Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

After this week's trip to Eastbourne Borough, external was ruined by traffic problems, Ryman League club Leiston, external will try again next Tuesday.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Needham Market, external are back up to third in the Ryman Premier Division, external after a 2-1 victory at Grays Athletic last night.

Image source, Needham Market

After suffering defeats in their last two games, goals from Callum Harrison and Luke Ingram (pictured) got the Marketmen back on track.

The Thurlow Nunn League Cup tie between Walsham le Willows, external and Haverhill Rovers, external was postponed because of a frozen pitch.

It's been rescheduled for Tuesday 13 December.

Greater Anglia rail services on the Norwich-London Liverpool Street route are suspended between Diss and Stowmarket, external, while emergency services deal with an incident.  

A bus replacement service is in operation, with a journey time of approximately 40 minutes.

Trains will run between Stowmarket and Ipswich. 

Disruption is expected to continue until at least 09:30.

Hello and thanks for joining us for Suffolk Live.

Ed Sheeran helped raise more than £300,000 for East Anglia's Children's Hospices, external last night, as the charity looks to build a new hospice.

We'll bring you more on this, along with our regular news, sport and travel updates.

It's a cold start to the meteorological winter - Elizabeth Rizzini will have the forecast shortly, but we'll start with this photograph of the sunrise over Beccles, taken by BBC Weather Watcher Abe Drax.

That's all for our live coverage today - but details of Ed Sheeran's gig for EACH will appear here later on.

Our top stories today included:

• CCTV images show a van sought in relation to fatal hit-and-run
• Felixstowe beach hut owners angry over proposed increase in charges
• Freezing bins cause delays for crews

We'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow. Hopefully see you then.

Police have arrested four men over alleged hare coursing in Wortham, near Diss, at the weekend.

A group of men with dogs were spotted in a field near to Low road, at about 07:55 on Sunday.

Officers arrived at the scene 20 minutes later, but were unable to find any-one. However, at about 11:45 officers on patrol on the A14 stopped a car containing four men and five dogs.

The men were arrested on suspicion of trespassing in pursuit of game.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

Staying dry with clear spells this evening, but some areas of cloud at times. Not such a cold night as last night but still the risk of a frost.

Temperatures down to 0C (32F).

Some areas of mist and fog, with some pockets of frost to start the day tomorrow.

Becoming brighter with sunny spells. Highs of 5C (41F).

You can find your local forecast at BBC Weather.

Nikki Fox
BBC Look East

I’ve not heard of any inappropriate calls today to our ambulance control rooms. 

However, this year the service says it's had calls from people calling about an injured seagull, an injured squirrel and a hoax call about a "drowning goldfish".

Say no more. 

Martin Barber
BBC News

You might remember Larry from this morning. He couldn't apologise enough for "bothering" the East of England Ambulance Service crew after he fell and banged his head on a radiator.

Patients are not always as nice. 

Yesterday, John (pictured) was called to a collapse in a cafe toilet. He went to assist and looked over the top of the door to be met by a hail of abuse from a man who was clearly a street sleeper.   

"I'm only sleeping. Why don't you f... off, why do you care when I'm coming out," the person said. 

He may have only wanted somewhere warm to sleep but of course that took John out of the system.

So while John was waiting to ensure the man could leave under his own steam, it meant he wasn't available to assist other patients potentially facing a life-threatening situation.

A grant of £350,000 which has been awarded to St Edmundsbury Cathedral to pay for essential repairs is "fantastic news", says the cathedral's precento, externalr. 

Image source, Keith Evans/Geograph

Rev Canon Philip Banks says there are two main repairs that need to be carried out.

"The main medieval nave of the building is 15th Century and the windows at high level are in a parlous state - that's a huge job which is long overdue and we're just delighted to get that done," he said.

"A section of the cloister roof is also leaking and that causes damage underneath."

The money has come from the First World War Centenary Cathedral Repairs Fund, external.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Former world number one and women's badminton legend Tine Baun has joined the Suffolk Saxons, external ahead of their next home fixture at the Ipswich Corn Exchange.

Image source, Action Photography

The 37-year-old, who won two European gold medals along with three All England Championships, will come out of retirement to play against Bristol Jets on Monday in the National Badminton League., external

Saxons head coach Anthony Clark said: "I remember Tine the whole way through my career as someone to really aspire to.

"She’s one of the best players that Europe has ever produced and it’s incredibly exciting to have her on our team."

Police have released CCTV pictures of a vehicle they want to trace in connection with a fatal fail-to-stop collision in Hitcham yesterday.

A 72-year-old cyclist died after being knocked into a ditch, police said.

The words "I'M HERE" can be seen written on the back of the lorry.  

Image source, Suffolk Police

Police are asking for the driver or the owner of the white DAF LF vehicle to come forward.

The force would also like to hear from anyone who saw the lorry, who captured pictures of it on a dashboard camera, or who is aware of a vehicle having sustained damage to the front nearside, as soon as possible, via the non-emergency number 101.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Police have issued an E-fit likeness of a man they want to speak to in connection with a robbery in Kersey on Monday, in which a man and woman who lived in the house were tied up.

Image source, Suffolk Police

One of the three raiders then punched the male occupant in the face and head. He sustained facial injuries which required medical treatment.

The woman was uninjured but very shaken by the incident, police said.

Nikki Fox
BBC Look East

We often hear about the NHS struggling to meet targets, but that's not the case today.

The ambulance service has responded to 80.6% of its highest priority R1 calls within eight minutes. 

That's above the national target of 75%. Those calls include cardiac arrests and patients not breathing. 

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town legend Terry Butcher has given Gareth Southgate's appointment as England manager the thumbs up.

Image source, Getty Images

The 57-year-old, who captained England at the 1990 World Cup, says the former Middlesbrough man is qualified to do the job and ticks more boxes than anybody else. 

"He knows all about international football and is one of the most qualified Englishmen we have," Butcher said. 

"He's been there before as a player and he's taken a group of players to a major championship with the under-21s."

A Hitcham parish councillor says he's "appalled but not surprised" that a 72-year-old man has been killed on the B1115, which runs between Hitcham and Great Finborough.

Allan Scott added: "Unfortunately that is the kind of incident that is waiting to happen on a road like this one.

"It's the third fatality in the last couple of years."

Police have made a direct appeal to the driver of an HGV which is thought to have hit a 72-year-old cyclist, who died at the scene in Hitcham yesterday.

Insp David Giles said: "I'm in no doubt that the driver will have known what's happened, and I'd like them to come forward as soon as they can."

Police say debris at the scene suggests that a white commercial vehicle was involved in the incident.  

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Witches director Chris Louis says he has high hopes for Kyle Newman in 2017 after seeing "so much improvement in him" in recent years.

Image source, Kyle Newman

It was confirmed on Monday that the former Plymouth captain will ride for the Witches next season.

"He doesn't have to perform like a number one," said Louis. "Although to be perfectly honest he's another one I expect to be pushing, maybe not for top spot, but certainly pushing the top two or three. 

"I've watched him for years, enjoyed watching him in the Elite League with Poole and I'm sure sure if he can bring anything like those performances to Foxhall then he's going to take some big strides."       

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Witches, external have confirmed track alterations ahead of the 2017 season.

Image source, Stephen Waller

Director of speedway Chris Louis spoke to BBC Suffolk Sport after unveiling his line-up for 2017.

"We've got plans to blend the corners going in, which will hopefully make for a better shape and racing line, inviting riders to race underneath each other and add to the excitement," he said.