on YouTube.

Here is Larry as Matt Taylor with his Triangle co-star - the late Kate O'Mara, who played Katherine Laker.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

This evening and tonight will be cloudy with further outbreaks of rain across southern counties, becoming mostly dry with clear spells elsewhere.

Minimum temperature: 9C (48F).

Any early rain will clear in the morning, and it'll become bright with sunny spells, although there's a chance of some showers developing later.

Feeling cooler as the breeze picks up, with highs of 13C (55F).

Lauri Love talks about his reaction to the decision by Home Secretary Amber Rudd to sign an order for his extradition to the United States to face allegations of computer hacking:

There's been a mixed reaction to news that Amber Rudd, the Home Secretary, has signed an extradition order for alleged computer hacker Lauri Love.

Writing on our Facebook page, external:

• Rita Mackenzie says, external: "Aspergers is not a defense. He would have known precisely what he was doing and that it was wrong."
• Clare Pooley says, external: "This should not have happened to him!"
• Sonia Jacomb posts, external: "Give him a job testing their security"

The story has also prompted Norma Hornby to email us from Warrington in Cheshire.

In her email, she says: "The Home Secretary Amber Rudd's decision to sign Lauri Love's extradition order is in my opinion, inhumane and against the young man's human rights. There has been international support along with a letter to Barack Obama, signed by over 130 MPs, he should face any charges in the UK."

She signs off: "A very disappointing decision for all concerned and it is difficult to determine in whose interest it has been made."

Paint-buyers should be better educated about how much of the product they need, a minister says.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, external has been named by regulators as one of the four worst performing trusts for caring for patients with mental health problems.

The other three trusts have been named as the Isle of Wight NHS Trust, West London Mental Health NHS Trust and Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust.

A survey of 13,000 service users across the country showed the trusts to be peforming "significantly worse" than others. 

The Care Quality Commission's deputy chief inspector of hospitals, Paul Lelliott, has written to the four trusts outlining the action they must take to improve.

One lane of the A14 is closed by police investigating the disappearance of airman Corrie Mckeague.

A dehumidifier that had been placed on product recall was the cause of a boat fire in Oulton Broad last month, say Suffolk's Trading Standards team.

Image source, Suffolk Trading Standards

Fire investigation officers confirmed that in December last year, owner Richard Bassey bought the dehumidifier. The product was recalled the following month, but Mr Bassey was unaware of this.

He had been on board earlier on the day of the fire, and had emptied the tank of the dehumidifier, having noticed it was full.

As he returned in the afternoon, he said he could see smoke coming out of one of the windows "and half the cabin was already well alight."

Adding that he sometimes slept on the boat, Mr Bassey said: "Had that been the situation that day, then it could have been a bit more serious."

Image source, Suffolk Trading Standards

Police tell us the lane that was closed eastbound on the A14 between J44 (Moreton Hall) and J45 (Rougham) while a search was carried out for missing airman Corrie Mckeague, has now reopened.

There's been no update from them on the search itself.

Image source, Suffolk Police