Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

It will turn cloudy with some patchy rain across the BBC East region, but it'll be mainly dry this evening and overnight .. and much milder than last night with lows of 9C (48F) in light south-westerly winds.

Tomorrow will start mild with one or two showers first thing. It will be generally dry and bright later with sunny spells. Winds will be light to moderate south-westerly. Highs of 16C (60F).

For a full forecast visit BBC Weather . 

The first order for a teapot commemorating the triggering of Article 50 came from a German person.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

If you've had a skim through the local papers, you may have seen this article in the Ely Standard, external , which bears all.

A clothing-free swimming club is moving to Ely, from next month.

The Mildenhall Naturist Swimming Club, external is temporarily relocating to Paradise Pools in the city for three months, while its current pool hosts a major event.

Image source, Getty Images

Malcom Boura, chairman of the club, says that people needn't worry about getting their kit off.

"It's one of those things that often takes people by surprise," Mr Boura told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

"They come along, and after a couple of minutes they suddenly realise it isn't a bother.

"It's pretty rare that someone doesn't get over any embarrassment they might have.

"There's no sexual context. It's just going for a swim."

If you fancy experiencing "the freedom to use a pool and sauna as you should" ( says their website, external ), they're holding the first session in Ely this Saturday, 1 April (no joke).

TV presenter and travel writer Dom Joly, who will be appearing at the Literary Arena at the Latitude Festival, external at Henham this summer, says the experience is going to be "very new" to him.

The man behind Trigger Happy TV, external  continued: "I did one tour which was just to get over my complete fear of live stuff.

"Obviously all the stuff I do tends to be telly. I never started as a stand-up; I've never done comedy.

"This is going to be a different sort of thing where I'm actually chairing a show and it's going to be having a look at what's been happening online, what's been making the news, and trying to stir it up, really."

Jon Wright
BBC Radio Suffolk

A Stowmarket man has appeared before Ipswich Magistrates Court, charged over an armed robbery in the town on Sunday night.

Police were called to the Coral bookmakers on Market Place at about 20:30, where a man armed with a knife had threatened a member of staff and got away with money. 

The 35-year-old appeared before magistrates in Ipswich earlier, charged with robbery and threatening behaviour. 

He's been remanded in custody until 25 April when he'll appear at Ipswich Crown Court.

Jon Wright
BBC Radio Suffolk

Police are urging customers of a Felixstowe hotel, burgled overnight between Sunday and Monday, to contact their banks as their accounts may have been compromised.

A safe was broken into and the cash float taken from the Fludyers Arms on Undercliff Road East. 

Debit and credit card receipts from takings on Mothering Sunday were also stolen, which may carry card numbers and signatures.

Police are particularly keen to trace two people seen outside the hotel between 01:30 and 02:30 on Monday morning.

The chairman of governors at Rougham Primary School, external has lodged a complaint with Ofsted about the conduct of an inspection in January which has resulted in the school being rated, external as "inadequate" by the education watchdog.

Image source, Rougham Primary School

Terry Jennings said: "We are all extremely proud of our school.

"This judgement is unduly harsh and gives an unbalanced account of the school, which is highly regarded within the community and beyond." 

Headteacher Diane Grimes said: "Despite the disappointing outcome, we are a strong, united team determined to make any necessary adjustments so that we can quickly reach the position we deserve." 

The school, which is close to Bury St Edmunds, was previously rated as "good".

We have contacted Ofsted for comment.

Diss Express

Original Status Quo Drummer John Coghlan will join Redgrave rockers Walkway on stage this Friday, external when they perform their tribute to Rick Parfitt for the very first time.

Walkway supported the legendary musicians on numerous occasions and recorded the Parfitt-written track ‘Rain’ on their third album, which will be released later this year and features Coghlan, in his memory.

Image source, Diss Express

We always enjoy seeing your photographs, so a big thanks to Louis Musgrove, who sent us this snapshot of a sunny lunchtime on the farm at Wherstead.

If you want to contact us, don't forget the "Get involved" button at the top of this page.

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We brought you the images of cars police believe may contain witnesses who could have information about a fatal stabbing in Ipswich last month.

Here are the images of pedestrians that have been obtained from dash-cam footage on the evening of 8 February between 18:17 and 18:21. Police are keen to stress there's nothing to suggest these people had any involvement in the incident.

A man in a white jumper or hoody, dark bottoms and light-coloured shoes walking along Gippeswyck Avenue, in the direction of Birkfield Drive:     

Image source, Suffolk Police

A man standing on the bend of Gippeswyck Avenue and Ancaster Road. The police vehicle has been traced and the officers spoken to. They did not see anything of note.

Image source, Suffolk Police

A woman carrying a white handbag walking along Ancaster Road in the direction of Gippeswyck Avenue:

Image source, Suffolk Police

A woman wearing dark coat and dark boots walking along Ranelagh Road in the direction of Ancaster Road: 

Image source, Suffolk Police

Captured by a second dash-cam at approximately 18:21, a woman walking at the Ancaster Road bend toward Gippeswyk Avenue. She appears to be carrying a rucksack or similar:

Image source, Suffolk Police

Detectives investigating the murder of Dean Stansby in Ipswich last month have released images of potential witnesses who may hold vital information to help take the investigation forward.

The images, captured by dash-cam footage, show both pedestrians and motorists in and around the area of the incident between 18:17 and 18:21 on Wednesday 8 February.

Here are the images of the vehicles whose occupants police are keen to trace. We'll bring you the images of the pedestrians a little later.

A white 4x4 vehicle driving along Ancaster Road in the direction of Gippeswyck Avenue:

Image source, Suffolk Police

A black 4x4 vehicle driving along Ancaster Road in the direction of Gippeswyck Avenue:

Image source, Suffolk Police

A dark 4x4 vehicle driving along Ranelagh Road in the direction of Ancaster Road:

Image source, Suffolk Police

A white hatchback vehicle driving along Ranelagh Road in the direction of Ancaster Road:

Image source, Suffolk Police

Det Ch Insp Caroline Millar said: "The photos clearly show the area we are focussing on to trace potential witnesses.

"There is nothing to suggest these people are involved in the incident, however it’s possible they may not be aware they may be able to assist, and therefore we need to speak to them in order to rule out the possibility.” 

Anyone who can identify any of these individuals is asked to call the incident room on 01473 782019.

After a misty morning, the sun has come out and will continue to shine this afternoon.

Later, isolated showers may arrive from the west. It will feel warm, with temperatures in the high teens - 18C (64F).

Today, we thought we'd bring you a selection of wildlife photos from around the county - courtesy of our suitably named Weather Watchers!

The tongue-in-cheek news website the Suffolk Gazette has linked today's new £1 coin with the triggering of Article 50 tomorrow, suggesting the coin will almost halve in value, external in 24 hours.

Image source, The Royal Mint

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Rock fans will be rejoicing as news of a new site for the Cambridge Rock Festival, external has been announced, meaning it will take place this summer on 3-6 August.

This year's edition, the 13th, will be held at Horseheath Lodge, Horseheath, home to Haverhill Euromillions winner Adrian Bayford.

Image source, Babz Bell

So let's look back at the history of the festival...

• It was started in 2004 at Huntingdon Racecourse, origianlly called Rocking Beer Fest
• In 2005, it moved venue to Wood Green Animal Shelter at Godmanchester
• Renamed Cambridge Rock Festival in 2008
• 2009 saw another venue change to Haggis Farm Polo Club, near Barton
• It has been held at Haggis Farm every year since 2009, except in 2015, when it was cancelled as the founder's daughter was getting married that summer 
• Headliners over the years have included The Stranglers, Carl Palmer, Caravan, Hazel O'Connor and Dr Feelgood
• About 100 volunteers work at the festival each year, some from as far away as Wales and Manchester
• On average about 3,000 people attend each day of the festival, but this is likely to be much-reduced this year as the full licence is not in place yet for the new venue

The owner of a garage in Boxford, near Sudbury, says he's seeing cars almost every day that have been damaged by potholes.

Speaking as the state of our roads is being highlighted by the Asphalt Industry Alliance, Howard Watts from Riddelsdell Brothers Garage said: "Every day, or every other day, we have cars in with broken springs, destroyed ball joints, tyres which have splits on the side wall where it's gone in the sharp edges of the hole.

"Most road wheels today aren't steel any more, they're made of aluminium alloys - they just buckle - and of course when you do an MOT on a car, if it's got a buckled wheel, it'll fail."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

The big match in the Ryman Premier Division, external tonight sees third-placed Leiston, external away at the leaders Bognor Regis Town.

The Suffolk side have won four of their last five games in the league, following a nightmare run of results that saw them lose six of the previous seven.

Leiston boss Glenn Driver has been telling us he is pleased to have come through the toughest period of his managerial career to date:

"There was a lot of soul searching because I couldn't put my finger on why we were losing games," he said.

"As a group and as a football club we are desperate to reach those play-offs, and if we do we will have as good a chance as anybody."

Sue Marchant
BBC Eastern Region radio presenter

The news that the Haverhill Euromillions winner, Adrian Bayford, will provide a new venue for Cambridge Rock Festival is welcome news for rock fans.

Now in its thirteenth year, the family-run festival has made its mark on the calendar, specialising in providing a platform for classic rock and blues artists while also giving a "gig" for fresher bands who are trying to break on to the scene.

Over the years there have been some epic performances by The Enid, Asia, Australian Pink Floyd and Focus.

As the festival heads to Horseheath Lodge this year, it will be essential that top headliners grace the stages to encourage new visitors.

As for the already converted, they'll no doubt take the leap of faith and again enjoy an incredibly friendly comfortable rock experience.

A Suffolk-based retail analyst says 85% of vending machines and parking machines are ready for the new £1 coin, which comes into circulation today.

Image source, The Royal Mint

Stephen Moody said: "Most people have had a good couple of years' notice of this.

"Tesco's has dragged its feet a little bit, but all the other supermarkets, parking machines, they're all going to be ready from today onwards so actually I think people are ready and waiting for them."

Have you seen one yet? Would you like to be the first person in the county to be photographed with one? If you receive one in your change today, send us a photograph telling us where you are, via the "Get involved" button at the top of this page.

A man has been charged following an armed robbery at a bookmaker's in Stowmarket on Sunday night.

Image source, Google

The 35-year-old, who lives in the town, was arrested on Monday in connection with the incident, which took place at about 20:25 at Coral on Market Place.

He's been charged with robbery and threatening a person with a bladed article in a public place, and is due to appear before magistrates in Ipswich later today.