A woman in her 70s was pushed to ground while she was walking in Woodbridge, police said.

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The incident happened at about 08:00 on Monday in the Thoroughfare.

Suffolk Police, external said the pensioner was walking down the Thoroughfare, near to the junction with Doric Place, when a man approached her and shouted at her before reportedly pushing her to the ground.

She sustained grazes to her elbows and knees.

The suspect is described as white, about 5ft 7in (170cm) or 5ft 8 in (173cm), with mousey, shoulder length hair.

He was wearing a khaki-coloured T-shirt and was of unkempt appearance.

Hennadii Kurtoglu, 48, helped six people enter the country illegally near Orford in Suffolk.

Maya Kantengule, seven, was found at the bottom of a swimming pool at Waveney River Centre holiday park.

Millie Osman, 22, was diagnosed with leukaemia aged two.

Orla Moore
BBC Local Live

The family of a man who died in a road collision in Suffolk at the weekend have paid tribute to him.

Charles McCulloch, 88, of Seymour Street in Cambridge, died in a two-vehicle crash on the northbound A11 at the Worlington junction near Barton Mills on Saturday.

His family said: "Big Charles was an avid follower of football and well known in the Cambridge area, refereeing in several leagues, to the age of 73.

"He was an uncle, great uncle, great great uncle, who will be sadly missed and always be in our hearts."

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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external boss Mick McCarthy can't be any happier with recent arrival Joe Garner.

The 29-year-old scored his sixth goal of pre-season as the Blues won 1-0 at Colchester United last night.

A 17-year-old is paddling a 50-mile route through Suffolk to remove rubbish from the water.

A luxury cruise ship carrying almost 900 passengers has dropped its anchor at Southwold.

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It is the first time Ipswich-based Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has included a visit to the north Suffolk seaside town on its itinerary.

The Boudicca's visit comes after a Saga cruise liner, Pearl II, moored off the coast at Southwold last summer.

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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

New striker Joe Garner has certainly hit the ground running as an Ipswich Town, external player.

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The 29-year-old, who arrived from Rangers last month, scored his sixth goal in five games as the Blues won 1-0 at Colchester United last night.

Town round off their pre-season fixtures at Charlton on Saturday - a week before they kick-off their Championship campaign at home to Birmingham City.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Mendham's Peter Wright (pictured) is safely through to the third round of the World Matchplay, external after an 11-4 win over Cristo Reyes of Spain.

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The 47-year-old UK Open champion put on a far more impressive display than the one that saw him stumble past James Wilson on Saturday.

"You can't play two games like that, or if you did you should give up darts," Wright told BBC Suffolk Sport.

"I went back, relaxed, changed to a heavier dart and had a few throws on my couple of days off. Yesterday I had about 15 darts and threw three 180s with that.

"On the first day my body was moving too much, my head was moving when I was throwing - all the things that you shouldn't be doing."

Nic Rigby
BBC News

A man from Cambridgeshire has been arrested after a driver was killed in a multi-vehicle crash in Mendlesham, Suffolk.

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Police were contacted just before 11:20 yesterday to reports of a three vehicle collision on the A140 near Brockford between two lorries and a Renault Megane car.

The driver of the car, a man aged in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

His passenger, a seven-year-old girl, was airlifted to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital with serious injuries.

The lorry drivers were also injured and were taken to Ipswich Hospital by ambulance.

A man, aged 50 from Cambridgeshire, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. He is still in custody.

An investigation into the cause of the collision is under way.

The A140 reopened just before 06:30 this morning.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

It may be a dry and bright start this morning but it is all about to change.

The cloud is going to thicken and some heavy bursts of rain are going to come from the west.

Temperatures are going to struggle.

Highs of 19C (66F).

Kate Scotter
BBC News

Hello and welcome back to our live updates.

We'll be here, bringing you all the news, travel, weather and sport for the county until 18:00.

The A140 has only just reopened in the last two hours after a crash at Mendlesham yesterday morning.

A man in his 40s died at the scene and another man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

We'll bring you more on this story after today's weather forecast.

The sun is doing its very best to break through the clouds, so we're heading home to try and enjoy it.

Thanks for your company on the day that:

• Pay rises for council bosses were revealed
• The A140 was closed at Mendlesham following a serious collision involving three vehicles
• A 17-year-old prepared to drive more than 2,000 miles (3,200km) round Britain between taking his theory and practical driving tests

Scroll down to catch up on these and other stories from across the county.

We'll be back in the morning from 08:00, when we hope to have your company once more, but in the meantime, have a good evening.

BBC Weather

This evening will stay dry with some sunny spells likely at times.

It will be dry overnight, too, with clear spells for many, and perhaps a few mist or fog patches in the early hours.

Lows of 11C (52F).

On Wednesday, winds will increase through the morning and the cloud will start to thicken across the county.

Some sporadic outbreaks of rain are then likely into the afternoon, before gradually easing away east later in the day.

Top temperature: 21C (70F).

Check out the forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town fans are right to demand results from the off this season, according to manager Mick McCarthy.

After a disappointing 2016/17 campaign, during which the Blues often received criticism for being less than pleasing on the eye, McCarthy and his players have been working towards a more attractive style of play.

However, the Yorkshireman does not expect supporters to show any patience while his team adapts.

"I'd love to play nicer and more attractive football but not at the cost of being bottom of the league," McCarthy said.

"It became a means to an end last year, and from Christmas onwards it was all about staying up. I said that privately, but not in public, because I didn't think that would help anybody.

"I'm not asking anyone to be patient. I think they've run out of patience. We'll have to just try and get them back on my side."

Tonight, Ipswich play their penultimate pre-season friendly away at Colchester United, with just 11 days to go before Birmingham City visit Portman Road in the Championship."

A woman has been airlifted to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital with potentially serious injuries, following a collision on the A140 at Mendlesham this morning, says the East of England Ambulance Service.

A man, described as "walking wounded", and a man with a suspected back injury were taken to Ipswich Hospital.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ahead of tonight's pre-season friendly at Colchester United, Ipswich Town captain Luke Chambers says he has been pleased by what he has seen from the squad so far this summer.

"These last few weeks we have definitely improved in terms of our style of play," he told us. "The young boys have come in and made an impact and that gives us some encouragement going forward."

Given his dwindling popularity around Portman Road last season, there is probably more pressure on manager Mick McCarthy - compared with his Championship counterparts - to get off to a good start in the league next month.

Chambers admits that the boss will not be given much of a margin for error from a disgruntled section of Town supporters.

"I don't think you can be patient," he said. "We're in the league and every game is worth three points.

"If we're not winning games but playing entertaining football, will people still be happy? It's difficult. It's a double edged sword really."

Corrie Mckeague's mother, who along with his father had meetings with detectives last night, says she was "reassured" by what they told her.

Nicola Urquhart said news that the landfill site at Milton won't be filled until a case review has been carried out was "massive".

"It gives us a chance to pause, to calm down and to find out how the police have come about this decision" she said.

"Thankfully they are now going to give us a family review.

"Most importantly, because their belief is that Corrie is still in the landfill, they are going to take us through how they've come about this decision and why they've decided to stop.

"It doesn't mean we will agree with them but we may understand why they have come to this decision."

The trial of a man charged with a murder in Bury St Edmunds last week has been scheduled for January.

Mourad Belarbi, from Lake Avenue in the town, appeared at Ipswich Crown Court this morning, after being charged with fatally stabbing 57-year-old Geoffrey Caton on Thursday evening.

The 43-year-old has been remanded in custody until his next appearance at the same court in September.