Greater Anglia, external warns of delays to rail services between Norwich and Diss.

A fault with the signalling system means trains are running at  reduced speed. Services may been delayed by up to 10 minutes.

Network Rail engineers are working to fix the problem. Disruption is expected until mid-morning.

The funeral of a Big Issue North seller was paid for through donations raised online, but just how common are crowdfunded services?

This was the scene at Crowfield a short time ago, where police, some of whom are armed, are following up on a call they received last night reporting concerns for the welfare of a man at a property in the village:

Image source, Glen Marney

Police say a number of units are attending an incident in Crowfield, north of Ipswich, following a call last night at 23:15 to concerns for the welfare of a man at a property in the village.

They say no other people are involved, and that officers remain at the location as they attempt to engage with him.

Stone Street is closed to through traffic at the junction with Ipswich Road down to Coddenham, and motorists are asked to use alternative routes.

We're getting a reports that a number of police units are attending an incident in Crowfield.

Further details to come.

Ben Parker
BBC Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy has admitted his side haven't been practising penalties, ahead of tonight's FA Cup third round replay at Lincoln City.

If the scores are tied after 90 minutes, the match will go to extra time and then to spot kicks. 

However, McCarthy doesn't believe it's necessary for his players to practise: "I honestly believe, pick a spot, hit the ball cleanly and you've got a better chance."

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

Suffolk County Council says it will take advantage of the government's announcement that they can add an "adult social care top-up tax" of 3% to council tax bills for the forthcoming financial year.

Last year the amount was 2%.

For a typical Band D property, it means an increase of £56 a year.

Despite the rise, the Conservative administration still needs to make cuts of £31m in the next financial year.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Many places will have increasing amounts of sunshine today but a little cloud is still likely at times.

It will remain dry everywhere with light winds, but also feeling cold. 

Maximum Temperature: 4C (39F) 

More details from BBC Weather:

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Welcome to our live coverage, it's great to have your company.

Between now and 18:00 the team here will bring you regular news, sport, travel and weather updates, but don't forget, you can get in touch too, by sending us an email, posting a message on our Facebook page, external, or contacting us via Twitter., external

Among the topics we'll be taking a closer look at are an increase in council tax, and Ipswich Town's trip to Lincoln City for tonight's FA Cup third round replay.

But we'll begin with the weather prospects from Kate Kinsella - and hopefully, if this photo taken from our kitchen is anything to go by, we're in for a reasonable day:

Some of the archaeological treasures of prehistoric Britain feature in a new set of eight stamps.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

That's it for our regular live updates until 08:00 tomorrow, but rest assured, if there's any breaking news in the county overnight, it'll appear here.

Just before we go, here's a reminder of some of the stories we've brought you during the day:

• Ipswich Town make two new signings - striker Keiffer Moore and right-back Jordan Spence
• Britannia Primary School, external will remain closed tomorrow, after a loose connector on a water fountain caused flooding overnight
• Inquests open into the deaths of two Suffolk men killed in the Tunisian beach shootings of 2015

Have a great evening - we'll leave you with this unusual photograph taken at Oulton Broad by BBC Weather Watcher "Happichap":

Earlier we reported on Elbow's forthcoming trip to Thetford Forest in June as part of the Forestry Commission's series of Forest Live summer concerts, external.

The band are no strangers to outdoor stages in Suffolk - having played at Latitude, external in 2008 and as main headliners in 2012 (pictured).

Image source, Jenny O'Neill

Suffolk hockey player George Pinner reacts to the news of his inclusion in Great Britain's 27-man squad for the new Olympic cycle:

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

We’ll find out later this evening if Suffolk County Council proposes to increase a 2% top-up tax, introduced last year to help pay for adult social care.

The council is expected to release its proposed budget for the next financial year after 17:00.  

In budget reports discussed before Christmas, the 2% tax was included but since then the government says councils can charge an extra 3% on their council tax this year and next year. 

The proportion of the council's budget being spent on adult social care has risen from 38% in 2010 to 42% in the current financial year, meaning that around £209m will be spent on the service this year. 

Adult Social Care is the largest single cost for those councils providing vital services for elderly people, whether they live in care homes or in their own homes.

But councils across the region say their finances are buckling under the strain of rising demand, increased costs and a fall in the amount of government money. 

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

There's a very small risk of a shower overnight, but generally it'll be dry with clear spells and a few fog patches. 

With light winds and, under clear skies, lows of about -1C (30F), there'll also be a fairly widespread frost.

After a cold and frosty start to Tuesday it'll be a mainly fine and dry day with a good deal of sunshine and brightness. However, in the north and west there is the potential for cloudier skies. 

It'll continue to feel cold with highs of only 3-5C (37-41F).

You can find more details on the BBC Weather website.

As the Stage 2 Consultation, external on Sizewell C draws towards a close, with less than three weeks left for people to respond, we've been taking a look back at the history of nuclear power on the Suffolk coast:

An RSPCA inspector has been describing how his baby daughter Peggy was born in a layby close to the village of Stanton, as he and his partner made their way to the West Suffolk Hospital.

Image source, RSPCA

Jason Finch and Nicky Thorne had left their home in Rickinghall for the 30-minute journey to Bury St Edmunds, when she realised that they weren't going to make it before the baby arrived.

Nicky said: "She was born so quickly, I hardly had to push. 

"Jason caught her, and she wriggled about and cried instantly, which was such a relief to hear."

Jason added: "I’ve delivered a lot of lambs in my time in some very muddy fields. 

"Delivering my daughter was a slightly different experience though.”

Pupils from a Haverhill primary school have had a maths masterclass - with teachers from Shanghai visiting over the last two weeks.

Image source, Dave Gooderham

Westfield Primary Academy, external already has two teachers of "maths mastery, external", a style of teaching inspired by Singapore and Shanghai.

Headteacher Nicky Tyler said: "Shanghai is one of the world leaders in teaching maths and we are honoured to have had Wang Yan and Jin Qi at the school."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Suffolk hockey players George Pinner (pictured) and Harry Martin have kept their places in Great Britain's 27-man squad for the new Olympic cycle.

Image source, Great Britain Hockey

The pair, who both competed at the 2012 and 2016 events, are joined by nine new faces, reducing the average age of the group to 25.

Head coach Bobby Crutchley: “We’re very excited about this new group.There’s been significant change and we’re looking forward to really getting going and developing the players."