CCTV pictures have been released showing the moment a garage in Lady Lane, Hadleigh, was targeted by ram-raiders.

The break-in took place just after 02:00 and it's said that money and cigarettes were taken.

In the first picture the offenders can be seen trying to open the cigarette cabinet, which has been locked overnight.  

In the second, the duo have managed to break in, and in the third, they can be seen removing the cigarettes from the cabinet.

Police were called to two service stations in the county, within 40 minutes of each other, in the early hours of this morning after both were ram-raided. 

A vehicle was used to enter the Lady Lane garage in Hadleigh, and cigarettes and money were taken. 

Meanwhile, on Church Street in Woolpit, cigarettes, alcohol and a cash register were stolen. 

Suffolk Police says it's in the early stages of the investigation and is looking at the possibility both break-ins are connected. 

It's also investigating a break-in at a café at Bypass nurseries, in Capel St Mary, just after midnight, where money was taken.

Ipswich Borough councillors will discuss the future of one of the town's retail parks today.

Anglia Retail Park, opposite the Whitehouse Industrial Estate and an Asda supermarket, has seen more businesses leave than open in recent years. 

But today Ipswich Borough's planning committee will discuss applications for the site, which could see Dunelm Mill, The Range, and Go Outdoors opening there later on this year.

Part of the former B&Q site has already been taken over by a trampoline park company, called Bounce, with plans to open soon. 

The retail park, which was given initial planning permission back in 1998 has never been completely full.

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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

The county's newest professional sports team looks likely to return to the Ipswich Corn Exchange next season.

Suffolk Saxons, external finished fifth in their debut campaign in the National Badminton League.

Image source, Suffolk Saxons

"We very much hope so, we'll have discussions with the guys at the Corn Exchange, who've backed us brilliantly this season," said chairman Richard Hunt.

"He had an aspiration when we kicked this off that we wanted to get around the county so there are options to do that, but as a venue that creates the right atmosphere, this place is great, we love it."

More than £22m has been paid out to informants by UK police forces over the past five years, according to figures obtained by BBC Radio 5 live. 

In Suffolk £236,613 was paid to informants in that period. 

Image source, Met Police

Retired Met Police detective Colin Sutton, who now lives near Eye, said: "Payments to informants is something that's gone on for many years, and it's not always huge sums of money. 

"Sometimes in terms of volume crime, the payments can be very low, less that £100."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Hockey player George Pinner (pictured) has been named in the England squad for next month's trip to South Africa.

Image source, Getty Images

Another former Ipswich schoolboy, Harry Martin, misses out as he'll be in action for his club side Rotterdam.

Bobby Crutchley's team will face the hosts and Germany in Cape Town.

BBC Weather

It will be cloudy this morning with patchy drizzle and mist. 

It'll become mainly dry this afternoon with some brighter intervals, but will feel increasingly cold in brisk easterly winds with a few light snow flurries. Maximum temperature 4C (39F).

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Morning all, and welcome to Wednesday. 

On my way into work this morning I heard a piece of exciting news; there's a chance of a snow flurry later today. 

So we'll bring you all the news, sport, and travel today for Suffolk today, but the forecast is up next.

A defendant accused of murdering a couple claims he is not the man police were looking for.

That's it for our live updates for the day - we'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow.

Before we go, here's a recap of some of the main stories we've brought to you this Tuesday:

• The trial of a man accused of murdering a Suffolk couple gets under way
• Corrie Mckeague's mother says there is not thought to be a link between him and found human remains
• Dozens queue for opening of Krispy Kreme store

Scroll down for more on these and other stories. Don't forget that any breaking news overnight will appear here.

Have a great evening.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

Tonight will be cloudy with some patchy drizzle, particularly across eastern counties, but starting dry and clear in the west with mist patches forming. 

Becoming damp and drizzly across all parts later tonight, with lows of 3C (37F).

An overcast and increasingly cold day tomorrow will bring some showery outbreaks of drizzle, but some bright spells will develop. Highs of just 5C (41F).

There are more details on the BBC Weather website.

A woman who died in a two-car crash has been named.

Katie Bent, from Bardwell, was driving towards her home village, near Bury St Edmunds, when she died.

She had been driving a Vauxhall Corsa which was in a collision with a silver Ford Galaxy. The Ford was travelling towards Ixworth.

The 32-year-old was treated by ambulance staff but died at the scene. 

A man was found stabbed nine times near his home, a court has heard.

As we reported earlier, the identity of the man charged with the murders of Peter Stuart, 75, and his wife Sylvia, 69, is in dispute.

Ipswich Crown Court heard the body of Mr Stuart was found in a shallow water in woodland near his home in Weybread on 3 June.

Prosecuting, Karim Khalil QC said: "He had plainly been murdered."

The body of Mrs Stuart has not been found but police fear she is dead.

"We say she has been murdered too but has been hidden more successfully," said Mr Khalil.

The defendant, who the prosecution says is Ali Qazimaj, formerly of Tilbury, Essex, denies murder.

The trial continues.

The man accused with the murders of a Suffolk couple claimed to have carried out a contract killing, a court has heard. 

 As we've been reporting, the trial of the man accused of the murders of Peter and Sylvia Stuart from Weybread has got under way at Ipswich Crown Court. 

The court heard the defendant, whose identity is in dispute, had been told that the Stuarts were "millionaires" by their son-in-law's father Sidney Paxman. 

The defendant was Mr Paxman's carer. "According to Sidney Paxman, he told him he had been to Serbia and on his return he said he had carried out a contract killing," said Karim Khalil QC, prosecuting. 

The court heard on a separate occasion, when the pair were driving, the defendant made a comment to the effect that a place they were driving past "would be a good place to dispose of a body".

The defendant, who the prosecution says is Ali Qazimaj, formerly of Tilbury, Essex, denies murder.

The trial continues.

Hundreds of tonnes of rubbish left by the A14 costs more than £60,000 to clean up, according to a district council.

Image source, David Dixon/Geograph

Mid Suffolk District Council, external said the amount of litter picked up by the roadside has double in eight years. 

About 50 tonnes were collected in 2008 but the figure was closer to 100 last year.

Councillor Roy Barker said the amount is rising despite anti-litter campaigns.

He said: "We've got our education officer going out to schools to educate the children but the message is not getting out somehow."

An Ed Sheeran fan who accidentally paid Viagogo around £1,300 for three tickets to his tour has got her money back.

The trial has begun of a man accused of murdering a couple from Suffolk. 

Ali Qazimaj, 43, originally from Tilbury, Essex, denies killing Peter Stuart and his wife Sylvia. 

Mr Stuart's body was found stabbed to death near the couple's home at Weybread last June. Mrs Stuart's body has not been found.

At the start of the prosecution case, Kharim Khalil QC said at the heart of the case was a dispute over identity.

He said: "We say Ali Qazimaj killed these two people. 

"The defendant claims he's not Ali Qazimaj. He claims to be called Vital Dapi. We say it's a lie."

Mr Khalil told the jury at Ipswich Crown Court: "You have to decide whether Ali Qazimaj is the murderer, and whether the defendant is Ali Qazimaj."

The trial continues.

The mother of missing RAF airman Corrie Mckeague has appealed to the public not to link the discovery of human remains near a motorway to her son. 

Image source, Suffolk Police

A police officer on routine patrol found the remains of a man near the M40 in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, on Saturday. 

Police are treating the death as "unexplained but not suspicious". 

Nicola Urquhart, whose son went missing from Bury St Edmunds on 24 September, said: "There is nothing to initially suggest this is Corrie."

Writing on the Find Corrie Facebook page, she added: "DNA is being checked, this will take a little time.

"There will be an update provided when possible, please remember, this is somebody's child so please don't put any posts up in relation to this."

The jury has been sworn in at the trial of a man accused of murdering a Suffolk couple.

Image source, Suffolk Police

Ali Qazimaj, 43, originally from Tilbury, Essex, has been charged in connection with the deaths of Peter Stuart and his wife Sylvia. 

Mr Stuart's body was found in the village of Weybread, Suffolk, in June. His wife's body has not been found.  

CCTV images showed the couple were last seen at a farm shop in Norfolk.

The trial is being held at Ipswich Crown Court.

Ipswich Star

The Eastern Enterprise Hub (EEH) in Suffolk will be hosting local entries in a major computer games design competition, external for the second year running.