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
Steve Martin
BBC Radio Suffolk
Technical problems are affecting output from BBC Radio Suffolk at the moment, and we're not sure how long this disruption will last.
The phone system is also affected, so callers to the regular 01473 212121 number won't be able to get through.
We'll keep you posted with any developments.
Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of being in possession of a firearm and a number of other offences after a police chase on the outskirts of Ipswich.
Image source, Suffolk PolicePolice tried to stop a blue Ford Focus on Bell Lane in Kesgrave shortly before 14:00 yesterday.
It failed to stop and then collided with a police motorcycle before driving off.
A short pursuit followed, before the vehicle was stopped on Purdis Farm Lane in Bucklesham.
The Focus was also involved in a minor collision with another car, but it's not thought anyone was injured.
An 18-year-old man, of no fixed abode, and a 17-year-old boy from the Saxmundham area were arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm with intent, possession of a knife or bladed article, intent to supply drugs, money laundering and various motoring offences.
They have been taken to Martlesham Police Investigation Unit, where they'll be questioned by detectives.
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
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The 19-year-old, who can play full-back or centre-half, will be in the Blues squad for next Saturday's Championship game at QPR.
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
There was just one new arrival at Ipswich Town, external on transfer deadline day...
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It's the 19-year-old's third loan spell, after spending time with Barnsley and Wigan over the last two seasons.
Meanwhile, Town's move for Brighton centre-half Connor Goldson fell through as the Seagulls were unable to bring in cover.
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather
A cool start to the day, with early morning mist patches soon clearing.
Sunny spells, with the risk of showers in eastern areas.
Feeling pleasantly warm, with temperatures peaking at 20C (68F).
BBC Weather has a more detailed forecast for where you are.
Elizabeth Rizzini has the forecast for the east of England
Hello and thanks for joining us for Friday's Suffolk Live.
We'll have the latest news updates for you throughout the day, so stay with us to find out what's happening across the county.
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After a misty September dawn, how will the rest of the day shape up? Elizabeth Rizzini's forecast follows shortly.
Championship side Ipswich sign England Under-20 defender Callum Connolly on a season-long loan deal from Everton.
Read MoreCastle On The Hill pop video lookalike brings Sheeran-mania to Suffolk for new store opening.
Read MoreThanks for following our coverage. Our regular news updates will return at 08:00 tomorrow morning, but scroll down to catch up on anything you may have missed.
See you again after 40 winks.
Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather
It will be a bright end to the day for many areas.
Heavy, slow-moving showers will affect some parts of the region, although these will clear by midnight.
It will be chilly tonight, with lows of 7C (45F).
Friday will start cold, but bright.
Showers will develop later - some heavy and thundery.
Top temperature: 22C (72F).
Get the full forecast where you live at BBC Weather.
A police investigation to combat online child exploitation in Norfolk and Suffolk has safeguarded more than 60 children since it was launched in 2014.
Operation Bane has seen the team work closely with the National Crime Agency and use specialist techniques to detect, identify and risk-assess offenders.
More than 200 arrests have been made locally since its launch, leading to a number of convictions.
These include a man is his 30s, who was jailed in July 2015 for the rape of a girl. He was arrested following information that indecent images of children were being downloaded at his Suffolk address.
A man in his 40s, from Norfolk, was also jailed for 18 years in September 2016 after being found guilty of raping, sexually assaulting and taking indecent images of a young girl.
The operation is being conducted in partnership with child protection charity The Lucy Faithfull Foundation, external.
A head teacher who locked children in rooms as punishment says she has learned from her mistakes.
Read MoreMark Cavendish will return to action in the Tour of Britain for the first time since fracturing his scapula in a high-speed crash at the Tour de France in July.
He's to lead Team Dimension data at the OVO Energy Tour of Britain, which begins on Sunday in Edinburgh.
Image source, Getty ImagesMark Cavendish gets injured at the Tour de France
Stage 5 of the race comes to Essex on Thursday, 7 September, with Tendring hosting an 16km (10 mile) individual time trial with riders racing against the clock. The route starts and finishes in Clacton-on-Sea.
Image source, Google/Tour of BritainStage 6 of the race will take place (almost) entirely within Suffolk on Friday, 8 September.
The 183km (113 mile) stage will head east from Newmarket to finish in Aldeburgh, via a brief excursion through Fordham in Cambridgeshire, and then onto Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, Eye, Framlingham, Ipswich, Woodbridge, Saxmundham and Leiston.
Image source, Google/Tour of BritainProblems with his speaking voice has led to Jason Donovan postponing his Midlife Crisis tour until next year.
The Neighbours-turned-pop legend says it's not a decision he's taken lightly, adding that he's only cancelled a handful of dates out of hundreds of shows.
Posting on Twitter, he explains that it's difficult to embark on a 35-date tour when his speaking voice is strained.
"I want to be on top form... so that you as an audience can share these memories without a sense I'm compromising my performance, therefore my personality".
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But before there are Too Many Broken Hearts, your tickets will be valid for the revised dates:
New guidance has been issued by NHS England on what to do to help acid attack victims.
The new "Report, Remove, Rinse" guidelines urge witnesses and victims to report the attack by dialing 999, carefully remove contaminated clothing and rinse skin in running water.
Adele Bellis was scarred for life after acid was thrown on her. She lost an ear, suffered scars to her head, face, neck and head, and was left partially bald in the attack which happened in Lowestoft in 2014.
Adele says her attack was so sudden it was difficult for witnesses to react, as they were in shock themselves.
She would like to see higher sentences for those who carry out such attacks.
Image source, Adele BellisIn September 2015 her former boyfriend, Anthony Riley, and three other men were jailed for the attack at Ipswich Crown Court.
Riley was sentenced to life and told he must serve at least 13 years.
His appeal against the sentence is going through the courts.
Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter
Today is the last chance for you to have your say on plans for a merger, external between two councils serving west Suffolk.
Forest Heath District Council and St Edmundsbury Borough Council want to create a single authority. It would save around £800,000. The two councils already share many services, with one chief executive in charge of both councils.
The two councils say a single authority could better meet the challenges facing communities, such as increased population and demands on housing.
Councillors will discuss the proposals next week.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live
Bish bash bosh... armed to the teeth with spikes, when push comes to shove these hedgehogs were ready to do battle:
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Make hay while the sun shines, as the old saying goes... it's turning cloudy, with showers, some of which could be heavy with the chance of thunder.
Temperatures reaching a high of 19C (66F).
BBC Weather has more.
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
A depleted Ipswich Witches, external side heads north to Redcar later for a rare Thursday night away meeting.
Image source, Stephen WallerAlready without injured duo Cameron Heeps and Justin Sedgmen, Nathan Greaves (pictured) is riding elsewhere.
A rider replacement will cover for Heeps while Kevin Doolan and James Sarjeant have been drafted in as guests.
"At the moment, the injury front is looking really bad for us," manager Ritchie Hawkins told the club website.
"Nathan's in good form and we are missing him too due to his Wolves commitments. We are still in a position where we can get a good result as we have brought good riders in, but it makes it a lot more difficult."
The number of people turning up at Helmingham Hall this morning has been so great the Antiques Roadshow is suggesting people delay their visit until early afternoon...
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