Earlier we told you about a couple who have set up camp in their mobile home outside council offices.

Suffolk Coastal District Council , externalhas just got back to us with a bit more on that story.

As we reported, Kathryn Clarke was involved in a serious car accident in 2011, which left her with long-term injuries.

As a result of the crash and the period that followed, her husband Nick lost his business and the family lost their home.

The district council has confirmed the couple registered housing in December.

A welfare panel agreed the family should be a "priority case" and the council is awaiting "crucial information" to progress their application.

Councillor Richard Kerry said: "We have now spoken to the family once again and have received the information we required. As such, we are working with them to progress this application as a matter of priority."

Mariam Issimdar
BBC News

Norfolk and Suffolk's mental health trust is in the top five in the country for sending patients out of area for care.

Image source, PA

Last year more than 350 adult mental health patients were sent out of the county for treatment by the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT).

The figures come from the British Medical Association (BMA) which revealed the practice has seen a 40% increase nationally.

Dr Andrew Molodynski, of the BMA, said: "The government needs to get a handle on this situation because patients are being routinely failed by a system at breaking point with tragic consequences.

"Being sent long distances for treatment has an impact on patients' care and recovery."

Ministers have pledged to eliminate "inappropriate out-of-area placements" for mental health patients by 2020-21.

The NSFT said it was a "priority" for them to reduce such placements.

Everyone loves Ed Sheeran right?

Perhaps not but that didn't stop him from having 16 tracks from one album in the top 20 earlier this year, when he released his Divide album.

It was mainly down to streaming - which at the moment counts 150 streams as a single sale.

But from 7 July, there will also be a new ratio of streams to sales, 300:1, which will apply when a song has been in the chart for a number of weeks and is dropping in popularity.

Also just three of an artist's most popular songs will be allowed in the top 100.

The Official Charts company say the new rules are designed to keep the singles chart about singles - not album tracks and will make it easier for new bands to get noticed.

It's all a bit confusing so head to Newsbeat for the full story.

Some music fans have reacted positively.

But not everyone is convinced.

Here's Peter Robinson's brilliant take down on Popjustice, external.

Fire broke out in the kitchen and spread quickly through the rest of the house in Suffolk.

A couple, left homeless after a major car crash devastated their family, have set up their mobile home outside council offices.

Kathryn Clarke was involved in a serious car accident in 2011, which left her with long-term injuries.

As a result of the crash and the period that followed, her husband Nick lost his business and the family lost their home.

The couple and their two children, aged 11 and 13, have been living in their mobile home on a relative's driveway for the last six months, but can no longer stay there.

They said they applied to Suffolk Coastal District Council, external for suitable housing back in December and have been waiting ever since. They have now parked up outside the council's offices in Melton.

Mr Clark, 43, said: "I've worked since I was 16 years old, I don't understand why we shouldn't be given a chance. We don't have anywhere to go.

"We've been through so much as a family, this doesn't scare us, it's life."

Councillor Richard Kerry said the family will be able to bid for a home. He said he cannot comment on individual cases but they have "criteria to work to and will find the best solution for this family".

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Not every defender will enjoy playing against new Ipswich Town signing Joe Garner according to manager Mick McCarthy, although the Yorkshireman says he would have relished the prospect.

Image source, PA

Garner became Town's most expensive signing under McCarthy earlier this month, after a fee was agreed with Rangers for the 29-year-old striker.

"I played centre-half for a long time and I didn't mind playing against players who fancied a scrap," McCarthy said as the Blues returned for pre-season training.

"You know with some players that every time you turn out it's going to be a physical encounter and you're not going to be left alone.

"Joe's got that in abundance. He's constantly running in the channels and fighting away, plus he's got goals in him as well. I'm delighted we've got him."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town hope to complete the loan signing of Manchester City winger Bersant Celina by the weekend, ahead of next week's trip to Ireland.

Image source, Getty Images

The 20-year-old Kosovan is under contract to his current loan club, Dutch side FC Twente, until the end of the month.

Without wanting to put too much pressure on the player Town boss Mick McCarthy told us he hopes Celina can go some way towards replacing last year's standout outfield player Tom Lawrence.

"Bersant has similar qualities," McCarthy said. "He's a right-footed left winger who can play in behind the striker.

"I really want to play him in that wide left area, hopefully in a four, but if necessary in a three."

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town appear to be closing in on the signing of midfielder Emyr Huws (right), after having a bid for the 23-year-old accepted by Cardiff City.

Image source, PA

The Welshman impressed while on loan at Portman Road last season, scoring three times in 13 appearances.

"He was certainly one of our best players from January onwards," Blues manager Mick McCarthy said.

"It'll be a long time before I forget his goal against Newcastle, which probably secured our future in the league and took the pressure off. If we can get him, I'd be delighted.

"He's been on loan at a few clubs now, but there comes a time with a player when you find a place that just fits and I think it did for him here.

"I believe we can get those performances from last season and even better ones from him if he stays."

It's a rather cloudy start with rain moving in.

There will be one or two showers around and they are going to continue throughout the morning.

In the afternoon, the heavier rain arrives, coming up from the south and the west.

Highs of 18C (64F).

Hello and welcome to another day here at Suffolk Live.

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It looks like there could be rain later. Let's find out with the weather forecast with Kate Kinsella.

That's it for our live updates on this sunny Monday.

Thank you for joining us, we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow.

Here's a quick recap of some of the stories we've been covering today:

• Two people die in a house fire
• Ed Sheeran defends Glastonbury performance
• Ipswich Town players return to their training base

Scroll down for more on these stories and other news from the county.

Have a great evening.

Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather

Most places will stay dry tonight as temperatures dip to 10C (50F) in a light easterly breeze.

Tomorrow will start mainly bright but much of the day will be cloudy with showery outbreaks of rain developing.

Some heavy bursts are expected later, with perhaps a rumble of thunder. It will feel humid in a mostly light easterly breeze.

Maximum temperature: 21C (70F).

More details from BBC Weather.

Suffolk Police has provided more details about the fatal fire in Stanley Street, Lowestoft, this morning.

The force says two men, aged 60 and 62, died after being taken to the James Paget Hospital.

It says the fire is not being treated as suspicious at the moment and a report is being prepared for the coroner.

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said firefighters forced their way through the glass front door and a ground floor window to rescue the victims.

One was found in the hallway and the other in an upstairs bedroom.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been a beautiful day out there today and our BBC Weather Watchers have been capturing our county at its best.

Here is a selection of some of the photos taken:

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

The USA Dream Team won yesterday's challenge match at West Row, finishing on 41 points - five ahead of Norwich Stars.

Image source, Jeff Higgott

A Mildenhall Fen Tigers side made up of Danny Halsey, Jon Armstrong, Danno Verge and Ryan Terry-Daley came third on 31 points, with GB Young Stars well adrift on 16.

"[It] was everything we hoped for," said Mildenhall chairman Kevin Jolly (pictured).

"The shower just before racing began set up the track perfectly for the riders and to be fair to them what a display they put on."

Acts are only going to be allowed three songs in the top 100 at any one time.

Richard Haugh
BBC Introducing in Suffolk

It's not all about Ed Sheeran and Little Mix.

Hundreds of people gathered at a multi-storey car park in Ipswich on Saturday to enjoy performances from orchestras as part of the Aldeburgh Festival.

With tickets given away to local residents, and others paying just £5, the event was designed to widen the appeal of the festival and highlight what takes place at Snape Maltings.

To start with, those attending the second performance were spread out around the top floors of the NCP car park on Foundation Street and introduced to different elements of the orchestra.

You get a good view at the top of the car park.

Anyway, once a showcase of the composite parts had been carried out, it was back to the eighth floor for the performance of Mozart's Symphony No.41.

Good work to all involved. It was an insightful and entertaining afternoon which made great use of an unusual space. Hopefully others can take note.

Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy is happy to have his team back in training.

BBC Look East reporter Tom Williams was at Playford Road...

Mick McCarthy says his Ipswich players will have to earn their place in the team and he has no "preconceived ideas" about who he will select.

The Blues returned to their training base at Playford Road today.

They are now starting their pre-season season ahead of their opening Championship clash at home against Birmingham City on 5 August.

"I'm prepared to change my mind," he said with regards to his team selection.

"If I have any doubt over anybody, they have to change my mind, they have to do more, run more, play better, whatever it might take."

He said Birmingham City will be a "good game" for the team before they play two of his old clubs, Barnsley and Millwall away.