A lorry has rolled over at the Dockspur roundabout in Felixstowe, heading towards the port.

The A14 is blocked in both directions and traffic is queuing in the area.

Police tell us the driver has received minor injuries.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

After 10 years at Ipswich Town as a player, and a further 20 working with the club's commercial team, Simon Milton is moving on.

Image source, Merlin

Milton arrived at Portman Road from non-league Bury Town in 1987 for a fee of just £5,500.

The former midfielder made his debut for the Blues in December 1987, and went on to make more than 300 appearances for the first team, scoring 55 goals in all competitions.

After calling time on his playing days, the 53-year-old joined the coaching team at Ipswich in 1998, and has recently been the club's Director of Academy Sales.

In February, Milton was Prostate Cancer UK's guest of honour at the EFL Cup final at Wembley, after heading up TEAMITFC's cycle challenge, which has to date, raised more than £250,000 for the charity.

In a statement, Ipswich Town said: "There is no doubt he will be missed and everyone at the Club wishes him every success for the future. We do hope to see him back at Portman Road next season though, supporting Mick and the players."

Kevin Burch
BBC Look East

A jury at the Old Bailey has been told how two men died from stab wounds, after violence flared at a travellers' site in Ipswich.

Barry Street, who was 32, and 18-year-old Nathan Oakley, were rushed to hospital where an emergency team tried in vain to save them both.

Mr Street was stabbed in the back as he was running, Mr Oakley in the chest.

On trial is Nelson Smith, who's 18, and denies two counts of murder and possessing a kitchen knife at the site last December.

He claims he stabbed the two men as he tried to defend a member of his family.

The jury's been told that the accused and the two victims all lived at West Meadows, which has 43 pitches.

The stabbings came after a fight between two women on the site, a dispute over a pitch allocation, and an allegation that Barry Street was a bully, who'd smashed a window with a can of drink.

The trial's expected to last two to three weeks.

The future development of Sizewell C has been one of the subjects on the agenda for candidates in the Suffolk Coastal constituency, during BBC Suffolk's Mark Murphy programme.

Image source, EDF

Labour's Cameron Matthews said: "What's very important is that local people do see the benefits of this because the country will of course benefit from the energy which is being produced but this will have a massive impact on the local community so I think it's very important that we manage to ringfence jobs but equally we need to invest in the local infrastructure."

Eamonn O'Nolan, candidate for the Green Party, said: "It is not going to create a huge number of jobs in Suffolk. It's probably not going to create many jobs at all in Suffolk. Most of the expertise is going to come in from overseas. The ownership is overseas and as I see it, most of the benefit will go overseas."

Conservative candidate Therese Coffey said: "The Suffolk 'energy' coast is well and truly contributing to the national grid which is why it matters that when we get this new nuclear power plant, which I hope we do, that we continue to make sure that we mitigate the issues which I know people are concerned about in its construction."

James Sandbach, candidate for the Liberal Democrats, said: "There are alarm bells ringing, I think the community feels we're not being told the whole story about what the full impact is going to be. I'm not actually anti-nuclear but the more I've looked at the proposals and the more you look at the cost of the proposals the more you look at the return you're going to get from the output... I don't support the whole development at Sizewell."

Also standing as an independent in the constituency is Philip Young.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

David McGoldrick has been ruled out of the Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Austria on Sunday, due to injury.

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The striker sat out training yesterday morning as a precaution, but manager Martin O'Neill wasn't optimistic: "David McGoldrick has had a niggle behind his knee which has come on a little bit.

"He has had a scan and we are just waiting for the results of that.

"But it is niggly and he is a bit concerned about it.”

The Town player has now left the training camp.

McGoldrick earned his sixth cap at the beginning of the month when he played the full 90 minutes of the Republic of Ireland's 3-1 defeat to Mexico.

He was an unused sub in last Sunday’s game against Uruguay.

Dutch midfielder Arnold Muhren has won a Twitter poll to find Ipswich Town's best foreign player.

Renegade Statman, external regularly holds knock-out style contests on Twitter, and this time he says more than 80,000 votes were cast as Town's list of foreign imports were paired up against each other in a league.

Here's the final tally:

The final pairing of the 'season' saw Murhren go head-to-head with his compatriot Frans Thijssen:

The largest container ship to call in North Europe so far has made its maiden call at the Port of Felixstowe.

The Madrid Maersk is the first ship capable of carrying more than 20,000 containers to have called at the port.

Image source, Port of Felixstowe

Richard Haugh
BBC Introducing in Suffolk

Huge congratulations to Gaffa Tape Sandy, who have been picked to play the BBC Introducing stage at this year's Glastonbury Festival.

The Bury St Edmunds band have been a favourite of the BBC Introducing in Suffolk show for a while now, and it's great to see them being given the opportunity. We're not at all jealous that as well as playing they'll get to spend the weekend watching the likes of Radiohead et al.

The band are playing Glastonbury as a result of sending in their music to BBC Introducing. Other acts who did the same have got to perform at Latitude, Reading/Leeds, T in the Park or record sessions at Maida Vale.

If you're making music and are yet to send it to us... what are you waiting for? Head to the BBC Introducing Uploader.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

It's not often we flag up job opportunities here, in fact, in the two years I've been writing Suffolk Live, it's the very first time but we couldn't resist this one.

A casting agency is looking for men and women, aged between 20 and 70, to be pub customers in the BBC Four TV programme, Detectorists.

TalentTalks casting agency says on its website, external: "We are shooting on Sunday 16th July in Gt Glenham, Suffolk and are looking for a mix of males and females to be pub customers.

"Ideally we are looking for drivers as the location is relatively remote, so please apply if you are a driver or can get yourself to location. Let us know on your application if you are indeed a driver.

"Payment is £92.50 and you will be needed for 10 hours (plus one for lunch) per day."

East Anglian Daily Times

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

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Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Former Newmarket trainer John Ferguson, has stood down from his position as chief executive of Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin horse-racing operation, external.

It follows revelations of a fall out with one of the Dubai Sheikh's trainers, Saeed bin Suroor.

Ferguson said the recent articles in the media made his position untenable.

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The BBC’s Cornelius Lysaght outlined some of the underlying differences that were made public in a newspaper article:

"Bin Saroor spoke of his unhappiness about some jockey arrangements and about the lesser quality of young horses he received compared to those sent to be trained by fellow Godolphin trainer, Charlie Appleby, who's assistant is Ferguson's son, James."

Ferguson was appointed to the post in 2015 with the brief to give a "kick in the belly" to the Godolphin operation.

Ipswich Star

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

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Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich Town defender Tommy Smith has tweeted his pleasure, external at being back on the score sheet.

The Blues defender was in action for New Zealand against League of Ireland side Cabinteely in Dublin last night:

New Zealand won 5-2.

Kelly McCormack
BBC Radio Suffolk

An RAF logistics officer from Oulton Broad is hoping to fly in a powered paraglider from Wales to Suffolk today.

Image source, Giles Fowler

Giles Fowler, external is leaving the west coast of Wales later this morning, and all being well, will land at Beccles Airfield eight or nine hours later, without having refuelled en route.

"It's never been done before" he said. "It's the whole reason of the challenge.

"It would have been quite easy just to do it in hops, land in a field, refuel and then carry on again but that would just be too easy."

One of the biggest free range egg producers in south Norfolk says the latest outbreak of bird flu could seriously damage his business.

Warning signs have been put in the outbreak zone since the case was confirmed in a small flock at a smallholding near Scole at the weekend, and the 35 birds affected have been humanely culled.

The site is just a few miles from Redgrave, where earlier this year 80,000 birds had to be killed after the disease struck two pig poultry units.

Alaistaire Brice, of Havensfield Eggs, external, says there are 200,000 free range hens within 10km of the outbreak and thousands more chickens bred for meat. Although he's outside the exclusion zone, he's put his 60,000 birds indoors.

He says bird flu has massive consequences for poultry producers.

School pupils might be too young to vote, but best not tell these ones if you plan to waste yours.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

A brief bit of respite from yesterday's unsettled conditions.

It'll be mostly dry with some sunny spells, although there could be some rain first thing out towards the coast.

Elsewhere bright with some lovely sunny spells.

It'll still feel quite breezy but gradually that will become a little bit lighter.

Top temperature across the BBC East region: 19C (66F).

Watch my full forecast here:

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Thanks for joining us as we resume our regular live updates from across the county.

With less than 24 hours to go before polling stations open for the general election, we'll be visiting the Suffolk Coastal constituency, to find out what the candidates there have to say.

We'll also be keeping an eye on the progress of an RAF pilot from Oulton Broad, who's hoping to fly non-stop from the west coast of Wales to Beccles, in a powered paraglider, without refuelling.

What sort of weather conditions is he going to encounter as he nears his destination? We'll find out from Kate Kinsella next.

Don't you just love this sunset photo taken by one of our BBC Weather Watchers?

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

We're heading home now for the evening, but we'll be back bright and breezy again in the morning from 08:00.

The sun has broken through in Ipswich now, it's hard to believe we had such torrential rain and blustery winds earlier.

Here's a selection of images from our BBC Weather Watchers which I think sum up the conditions we've had across the county for most of the day.

Have a good evening.

Image source, Woodbridge