Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Witches have moved quickly to replace the injured Kyle Newman, by bringing last year's number two rider James Sarjeant back to Foxhall.

Image source, Stephen Waller

Newman suffered a fractured shoulder and torn muscles while racing for Poole on Friday night and missed the Witches' season opener with Sheffield 24 hours later. 

Serjeant knows Foxhall well having been part of the team that made the play-offs last season, and has something of a point to prove to the Witches management team having not been retained for 2017. 

The 23-year-old had initially been left without a club for 2017, following the demise of Coventry Bees.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Former Ipswich Town defender Terry Butcher believes Mick McCarthy will still be the manager at Portman Road next season.

Image source, Getty Images

Ever since an under-pressure McCarthy told us he would consider his position at the end of the current campaign, the bulk of speculation has tended to link him with a move away from Suffolk.

"He's a stubborn Yorkshireman. I think he's been hurt by this season and all the criticism and he'll want to prove people wrong," Butcher said.

"He needs to be given a fair crack of the whip, though, in terms of more money from the owner."

"Mick's been able to bring in some good loan players in recent seasons like Ryan Fraser, but he really needs to be getting players like him to Portman Road on permanent deals."

Richard Haugh
BBC Introducing in Suffolk

Once again, congratulations go to SuperGlu. The band recently won new fans at South By Southwest in Texas and have today been added to the Latitude Festival bill.

It will be the third year in the row the Manningtree/Ipswich-based quartet will appear at the event near Southwold, having played the Lake Stage in 2015 and Keith Allen's stage last year.

They're joined on the bill by fellow Suffolk band Outlya, external . Other acts announced today include Casi , Cabbage and Idles, external .

Image source, Latitude Festival

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Witches, external will be without Kyle Newman for the foreseeable future following the 25-year-old's crash at Poole on Friday.

Newman, who missed the Witches' season opener with Sheffield on Saturday, suffered a fractured shoulder blade, along with muscle tears.

Former Witches number two James Sarjeant has been brought back to Foxhall as cover, and will be available for Thursday's Knockout Cup meeting with Berwick.

Here's the front page of the Ipswich Star, external :

Image source, Ipswich Star

Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

The organisers of this year's Latitude Festival, external have announced some of the comedians who'll be performing at Henham Park this summer.

Dara O Briain, external , Katherine Ryan, external , Dom Joly, external and Simon Amstell, external will be among those performing stand-up at the event, which takes place between 13 and 16 July.

Image source, Latitude Festival

Earlier this year permission was granted to the organisers to increase capacity by 5,000.

It means the total number of people permitted on site, including people working at the festival, is now 39,999.

East Anglian Daily Times

This is the front page of the East Anglian Daily Times, external :

Image source, EADT

The main road through Holbrook reopened yesterday, so drivers trying to get to Lower Holbrook, the Royal Hospital School or Stutton from the direction of Ipswich/Freston can use Ipswich Road as normal.

Temporary traffic lights have been set up outside the entrance to Holbrook Academy, so traffic does not need to divert through residential streets.

However, repair work to the collapsed water main (pictured last Thursday) on The Street continues, meaning that road and Heathfield Road are still closed to traffic, with Anglian Water, external yet to provide an estimated reopening date.

A Haverhill businessman, who won £148m on the Euromillions draw with his wife five years ago, has given the Cambridge Rock Festival, external a new lease of life.

Adrian Bayford (pictured with his wife Gillian, from whom he has since separated) is hosting the festival in the grounds of his home at Horseheath, Cambridgeshire.

Festival founder Dave Roberts said it was an expansion of Mr Bayford's musical interest: "I know Adrian would like to do lots of things with his estate and great, he's a lovely fellow, and absolutely into his music.

"He has come to us with love of music so the two have kind of knitted together."

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Two of Norfolk's top non-league football clubs have huge matches this evening. 

Norwich United play Phoenix Sports at Plantation Park. The Planters are ninth in Ryman One North, five points and four places adrift of the play-off places. Phoenix are just two places higher in the table.

Image source, Gorleston Football Club

There's a huge game in the Thurlow Nunn League title race as Gorleston go to Felixstowe. The Greens are third, 13 points behind leaders Mildenhall, but with three games in hand. Felixstowe are second. 

Also tonight Thetford host Saffron Walden and bottom club Swaffham are at Ely City. King's Lynn Town Reserves host Framlingham in the first division. 

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town midfielder Andre Dozzell played the full 90 minutes as England's U18s beat Qatar 4-0 last night in a friendly.

Image source, Getty Images

It was the 17-year-old's ninth cap at U18 level, and came just a couple of days off the back of a substitute appearance for England against the same opposition.

Dozzell's Ipswich Town teammate Tristan Nydam, who is also part of the England squad, missed last night's match due to injury.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Another misty and murky start to the day. 

It'll brighten up later, with some sunny spells followed by showers.

Feeling warm, with temperatures reaching 17C (62F).

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Good morning and thanks for joining us.

If you haven't peeked outside the curtains yet, here's a clue about the weather that's awaiting you:

Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher "Amy" for sharing her photo with us.

If you cast your mind back to 2012, you may remember a businessman from Haverhill won £148m with his wife, on the Euromillions lottery.

We'll be finding out how Adrian Bayford has used his success to save a regional music festival.

But as ever, we'll start the day with a look at the day's weather prospects, with Kate Kinsella providing a slightly more scientific forecast than my suggestion, of looking out of the window.

Ipswich Town defender Myles Kenlock extends his contract with the Championship club until 2019.

We're off now to enjoy the first "light" evening of the working week although sadly, I don't think it's going to be quite warm enough to sit in the garden.

Before we go, we'll leave you with a reminder of some of the stories making the headlines - you can scroll down to get more details:

• Network Rail has submitted plans for level crossing closures or alterations
• A sight-impaired woman urges dog owners to be more responsible
• Two former Framlingham College students complete a 6,500 mile trek to Kathmandu

Have a great evening, we'll be back in the morning from 08:00.

A man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery on Market Place in Stowmarket on Sunday evening.

The 35-year-old from the town has been taken to the Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

It should remain dry tonight, with some mist and fog , and a patchy frost.

Temperatures falling to 3C (37F).

The mist and fog will clear more quickly tomorrow than it did today. We'll then see some sunny spells but also some showers which could turn heavy and thundery.

Top temperatures, in the sunshine, could reach 20C (68F).

Click on BBC Weather to find a more detailed forecast for where you live.

Anglian Water say repairing the damage caused by a burst water main in Holbrook last week is taking longer than they expected.

A spokesman said: "We will be working to repair and resurface the road in Holbrook this week. 

"In order to keep our staff and customers safe, The Street will be closed until this work is completed. 

"We’re working hard to get things back to normal as quickly as possible. 

"We’re very sorry for any disruption this causes."

The company did not say when it thought the road was likely to reopen.