Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

A 17-year-old boy is continuing to be questioned by police after a suspected stabbing in Ipswich yesterday afternoon.

It happened during a fight on Moffatt Avenue in the Rushmere area of the town.

One teenager remains in hospital with a suspected stab wound.

Five other teenagers, three boys and two girls aged between 15 and 17, have been released under investigation.

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

I'm with the BBC bus which has arrived in Bury St Edmunds on the third and final day of its visit to the county.

We'll be chatting to young people at West Suffolk College to find out the issues that matter to these voters.

Are you a young or first time voter? You can join in the conversation too, by contacting us via the "Get involved" link at the top of this page.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Luke Deal
BBC Radio Suffolk

Details of a football match to raise funds for a Mildenhall man who needs round-the-clock care after being assaulted in Southend two years ago, are expected to be announced soon.

Simon Dobbin's wife Nicole says he knows the event is going to take place, and has already been to see his team Cambridge United play at the Cambs Glass Stadium.

She added: "We were invited there as a family, Simon got to go on the pitch.

"This is something I'd like to keep going, get him going to regular football matches, because this is something he did before the attack and this is something we'd like to carry on as normal as possible."

Luke Deal
BBC Radio Suffolk

Nicole Dobbin has spoken about the support she gets to look after her husband Simon in their Mildenhall home, after he was attacked following a football match in Southend two years ago.

She said: "I've got fantastic support from the carers, they support me as well as Simon, I couldn't manage without them."

Describing her husband's condition, Nicole said he's still pretty much the same as when he came home from hospital.

"He can't sit up independently, he can't move himself off the bed or anything so we have to do pretty much everything," she said.

"He's unable to walk, he can't use his hands, he's fed through a tube and all his medication goes through the tube.

"He will say words, but only when prompted."

Luke Deal
BBC Radio Suffolk

The wife of a football fan who was left brain damaged after an assault in Southend two years ago, says her husband has been happier since he returned to his Mildenhall home from hospital.

Simon Dobbin's wife Nicole said: "He's doing really, really well.

"He's had some unsettled nights, but I stayed up with him and made him comfortable.

"His mood is a lot happier since he's been home, he gets to see family, and friends come and visit regularly and he's happy in his own environment."

Simon needs round-the-clock care after the assault, which took place after a fixture between Southend United and his team, Cambridge United.

Thirteen men are due to go on trial next month, charged in connection with the assault.

Sara Thornton
BBC Weather

A much better day than yesterday, although cloud and showers are lingering in the east.

Sunnier spells inland, with temperatures reaching a high of 18C (64F).

It's downhill overnight with a band of rain pushing in from the south, heavy at times.

BBC Weather has a local forecast for where you live.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

I don't know if anything's made you smile yet, but each morning as I drive to work, I see a very small dog staging a sit-in as his owner tries to take him for a walk, and it always makes me grin.

I'm not sure what sort of news we'll be bringing you during the day, but rest assured we'll be keeping you updated with what's happening across the county.

You can join in too, by telling us what's made you smile, or by sending us your photographs of the county, via the "Get involved" link at the top of the page.

I'm sure all the rain we've had has cheered up our gardens - and our gardeners. Sara Thornton will be along next with the day's weather prospects. Will it be good news? You'll find out soon.

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

That's it from your Local Live team in Suffolk today - thanks for your company. The county's allotments and gardens have had a well-deserved dolloping.

Don't forget that if anything breaks later or overnight - you can still read all about it here.

Today we brought you live updates from the Radio Suffolk candidates debate for the Waveney constituency. Scroll down for all the issues they raised.

And you can always get in touch - click on the Get Involved button at the top of the screen for email, Twitter or Facebook contacts.

In the meantime - take care and have a lovely evening.

BBC Weather

Cloudy with outbreaks of rain, some heavy and thundery overnight.

Image source, BBC Weather

The possibility of 15mm to 25mm of rain with the chance of more for some areas.

Lows of 9C, that's 48F.

Thursday will be mainly dry with sunny spells and feeling fresher.

Highs of 18C (64F).

BBC Weather has more local forecasts.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

After taking a recent break from the sport to get married, Suffolk hockey player George Pinner is expected to be back in goal for England next month.

Image source, England Hockey

Bobby Crutchley's side will be competing in the World League Semi Finals, external at the Olympic Park in London, with the event serving as a qualifier for next year's World Cup in India.

"We should be good enough to qualify for the World Cup, but you can never take anything for granted," said Pinner, a former Ipswich schoolboy.

The 30-year-old also hopes to see a number of familiar faces in the crowd.

"People in Suffolk don't always realise how close to their doorstep international hockey is.

"It's 45 minutes from Ipswich on the train and it will be great to get people down to support us because these games are going to be huge."

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

Remember Jeremy, the lefty snail looking for love?

When the BBC asked for help in finding him a mate, the hope was he'd sire lefty offspring.

Jeremy is very rare because his shell coils to the left (look closely).

At first things looked promising and after a successful appeal by the Today programme, mates were uncovered by a snail enthusiast in Ipswich and a snail farmer in Majorca - and sent off to the University of Nottingham.

But, instead of mating with Jeremy, the two "'lefty' snails decided to mate with each other.

All 170 babies are - you guessed it - right-coiled.

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

A teenager has been stabbed in Ipswich this afternoon.

Suffolk Police say he was attacked at about 15:50 in Moffat Avenue.

Officers were called to the scene after receiving reports of men fighting.

Emergency services are still at the incident and police are appealing for witnesses, external.

Police will spend a further three weeks searching a waste site for missing Corrie Mckeague.

Kevin Burch
BBC Look East

For months now, a team of experts from Lowestoft has had just one thing in mind - next week's Chelsea Flower Show.

But it's not a garden they've been creating, it's a boat.

And it's a replica of the so-called "Chet Boat" found next to the River Chet on the Norfolk Broads four years ago.

The original is medieval and made of oak - with wooden pegs and iron nails.

The work is going on at the International Boatbuilding College in Oulton Broad.

Gary Breeze is the garden's designer and says orginally the boat would have been used for carrying reeds, eeling, sailing or punting by one person.

"What you'll see at the garden is this medieval Chet boat surrounded by natural plants from that period which are still found on the Broads and a lot of them are very rare."

There's more on this story on BBC Look East tonight at 18:30.

Let's take a quick look at some of the stories making the front pages of the county's newspapers today.

• Staff at Hoseasons in Lowestoft will benefit from more opportunities as it expands, reports the Journal, external. The company's boss Simon Altham said the recent acquisition of other businesses now places the coastal headquarters as a centre of excellence.
• The East Anglian, external is asking readers to recall their memories of the classic 5-3 win for Ipswich over Bolton in the 2000 play-offs. Jim Magilton's hat-trick happened on this day 17 years ago.
• And the Newmarket Journal, external says the external email system at the West Suffolk Hospital is up and running again after it was affected in the global cyber attack on Friday. The James Paget Hospital in Gorleston was also hit.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Needham Market's, external new manager is an improvement on the old one.

That's the opinion of now-former-boss Mark Morsley (pictured) who has been singing the praises of his successor Richard Wilkins.

"Yes he is (better than me)," Morsley told BBC Suffolk Sport. "You could study the successes and failures and maybe I've got the edge from that point of view, but it's not just about that.

"Richard is an immaculate person in terms of how he conducts himself. I've worked with him for a year (as my asssistant), I know how good he is, he's popular with the players, he knows the game, he was a professional himself."

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Witches, external rider Rory Schlein says team mate Connor Mountain (pictured) needs to keep believing that his current run of poor form will end.

Image source, Stephen Waller

Mountain, who'll line up for the Witches at home to Sheffield tonight, has struggled to make an impact this season, after recovering from a broken vertebrae.

"Ritchie (Hawkins, team manager) and Chris (Louis, director) believe in him and I've seen him perform well in the past so I know he can do it," said Schlein.

"It'll be one race, four laps, of him screwing things wide open and the world will be lifted off of his shoulders.

"I've been trying to tell him that, he's just got to power through it, when you get to that wall of fear you've just got to punch through it. It will happen."

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

A woman has died and another is fighting for her life in hospital after a two-car collision in Suffolk earlier.

It happened on the A134 crossroads in Barnham, near Thetford at about 10:45 this morning.

One woman, understood to have been a passenger in one of the cars, died at the scene. A second woman was airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with life-threatening injuries.

A third casualty, a man, is being treated at the West Suffolk Hospital.

Both women are believed to be from Norfolk.

Police say the road is completely shut between Ingham and Barnham and is expected to remain that way for several hours.

Traffic is heavy through Honington as drivers attempt to avoid the road closure.

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

The search for missing airman Corrie Mckeague will continue for at least another three weeks, police say.

Corrie disappeared after a night out with pals in Bury St Edmunds eight months ago.

A discrepancy in the bin lorry weight has led investigators to conclude that he may have climbed into one for shelter.

Officers have pinpointed rubbish dating from around the time Corrie went missing - and from the Bury St Edmunds area.

In a statement, Suffolk Police described the operation as "so unusual" and said officers had gained "a greater understanding of both how the waste is deposited and spread out, and the nature and construction of the site."