Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Thanks to James Grant who's responded to my call for photographs earlier for sending us these images he's taken in Washbrook, near Ipswich.

There's still time for you to join in with our photo gallery, by sending us an email too.

Image source, James Grant

Image source, James Grant

Now here's a photograph you might not expect to see at this time of year - these lambs have just been born at Heath Farm near Bury St Edmund, externals.

Image source, Heath Farm

Earlier this year, we reported on a project where Katie Mitcham-Henry had covered bales of haylage, external in protective pink wrap, to raise money for Cancer Research UK.

She offered people the chance to sponsor a "marshmallow" as they were known, donating in the name of a loved one affected by cancer.

Image source, Katie Mitcham-Henry

The contents of the pink parcels were fed to pregnant ewes with the lambs to be named after the bale their mother was fed.

Now some of those lambs are starting to arrive, as you can see from this picture... we know. so cute.

Image source, Heath Farm

The Ipswich Town manager says the boos and jeers from home fans were understandable, after the club's 0-2 home defeat to Fulham on Boxing Day.

Image source, Getty Images

Mick McCarthy said: "I'm not going to stand here and complain about it. 

"They've come to see their team who they've supported all their lives, play well, win a game, certainly play better than that and they didn't.

"Somebody's just given me the stats, the wins that we've had in nine games, that's not good enough and fans want to see us win, so I have no complaints with it at all."

Town have just four wins at home this season from 13 games played in all competitions.

BBC Travel

There's heavy traffic eastbound on the A14 at J52 (B1113 Claydon) because of a collision.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

I don't think I'd describe the -4C (25F) I experienced this morning as "fairly mild", but perhaps it's all relative, and there's worse to come:

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

The view over Ipswich from the kitchen window here at BBC Suffolk has changed somewhat since I took this first shot just before 08:00.

I'm glad to say that despite this morning's weather forecast saying that it might remain dull all day, the sun has broken through.

I hope it's done the same where you are.

Good to see the police agree with me:

A fundraising campaign to save a 122-year-old Victorian pier on a Suffolk peninsula is boosted with an offer of £100,000 of match funding.

... spare a thought for passengers on the Caledonian Sleeper, external.

According to figures from the Office of Rail and Road, external, the average age of their rolling stock is 41 years, compared to a sprightly 27 years for Greater Anglia - putting them in seventh oldest place nationally out of 20.

In case you want to treat yourself to a trip on the newest rolling stock in Britain - head to the Transpennine Express, external. The carriages have an average age of nine years according to the findings.

We asked earlier for any photographs of the county you may have taken over the last couple of days. Sophie responded by sending us these images taken in Southwold on Boxing Day afternoon - thanks Sophie.

Image source, Sophie

Image source, Sophie

The Country Land and Business Association, external (CLA) is calling for a crackdown on fly-tipping, saying more needs to be done to combat the problem.

The CLA wants a Christmas fly-tipping crackdown, external, launched by the Local Government Association, to continue throughout 2017.

Tim Woodward, from the association, says: "Council tips aren't open as often as they used to be, they've restricted the opening hours, they're charging more - but that really is no excuse for dumping hazardous waste, old sofas, fridges, old cookers, on somebody else's land either on a roadside verge or in somebody else's gateway. 

"There's no excuse for doing that, it's an environmental crime and we want more of a crackdown than there has been."

Is fly-tipping a problem where you live? What do you think should be done? Drop us an email, or post a message on our Facebook page, external.

Relive Newcastle and Ipswich wins after Reading v Fulham is abandoned and Brighton's game versus Cardiff postponed.

It's more than 13 weeks since RAF serviceman Corrie Mckeague disappeared after a night out in Bury St Edmunds, but despite 6,000 hours of searches, and rewards being offered for information about the RAF Honington gunner, there has been no trace of him.

Image source, Suffolk Police

A Freedom of Information request from BBC Suffolk has revealed that the extra cost to police of the investigation is more than £26,000, on top of the usual costs that would be associated with any missing persons case.

Read more: Corrie Mckeague and his mysterious disappearance

BBC Travel

One lane is blocked on the westbound carriageway of the A14 at J47 (A1088 Woolpit) because of a broken down car. 

A collision is partially blocking the B1077 in Witnesham, near Swilland.

And Clay Lane in Bacton is partially blocked between the B1113 Station Road and Turkeyhall Lane.

Get the latest from BBC Travel.

It may be foggy outside, but these photographs from some of our BBC Weather Watchers remind us it was a lovely day yesterday.

Did you manage to get out and enjoy our beautiful county? I went for a walk at Ickworth, external, near Bury St Edmunds, along with dozens of other people.

If you did, we'd love to see your pictures, so don't forget you can email us, post them on our Facebook page, external or sign up to be a BBC Weather Watcher.

If you're going to be driving in the fog today, the RAC, external and the AA, external have some advice on how to do so as safely as possible.

East Anglian Daily Times

This is the front  page of the East Anglian Daily Times, external:

Image source, EADT

Mark Williamson
BBC Local Live

Just a reminder that the Met Office has issued a "yellow" weather warning for fog across the whole of the east of England this morning.

Drivers are being warned to take care on the roads, but it is expected to clear by midday.

Ipswich Star

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

Image source, Ipswich Star