Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

There's plenty of cloud around this morning, with a few mist patches, but all of this will lift and clear, and we'll get some sunshine coming through this afternoon.

Feeling quite pleasant, with a slight chance of some light showers, but you'll be unlucky to catch one.

Top temperature: 11C (52F). 

Get the full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

As you may have seen, it's been another busy night for Suffolk Fire Service, after a massive blaze broke out at a house in Kelsale near Saxmundham.

We'll continue to bring you the latest on this, as well as regular news, sport and weather updates throughout the day.

Elizabethi Rizzini will be here shortly, with a look at our weather prospects.

That's all from the team here at BBC Local Live. We'll be back with all your news, travel, weather and sport from 08:00 tomorrow.

But before we go, here's a quick look at some of the stories we've been covering this sunny Wednesday:

• Free range egg producer talks of 'Russian roulette' over bird flu restrictions
• Singer Ed Sheeran donates clothes to a charity's new Halesworth store
• An ambulance crashes while responding to a blue-lights call

Any breaking news overnight will appear here.

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An ambulance was responding on blue lights to a patient with chest pains when it was involved in a crash earlier.

The incident happened at about 12:25 on the A1094, near the Friday Street Farm Shop and Cafe.

An East of England Ambulance Service spokesman said: "We dispatched two ambulances and an ambulance officer to assist at the road traffic collision, with both of our staff members involved being taken to Ipswich Hospital with minor injuries. 

"One member of public was also taken to Ipswich Hospital as a precautionary measure with a minor head injury. 

"Two members of public have been discharged at the scene with no injuries of note."

Teddy Bishop was a noticeable absentee from the Ipswich Town squad last night against Brighton.

The 20-year old has had an injury-blighted career so far, but is currently fit.

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His manager Mick McCarthy says he wants to see more from the midfielder in training.

"He's got to get in the 18 and into the team and show me that's where he wants to be," he said.

But McCarthy admitted Bishop had been unlucky with injuries. 

"Look it does happen, you get an injury and you get down the pecking order," he said

Here's what the scene looked like earlier at Friday Street, near the A12 at Farnham, after a crash between three vehicles, one of which was an ambulance.

The A1094 was blocked for a time outside the farm shop, but the road is now clear.

Police have confirmed that a man in his 80s died after a house fire at Sedge fen, near Lakenheath. 

Emergency services were called to the scene around 20:00 on Monday to reports of the fire at Decoy Road. 

The man has not been formally identified yet; the fire is not thought to be suspicious.

Suffolk Police has appealed for anyone, external with dashcam footage of Ancaster road, Ipswich, from last Wednesday to get in contact.

Officers are trying to piece together events that led to the death of 41-year-old Dean Stansby, from Trimley St Mary, a week ago.

Three people are currently on police bail in connection with the death.

The manager of the Spa Pavilion in Felixstowe says he's not scrimping on the heat, following complaints of the auditorium being cold. 

Some of the audience say they've had to watch shows with their hats and coats on.

Manager Ray Anderson described the Spa as a "lovely building which is terribly difficult to heat".

He said they recently invested in extra heating in the form of a "blower", but it was difficult to have on during performances due to the noise. 

"The problem is that when the temperature is zero, you've got this system which is capable of lifting the temperature say by 10 degrees, but to take it from zero to 10 (degrees) is not still not warm enough for many people," Mr Anderson said.

He said the irony was that on the night in question, they still managed to sell over 100 ice creams.

The ambulance service says five people were injured in the crash on the A1094, near the Friday Street Farm Shop and Cafe.

Three vehicles, one of which is an ambulance, were involved in the incident - which was possibly two separate crashes.

We understand one person sustained a head injury, but it's not thought to be life-threatening.

The road is now clear.

We're getting reports of a crash involving three vehicles, one of which is an ambulance.

Suffolk Police says one person is thought to have been injured in the crash on the A1094, near the farm shop by the A12 at Farnham.

Suffolk Police has sent out a clear message, external to football fans about supporter behaviour ahead of the game against Leeds on Saturday. 

With 2,000 Leeds fans expected to travel to Portman Road, the force says it will not tolerate "anti-social behaviour, violence or racial chanting".

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Acting Supt Paul Bradford, who will oversee policing of the match, said: "We would ask both sets of supporters to enjoy the game in a responsible and respectful way, and our policing style will be firm, friendly and fair. 

"We hope that people enjoy the match sensibly and in the right spirit, as we will not tolerate anti-social behaviour, violence, racial chanting, mindless vandalism or any alcohol-fuelled disorder.

"We expect around 2,000 Leeds supporters to travel to Portman Road, many of them by coach, and because of this access to Portman Road will be restricted before and during the match, and closed for a short period of time after it."

Olympic silver medallist and Great Swim ambassador Keri-Anne Payne has helped officially launch this year's Great East Swim event.

The swim, which takes place on 17 June, supports the swimmer's two chosen causes, Inspire Suffolk and The Blossom Charity.

Ms Payne was at Wattisham Airfield for the launch earlier.

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A date for your diary: Friday 3 March. 

Your chance to get your hands on some of Ed Sheeran's clothing when East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) opens its new shop in Halesworth.

The singer, who turns 26 on Friday, is an ambassador for EACH and has donated clothing before. Some 100 items sold previously for £8,000, as well as his teenage drum kit which raised £2,650. 

Another 20 items, including this T-shirt, will be on sale when the new shop opens at The Old Creamery in Angel Link.

Image source, EACH

A giant rollercoaster snake model has gone up for auction to raise funds for a children's hospice.

An egg producer has described the decision on whether to allow his free range chickens outside, or keep them under cover, "as like playing Russian roulette".

The cull of more than 20,000 birds on a Redgrave farm hit by avian flu will continue this morning. The outbreak is the first in the region.

Meanwhile, Alaistaire Brice, who runs Havensfield Happy Hens, says Defra has told him the decision on keeping his birds inside or out rests with him, as the producer.

Poultry keepers were first advised to keep their birds inside, in December.

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Mr Brice said: "It's like Russian roulette, and what DEFRA are asking us to do is not what we are supposed to be doing...

"DEFRA are there to advise us and to police us, and to give us as much help as we need and really they've turned it totally round on the producers to try and make these difficult decisions."