Updates for Friday, 1 September 2017
Two arrested after police pursuit
A14: Overnight road closure
Euromillions still to be claimed
Trust launches appeal to buy nature land
Ipswich Town sign Everton defender on loan
Sara Thornton
BBC Weather
Most places will have a dull and damp start, with cloudy skies and some light rain and drizzle.
This afternoon will be drier and possibly brighter as some sunny spells start to develop.
Top temperature: 20C (68F).
Get a full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live
Welcome to our live coverage from across the county.
Among the stories the team will be taking a closer look at:
But as ever, we'll start the day with a look at the weather prospects - is it going to stay grey all day?
Sara Thornton will be here next to tell us all what's in store...
The 14th Century cottage used Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 is on sale for almost £1m.
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Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live
That's all from the Local Live teams for the week. We're now taking a break for the weekend and will return at 08:00 on Monday.
We hope you've enjoyed our coverage.
Whatever you're doing, we hope you have a great weekend.
A community share scheme raises £116,000 with the help of match funding to buy a Victorian pier.
Read MoreAn 18-year-old man has been charged with six offences following a police pursuit on the outskirts of Ipswich yesterday.
Shortly before 14:00 police tried to stop a blue Ford Focus near the junction of Main Road and Bell Lane, Kesgrave. It failed to stop and crashed with a police motorcycle.
The car also caused damaged to a black BMW before it was stopped on Purdis Farm Lane.
Two teenagers were arrested and an 18-year-old from north Essex has been charged with driving offences.
A 17-year-old boy from the Saxmundham area has been released under investigation.
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Allow extra time for your journey or plan an alternative route if you are expecting to use the A14 westbound near Stowmarket tonight.
It will be closed between junctions 50 and 49 from 20:00 until 06:00 tomorrow to allow further long-term repairs on the Hill House viaduct, which carries the A14 over the railway.
Diversions will be in place between the two junctions, via the A1120 and the A1308.
The road was closed for temporary repairs on Wednesday last week, leading to long delays for motorists.
Image source, GoogleIf you live in the Babergh district and bought a Euromillions ticket last month, then it might be worth checking it out.
Image source, AFPPatrick Lisoire, from the National Lottery, said: "At this time of year, obviously we're aware that people have been on holiday.
"We do also find that people are quite habitual in their checking habits and may well store up some tickets for weeks and months on end before getting round to checking them.
"If you're one of those people, I suggest you take five minutes out of your day and just check your tickets now as there's a ticket out there that's worth £1m."
The Millionaire Maker Prize ticket was bought for the draw on Tuesday, 15 August.
It's a mix of sunshine and showers, depending on where you are this afternoon.
Heavy showers will be mostly near the coast, with sunny spells predominating in the west of the county.
Temperatures reaching a high of 20C (68F).
BBC Weather has more details for you.
In the meantime, take a look at these autumnal photos sent in by BBC Weather Watcher "Charlie M B".
Despite the warm weather, this busy squirrel is gathering acorns for the winter....
Does this bumper crop of berries mean we're in for a hard winter...?
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Steve Martin
BBC Radio Suffolk
There's good news following our earlier technical problems.
Not only is our live broadcasting up and running again, but the 01473 212121 number is also working.
Thanks for your patience - we hope that's all our issues fixed for today.
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Suffolk Wildlife Trust says species including the stone curlew will benefit from the purchase.
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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
There'll definitely be a Suffolk club in Monday's draw for the second qualifying round of this season's FA Cup, with two of our sides meeting tomorrow.
Image source, Getty ImagesAFC Sudbury, external welcome Mildenhall Town, external to the Wardale Williams Stadium, just five days after they met in the Bostik North Division.
Haverhill Borough, external are the only other Suffolk side at home, against Kings Langley.
Three others are on the road - Needham Market, external go to Clapton, Lowestoft Town, external are at Bedford Town while Leiston, external head to Aylesbury.
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
A patched-up Ipswich Witches, external team went down 55-38 at Redcar Bears in the Championship last night.
Image source, Stephen WallerThe Suffolk side were without three of their regular riders and only Rory Schlein (15 points) and Kyle Newman (paid-12) reached double figures.
"We were beaten by the better side and we need to put that right on Saturday night and I am sure we will," team manager Ritchie Hawkins (pictured) told the club website.
"We didn't score that many points from rider replacement and the guests and that obviously affected our overall score. We cannot criticise anyone for their efforts it was just one of those nights."
The two sides meet again at Foxhall tomorrow.
Yorkshire terrier Jago had to grow bigger before vets could treat a faulty heart valve.
Read MoreSoldiers and families joined together on Thursday, external to celebrate 135 years of history for Wattisham Flying Station.
Image source, Suffolk Free Press
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
Today marks the start of meteorological autumn... and this was reflected in the overnight temperatures.
Santon Donwham, on the Norfolk-Suffolk border, had the coldest night since 15 May, as this tweet from Weatherquest's Dan Holley, external shows.
How cold was it where you live?
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