Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

There are still problems on the railways after a train broke down on the Norwich to London line.

The 06:00 service from Norwich to Liverpool Street came to a halt just before Ingatestone due to an "unknown brake fault".

Services running through Shenfield and Chelmsford may be cancelled or delayed by up to 40 minutes.

A rescue train is assisting the broken down service, but disruption is expected until midday.

Mark Horsfield is stuck on the train which has broken down.

"I caught the 06:44 from Ipswich all was going well and then it just ground to a very sudden halt," he told BBC Suffolk just after 09:00.

"I'm not in London where I should have been at 07:50, I'm still stuck on the train, we haven't moved.

"There's the usual confusion, lots of apologies - but we don't want an apology, we want to know when we're going to get to where we need to be."

Mr Horsfield believed the train had come to a halt due a malfunction.

"They've said the train can only move in one direction, which is northbound, so they're proposing to go back to Chelmsford and we would have to continue our journey from there.

"I've been commuting for 20 years, things can go wrong and when they do it's a real test of ability.

"I've experienced a few issues while commuting, but this is a particularly bad one.

"We keep being told the rise in fares is being invested back in the railway, but I'm talking to you from a carriage I travelled on about 30 years ago - so where is that investment?"

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external boss Mick McCarthy says teenage striker Ben Folami thoroughly deserved his first Championship call-up at the weekend.

Image source, Getty Images

The 18-year-old Australian was on the bench for Town's 2-0 defeat to Fulham, after making an impressive debut at Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup four days earlier.

"I thought Ben Folami, playing up-front on his own [at Selhurst Park], did exceptionally well and he's a physical specimen and he can handle it. He's really impressed in training and that's why he's in the squad," McCarthy said.

BBC News Travel

Due to a broken down train between Shenfield and Chelmsford, lines into London are blocked.

The 06:00 service from Norwich to London Liverpool street has broken down due to an "unknown brake fault".

Services running through Chelmsford may be cancelled or delayed by up to 40 minutes.

Disruption is expected until 10:00.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external midfielder Tom Adeyemi made his first appearance in a Blues shirt last night as the Under-23s beat Sheffield United 3-2 at Portman Road.

Image source, Ipswich Town FC

The 25-year-old has been suffering from illness and injury since joining Ipswich on a free transfer from Cardiff City earlier this summer.

Luke Hyam also continued his comeback from 15 months out with a 72-minute run-out.

The home side's goals came from Luke Woolfenden, Danny Rowe and Ben Folami.

Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather

Outbreaks of rain, locally heavily and only slowly clearing its way eastwards throughout the day.

Feeling much cooler than of late with highs of just 13C (55F).

For the full forecast where you live visit BBC Weather.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome back to Local Live across Suffolk.

We'll be here until 18:00 with the latest news, sport, weather and travel for your local area.

The full weather forecast will be with you shortly, but it's a rather grey start to the day.

As always, if you want to get in touch you can by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

After the warmest late August Bank Holiday Monday in the BBC East region since 1984, changes are on the way.

This evening will be mainly dry, but some heavy showers will develop across eastern parts of Essex and Suffolk, gradually clearing later.

Cloud increasing from the west during the evening and overnight, with outbreaks of rain by the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Lows of 14C (54F).

Wednesday will be a much cooler day, with cloud and outbreaks of rain.

Feeling chilly in a top temperature of 17C (63F).

Get the full forecast where you are, from BBC Weather.

A motorcycle rider who died following a two-vehicle collision on the A47 at Blundeston yesterday morning has been named as Nigel Last, 37, of Aldeby near Beccles.

Police were called by the ambulance service at about 11:35 to reports a motorbike had been in collision with a Vauxhall Corsa on the Yarmouth Road, near the Market Lane junction between Gorleston and Lowestoft

Mr Last died at the scene.

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Blues youngster Conor McKendry has been named, external in the Northern Ireland U21s squad for their European Championships qualifiers against Albania and Slovakia.

Some 7,976 calls were made to the East of England Ambulance Service (EEAS), external over the three-day bank holiday weekend.

It's a 2% increase compared to last year's bank holiday weekend.

The figures for each county for this year compared to last (in brackets) are as follows:-

• Bedfordshire 849 (769)
• Cambridgeshire 1,020 (973)
• Essex 2,440 (2,467)
• Hertfordshire 1,245 (1,252)
• Norfolk 1,364 (1,283)
• Suffolk 1,058 (1,079)

The total for the bank holiday weekend in 2016 was 7,823.

Take care on your journey home... the Met Office warns of heavy showers in parts of the BBC East region.

Birdwatchers have an opportunity to see one of Britain's rarest birds, the osprey, which has been spotted near Southwold and Bury St Edmunds at two of the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, external reserves.

The RSPB says the bird of prey is an "Amber List" species because of its historical decline, external - due to illegal killing and low breeding numbers.

They start migrating from northern Britain to Africa in August and September.

If you're planning to go along to Helmingham Hall on Thursday, to meet up with some of the experts from the BBC's Antiques Roadshow, executive producer Simon Shaw has some advice for you about the type of item to bring for expert consideration.

Mr Shaw said: "About the only thing we're not as well prepared to be able to challenge is books and books of stamps, they tend to be very complicated, very specialist and can take a very, very long time so unfortunately stamps are difficult for us.

"Coins is another field we tend to not dip in to.

"If it's a piece of furniture you'd struggle to bring, take a photograph, take a photograph of the details.

"Our experts are well used to being able to come to some sort of conclusions by looking at photographs."

He also said the big surprises that happen at the middle and end of the show are often items people pick up at the last minute to bring along "so when you're packing the pieces you're thinking of bringing on Thursday, that last item may just be the one that breaks the bank".

More than 200 people have applied to join Suffolk Police's detective recruitment scheme.

It gives people the chance to train with CID after 20 weeks with the force, rather than spending two years in uniform first.

The force says it's partly to address a shortage of detectives, and partly to bring in people with specialist skills and experience.

Det Supt Andy Smith says 44 are being taken to the next stage of the detective process: "That's no detriment or slight on other applicants - 102 are eligible and have been invited to apply for the standard uniform entry.

"We're not as a force looking to dispense with traditional entry routes into CID so once they've finished their two-years probationary period they could, in theory, apply across into the CID.

"We're really really pleased with the uptake."

Two weeks ago, the Tornado steam engine visited Essex and its journeys were regularly disrupted by people trespassing on the line to take photos.

After warnings issued by British Transport Police, its latest visit, from London to Great Yarmouth, passed without similar problems through Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk.

It case you missed it, here's footage from Saturday, 12 August, of the recreated engine's visit to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the railway in Walton-on-the-Naze:

Emergency services came to the rescue of a man who got stuck in mud on Lowestoft's waterways yesterday.

Image source, Neil Henderson

Firefighters, police and the coastguard were called to Lowestoft harbour, near Asda, at about 18:15.

They freed the man within 45 minutes.

HM Coastguard Lowestoft & Southwold said the man, who they described as "highly intoxicated", was taken to the James Paget University Hospital.

Image source, Neil Henderson

Plans for the £300m snow sports centre in Great Blakenham have been in the pipeline for 16 years.

A woman sustains suspected spinal injuries after attempting to climb down a cliff face.

A motorcyclist was killed in a two-vehicle crash on the A47 between Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth yesterday morning.

Police say they were called to the scene, on the Yarmouth Road at the junction with Market Lane in Blundeston shortly after 11:30.

The motorcyclist, a man in his 30s, died at the scene.

The driver of the car, a Vauxhall Corsa, suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.

Police are appealing for witnesses, especially those with dash-cam footage.