BBC Radio Lincolnshire commentator Michael Hortin gets carried away as Nathan Arnold scores a late winner to send Lincoln through to the FA Cup fourth round.

Non-league Lincoln City reach the FA Cup fourth round for the first time in 41 years as Nathan Arnold's injury-time strike secures a deserved 1-0 victory over Ipswich at Sincil Bank.

Non-league Lincoln City reach the fourth round of the FA Cup for the first time in 41 years with a victory over Ipswich at Sincil Bank.

Nathan Arnold scores on the break in injury time to give non-league Lincoln City a 1-0 win against Ipswich Town in their FA Cup third-round replay.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

We're signing off now so we can go home to watch Ipswich Town in their bid to progress to the fourth round of the FA Cup when they face Lincoln City in a replay - with the sound turned down so we can listen to BBC Radio Suffolk's coverage of course.

Before we go, here are a few of the stories we've been covering today:

• Police officers, some of them armed, have been in Crowfield all day attempting to engage with a man about whom concerns have been expressed over his welfare
• The rector of Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley, the Very Reverend Martin Thrower, has pleaded not guilty to two charges of voyeurism
• Westley Bridge in Bury St Edmunds is to close for eight weeks

Have a great evening - and come on you Blues.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

A largely dry night with clear spells, although thicker cloud will eventually feed down from the north-west. Temperatures could fall as low as -1C (30F) , perhaps even a few degrees lower in some spots, so there will be a frost under clearer skies.

Tomorrow will be a largely dry day, although the thickest cloud in the north and west could produce a bit of drizzle.

The best of any brightness and sunshine will be in the south-east of the region. Elsewhere there will generally be more cloud than today. It’ll remain cold with highs between 3-5C (37-41F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

The West Suffolk Hospital, where the outbreak of the winter vomiting bug has been described as one of the worst in the country, says this year's strain has been "particularly severe", and has affected people in the local community, both in nursing and residential homes.

Chief nurse Rowan Proctor said: "Staff have quoted that they think it was dire and I appreciate why they may have felt that way.

"Whilst we were under significant pressures we actually managed to safely keep all the affected wards closed so we didn't spread it any further. We had two wards shut."

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

A dog walker says she warned of a cliff collapse at Thorpeness just days before a man was killed there.

Maggie Scorer says recent high tides had made the cliff-face unsafe, and she'd rung the council to warn them: "My dog ran to the end and there was just suddenly a clear drop which hasn't been there before.

"I was just amazed and horrified at the severity of what was happening and so I thought it was time that somebody actually reported it before there was a tragedy."

Suffolk Coastal Council say: "Concerns they received on the coastal path were passed to the landowner."

The man who died there on Saturday, after tonnes of sand fell on him, has not yet been named.   

Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Lowestoft boxer Craig Poxton (pictured left) has earned a shot at the Southern Area Super-Featherweight championship.

Poxton is on the comeback trail after missing out on an English title when he lost to Andy Townend last March. 

The man, who trains at the Kickstop Gym in Norwich, will face unbeaten Boy Jones Junior at the York Hall, Bethnal Green on Friday, 24 February.

Image source, getty

Andrew Woodger
BBC News

In 1961 the crowd at Sincil Bank for Ipswich's last match, in the league, at Lincoln was just under 8,000.

Tonight's FA Cup replay at 20:00 will exceed that.

Lincoln City have told us that their current capacity is 10,000, but that's been reduced by about 400 so they can fit more television cameras in for the live screening on BBC One tonight.

Ipswich Town had an allocation of 1,700 of which 1,025 have been taken up.

The Imps said both clubs will receive a payment of £72,000 for the television coverage.

In an exclusive interview with Lynette Fay, Irish band Beoga chat about working with Ed Sheeran on his new album.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

An outbreak of the winter vomiting bug at the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds at the start of this year was one of the worst in the country, according to figures from NHS England, external.

They show the trust lost 386 "bed days" to norovirus closures in the week ending 8 January - more than any other in the country except for the Wirral Hospital.

Sue Huggins, operational manager for the Royal College of Nursing, external, said: "We have no information whether those figures are accurate, they're not provided by us, but we know from what the staff are telling us that the situation is dire."

We'll bring you reaction from the West Suffolk a little later.

The closure of Westley railway bridge will be "an inconvenience", acknowledges the county councillor responsible for transport.

Image source, Ordnance Survey/Suffolk County Council

Councillor James Finch explained: "We've looked at all possible ways of how not to close the road... but what we're trying to do is do as much as [we can] with a single lane then when it comes to it, close it and get on with it.

"It's a big job, we're putting on a new surface. 

"I've been asked to look at it umpteen times. There's a lot of concrete to go in, a lot of metalwork to go in - we're talking about a real re-building of that bridge."

What's been described as one of the "busiest routes in and out of Bury St Edmunds", is to be closed between 13 February and 7 April.

Image source, Suffolk County Council

The closure is necessary, external to enable essential repairs to Westley Rail Bridge, to allow it to carry two lanes of traffic again, says Suffolk County Council.

Traffic has been reduced to a single lane on the bridge since December 2013, causing lengthy delays for motorists at peak times.

Newmarket Road in Bury St Edmunds will be closed from junction 42 on the A14 to Oliver Road, for the duration of the works, with a diversion in place.

There will be no access for pedestrians, cyclists or emergency services.

The organisers of Jimmy's Farm, external Music and Food Festival, which takes place on 21 and 22 July, say established festival favourite KT Tunstall will be headlining on the second night.

Nicola Adams, event organiser, said: "I'm absolutely thrilled, I saw her down at Southend, she was with a three-piece band plus herself, and it was an absolutely amazing night.

"Her new album is fantastic... I'm so chuffed."

KT performed at the first music at food festival at the farm in 2009, when it was billed as Harvest at Jimmy's.

Patrick Byrne
BBC News

One of the region main train operators has won an award for engineering efficiency, after it improved reliability on one route by nearly 100% and on another by 54%. 

Greater Anglia has scooped a Golden Spanner Award, organised by Modern Railways, external magazine, for reliability improvements on the Norwich to London line through Suffolk and Essex.

Image source, Abellio

But commuters and regular travellers said the firm should have been achieving high reliability rates right from when it took over the franchise. 

The yardstick of reliability compares a technical fault that causes a delay of three minutes or more with the number of miles rolling stock travels. On the Norwich-London line 48,122 miles were travelled between incidents compared to the previous figure of 24,251 miles. 

Commuter routes in Essex, saw an improvement of 54%, going from 17,553 miles per technical incident to 27,030. 

Peter Slattery, chairman of the Southend Rail Travellers' Association, said this level of performance should have been there from the start. 

While welcoming improvements, he said: "Greater Anglia still has a long way to go. Passengers should expect a much better service alongside the fares that go up annually." 

Greater Anglia said the improvements in rolling stock reliability was the result of better maintenance and monitoring performance.

Britannia Primary School in Ipswich, which was flooded on Sunday night, is opening to some year groups on Wednesday, according to the school's website, external.

The notice says that Nursery, Reception, Years 1,2,4 and 6 will be open, but stressed that children from Years 3 and 5 will not be able to return, asking parents to make "alternative arrangements" for their care as they don't have the "physical space" to accommodate them.

Police are confirming there are now just two people, whose images were captured on CCTV in Bury St Edmunds the night Corrie Mckeague disappeared, who have not been identified.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Police are renewing appeals to trace the cyclist and man whose photographs appear here, who they say could be "potential witnesses" to help them solve the mystery of the disappearance of the RAF Honington gunner.

Det Supt Katie Elliott said: "It remains important that we identify everyone who was in the area of the ‘horseshoe’ in the early hours of Saturday, 24 September, as someone could, unknowingly, hold a clue that can help us find Corrie."

Image source, Suffolk Police

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

There's a big night in prospect for the county's Ryman League clubs.

Needham Market, external could top the Ryman Premier if they beat Bognor Regis Town.

The Marketmen are currently second, but a win on the road at the leaders' ground would be enough to take them to the summit.

Leiston have scored, external 15 goals in their last three matches and will be hoping to continue that prolific record against Canvey Island.

Elsewhere Lowestoft Town, external visit Harlow Town and AFC Sudbury, external host Havant and Waterlooville.

Two men who stole a Land Rover from a village near Saxmundham drove it at the owner before making their getaway.

People living in the property in Silverlace Green in Benhall were woken at about 01:30 by their dogs barking in the garden.  

They saw people in their car and managed to get in front of the vehicle before it was driven at them.

Police tracked down the green Land Rover Defender in Henley, but it rammed a patrol car and drove across fields to get away.

Despite a search assisted by a police helicopter, the vehicle, registration number LA55 BYH, has not been found.