Andrew Woodger
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Suffolk Police are appealing for dash-cam footage from motorists who drove past the entrance to the West Meadows travellers' site in Ipswich yesterday.

Two men died after being stabbed at the site, which is on the slip-road heading onto, and off, the A14 westbound carriageway at the Asda/Whitehouse roundabout.

Detectives are also appealing for information from anyone who was "in the vicinity of West Meadows" between 08:00 and 15:00.

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Senior officers at Suffolk Police have granted detectives an extra 12 hours to question a 17-year-old boy who has been arrested in connection with two fatal stabbings.

Two men died as a result of their injuries after being stabbed at the West Meadows travellers' site just off the A14 in north west Ipswich yesterday.

The victims are yet to be formally identified, but police are now confirming they are both over 18 years old, whereas previously it was believed one of them was under 18.

Post-mortem examinations on both men are due to take place tomorrow.

The 17-year-old, from Ipswich, was arrested in Paper Mill Lane in Bramford.

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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Bury St Edmunds, external rugby players are away to Canterbury in National League Two tomorrow.

While Gavin Hogg's side is looking to avoid a third straight defeat, they'll have been encouraged by last weekend's performance against Old Elthamians, who are chasing promotion.

The Wolf Pack will start the day 10th in the table.

A 17-year-old has been arrested after two people were fatally stabbed at a travellers' site.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

AFC Sudbury, external and Leiston, external get a break from Ryman League action this weekend as it's round one of the FA Trophy.

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Both sides are up against clubs from a higher level.

Leiston have the tougher task at Bromley, who're 13th in the National League, while AFC Sudbury entertain Gosport Borough of the National League South.

Meanwhile, back in the Ryman League, Needham Market, external head to Enfield Town, Lowestoft Town, external travel to Kingstonian and Bury Town, external are at Tilbury.

Kate Scotter
BBC News

The grandparents of missing RAF Honington serviceman Corrie Mckeague have been in Bury St Edmunds handing out leaflets as part of the ongoing search for him.

Mr Mckeague has been missing since Saturday, 24 September, when he was filmed by CCTV cameras in the town centre.

Oliver and Mary Mckeague, who visited the town for the first time earlier this week, have been out in the Arc shopping centre.

There are two separate rewards for information - a five-figure one from the grandparents and Corrie's father, and a £50,000 one from a local business.

The mother of missing serviceman Corrie Mckeague tells BBC Scotland she has lost faith in the police but will continue to work with them.

Ten years after 24-year-old Jimoh Plunkett was shot in an Ipswich nightclub, police say they would still like to hear from anyone who has information about the incident.

Mr Plunkett, who was from New Cross in south London was shot in Zest near the railway station in the early hours of Saturday, 9 December, 2006.

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Det Insp Kevin Hayward, of the Major Investigation Team at Suffolk Police, said: "The investigation into the death of Jimoh Plunkett remains an open inquiry.

"We believe the answer to what happened lies within communities in the Metropolitan Police area, and would continue to ask anyone with information to come forward.

"Ten years on and allegiances may have changed and someone may feel they can now talk to police about the case.

"The information gathered during the course of the inquiry means it may be that even the smallest detail could assist with the progression of this - and we'd ask those there that night to think about whether they would now consider assisting to bring some answers for Jimoh's family."

The judges at London's Criminal Appeal court also dismissed an appeal by Shazib Khan, 24, the uncle of Junead Khan, also of Marlow Avenue, Luton, against his sentence for a preparation for terrorism offence.

The pair had both planned, for almost an entire year over 2014 and 2015, to travel to Syria to live under the Islamic State regime.

They discussed their plans with ISIS members in Syria, prepared lists of items to take, and researched and ordered equipment.

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The only reason they did not travel was because they had not saved up enough money or bought sufficient kit, Lord Thomas said.

Each received a seven-year term, with five years of extended licence, although Junead Khan's was to run concurrently to the sentence for the murder plot.

Dismissing Shazib Khan's application to appeal against that sentence, Lord Thomas said his complaints were unarguable.

After making the decision to overturn the life sentence of Junead Khan for plotting to kill US personnel outside a Lakenheath base, the judge, Lord chief justice Lord Thomas, said: "There is no doubt about the heinous nature of the crime which Junead Khan formed an intention to commit. 

"But the point was fairly made on this appeal that, in terms of steps actually taken, he did not carry his intention far."

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He added: "In the circumstances, neither the gravity of his conduct, very serious as it was, nor the level of danger which it indicated, required the court to impose a life sentence of imprisonment."  

A Luton delivery driver who was jailed for plotting to kill US personnel outside the Lakenheath base has had his life sentence overturned by the country's top judge.

Junead Khan, 25, of Marlow Avenue, was jailed for life, with a minimum term of 12 years, in May. 

Lord chief justice Lord Thomas has now overturned the sentence after finding there was not evidence to justify it, saying Khan had been "not far" from committing a murder.

Khan has instead been given a 20-year term, with a five-year extended licence.

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Corrie Mckeague's mum says she's been touched beyond words, by recent demonstrations of the generosity of local people.

The RAF Honington serviceman has been missing since the early hours of Saturday, 24 September after a night out in Bury St Edmunds.

Nicola Urquhart, his mother, was speaking after a fundraising campaign target to pay for a private investigator, which raised an initial £20,000 in double-quick time, was upped to £30,000.  

She said: "People [are] phoning me up saying 'this is my last £2, this is last seven pounds something'.

"I can't find the words to thank... it just keeps on blowing me away how much support we do have."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external boss Mick McCarthy says there's "no chance" of former striker Daryl Murphy coming back to Portman Road, on loan, in the January transfer window.

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The 33-year-old joined Newcastle United, external in August, but has yet to make his Championship debut, largely because of a calf injury.

McCarthy doesn't believe Geordies' boss Rafa Benitez will let him go anywhere.

"If you’re at the top of the league and you spend zillions, and you’re looking like you’re going to earn zillions, why would you even consider getting shot of a striker that might score you a winner at some stage?

"If you’re in Newcastle’s position and can afford to keep them all?"

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

A male teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder, following an incident at the West Meadows travellers' site in Ipswich yesterday afternoon.

A man in his 30s and a male in his late teens were taken from the site to Ipswich Hospital for treatment - one by ambulance and one by car - but both died a short time later.

Police, who believe they were both stabbed at West Meadows, are treating the incident as a double murder investigation.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

A cloudy and misty start to the day however, during the morning, some brighter spells may develop. Most parts should stay dry throughout the day with a high of 13C (55F).

Here's my full forecast...

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.  

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Welcome back to our live coverage.

We'll start by bringing you the latest on a double murder in Ipswich, in which a man and a teenage boy died.

We'll also remember a death in the town 10 years ago, described as an "unlawful killing" by a coroner, which police say is still an "open inquiry".  

As it's a Friday we'll be looking for some good news too - if you've got anything you'd like to share with us, send us an email, or post a message on our Facebook page, external.

Elizabeth Rizzini will bring us the weather prospects shortly.

A double murder inquiry begins after a man and a teenager were attacked at a travellers site in Ipswich.

A spokeswoman for Suffolk police said both dead men were thought to have been stabbed at the West Meadows travellers' site in Ipswich. 

She said: "The incident is being treated as a double murder investigation and inquiries are under way to determine exactly what happened."