Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town Ladies, external hammered their Norwich City counterparts 8-1 in the South East 1 Division of the FA Women's Premier League, external last night.

Image source, Ross Halls

After a 5-0 victory in Norfolk just three weeks ago, the Blues were once again way too strong for their East Anglian rivals.

Winger Zoe Cossey hit a hat-trick, with Roxy Small, Amanda Crump, Lindsey Cooper, Miagh Downey and Sophie Welton also on target.

It takes their goals tally to an incredible 35 in 10 matches this season.

"In my time with the club we've generally always scored goals," said manager Ralph Pruden.

"We have an attacking mindset and like to play entertaining football."

It leaves Ipswich third in the table behind leaders Wimbledon and second-placed Leyton Orient, while Norwich are second from bottom in 11th place.

A man has been airlifted to hospital with burn injuries following an incident at a property in Ipswich.

Emergency services were called to Nansen Road, off Nacton Road, shortly after 23:00 last night.

The victim's condition is described as serious.

Police say they are not looking for anybody else in connection with the incident, and a police cordon remains at the scene.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

AFC Sudbury, external are through to the first qualifying round of the FA Trophy, external after a 2-1 replay win at Aylesbury United last night.

Image source, AFC Sudbury

Jake Clowsley (pictured) and Jamie Eaton-Collins were on target as manager Mark Morsley secured his first win since returning to the club.

Sudbury will travel to Metropolitan Police next, on 28 October.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

It's a chilly start this morning across the BBC East region and there will be lots of blue sky and sunshine around first thing, but more cloud will develop as we head into the afternoon.

Maximum temperature: 17C (63F).

Pilot Maurice Hammond suffered life-changing injuries and his passenger was killed in the crash.

PC John Senior tells a court he acted in self defence against a Chelmsford prisoner.

The couple argued they had "only renovated" an existing building and demolition was "excessive".

Nic Rigby
BBC News

Proposals to build 1,150 new homes, a hotel, a waste recycling centre and shops on the outskirts of Sudbury are to go before planners.

Suffolk County Council has put in the plans for the 117 hectares (289 acres) site north of the Woodhall Business Park.

The application will go before Babergh council's planning committee on 25 October.

The site is made up of arable land and part of a World War Two airfield.

Cleah Hetherington
BBC Radio Suffolk

Around 80 people took part in a walk through Ipswich this lunchtime to raise awareness of suicide prevention among young people.

The Hopewalk was organised by the University of Suffolk in aid of the national charity Papyrus, which works to prevent people taking their own life.

Emma Bond, professor of sociotechnical research at the university, said: "We worked with Papyrus in January when we had the Hidden Harms conference, which was all around teenage mental health, and what was so amazing was this is a real issue for so many different people.

"So many people's lives have been touched by young suicide, by depression and by anxiety."

It wasn’t just students from the university who took part in the walk. Suffolk charity 4YP, external, the Suffolk Community Foundation, external and pupils from Farlingaye High School also joined in.

Becky, a pupil of the school in Woodbridge, said: "After losing a close friend last year I think it’s really important to raise awareness about such an important issue which is going on within our generation."

Iona, from Farlingaye, was also affected. "It’s only when something awful happens that things like this come to the forefront of our minds and really need to be spoken about – this is why we’re all here today," she said.

People are being warned not to approach a man who has absconded from Hollesley Bay open prison.

Suffolk Police says Anthony Hagger, 55, is serving a life sentence for firearm and robbery offences.

Image source, Suffolk Constabulary

He was released on temporary licence to receive medical treatment at Ipswich Hospital this morning and was reported missing to police at 12:25.

He is described as 5ft 9in (1.75m) tall, of thin build, wearing a light blue Adidas tracksuit, black puffer jacket and black beanie hat.

A brand new musical is about to launch at the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich, external.

Oxy and the Morons is about a man called Andy, who decides to put his old punk band back together and "party like it's 1978".

The actor-musician production is written by Mike Peters and Steve Allan Jones from the 1980s Welsh band The Alarm, and Paul Sirett, whose previous works include Reasons to be Cheerful, Mods and Rox.

Image source, New Wolsey Theatre

The cast includes Rob Jarvis (above centre), from the BBC's the Hustle and Call the Midwife.

The world premiere is tomorrow.

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

A school pupil has been presented with an award after helping to save a man who had fallen into a lake.

Image source, Moreton Hall

Moreton Hall Prepatory School said pupil Jameson Rogers, 11, and his older sister Katie were kayaking on Lake Windermere in the summer when they saw a man fall into the water.

Jameson paddled over to the man while his sister went to raise the alarm, the school said. The man, who had been weighed down by his clothing, was able to hold onto the kayak until he was rescued.

Jameson's school honoured him in a special assembly, saying their actions "may well have prevented someone losing his life".

Headmaster Chris Moxon said: "He's such a humble little chap. He hasn't made a big deal about it.

"We gave him a massive pat on the back and he was given a huge cheer by everybody. Students were allowed to stamp their feet in the assembly hall for the first time ever."

Lowestoft Journal

A group of bus drivers have recorded a punk-inspired version of the nursery rhyme "Wheels on the Bus".

As reported by the Lowestoft Chronicle, external, the group of drivers from Norwich, Ipswich and Lowestoft are hoping to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

You'd be wrong for thinking the first East Anglian derby of the month is still 11 days away, when Ipswich Town, external host Norwich City in the Championship.

The two fierce rivals meet in Felixstowe tonight, in the Women's Premier League, external.

Image source, Ross Halls

The last time they played, just three weeks ago, the Tractor Girls, external won 5-0 and, because of that, their manager Ralph Pruden is expecting a backlash from the visitors.

"We played really well at their place and to get such a comprehensive victory was great, but we expect them to come out firing, giving it everything they've got to avenge that defeat," he told me.

Pruden is also ruling out complacency creeping into his team.

"That's something we always recognise because this league is so even, and if you ever approach a game thinking 'we just have to turn up and win' you find that the exact opposite happens, and you lose."

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

A debate over where west Suffolk stores its waste before it goes to be incinerated will be had by councillors for a third time.

St Edmundsbury, Forest Heath and the county council all want a new multi-million pound facility built at Hollow Road Farm, on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, to manage and sort rubbish before it gets taken to Great Blakenham to be burned.

It's estimated the proposed waste hub would cost £20m to build.

Objectors to the plans say it's in the wrong place and will cause traffic chaos, but the councillors on the planning committee approved the proposals two weeks ago after initially deferring the decision in July.

Image source, Forest Heath and St Edmundsbury councils

Now St Edmundsbury Borough Council says after a challenge to planning policy made at the September meeting, it needs more information and will need to vote on it all again.

Local resident and campaigner Adrian Graves told BBC Radio Suffolk: "We're none the wiser about what's going on, the letter I received at the weekend from the borough planning department was typically vague.

"We've been consistent for more than two and a half years that this application crosses so many policy red lines.

"It should be refused flat."

A spokesperson from St Edmundsbury Borough Council said: "We are considering further information on the development plan following a challenge that was raised for the first time at the meeting.

"Following advice from officers, the chairman has requested that further information is provided to the committee regarding this challenge and the development plan."

It's understood that the further information will be heard and members will be able to vote again on the application at a meeting on 2 November.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

There are just two days to go before Newmarket Racecourses hosts the annual Future Champions Festival, external.

Image source, Getty Images

"It's a fantastic two days of racing with a plethora of class one races," said director of racing Michael Prosser.

"The two key contests are the Group One Fillies Mile (on Friday) and the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes (on Saturday).

"The weather forecast is fantastic, we've been very fortunate. It looks like it's going to be dry on both days, 18 or 19 degrees, and with a little bit of rain on Wednesday the going should be good come Friday."

Sarah Jenkins
BBC Local Live

A missing teenager has been found "safe", according to police.

Officers were concerned about an 18-year-old from Bury St Edmunds after he went missing on Saturday afternoon.

He was found in Kent yesterday evening.

BBC Weather

It should be a dry and bright start to Wednesday for most.

It will feel rather warm in the sunshine, despite the breeze.

Later in the afternoon, rain will spread in from the north-west, becoming persistent and perhaps heavy at times.

The expected high is 17C (63F).

Read more on BBC Weather.

The star wishes his grandmother, who died in a hospice, had been able to record her story.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

AFC Sudbury, external manager Mark Morsley's told BBC Suffolk Sport his side will win tonight's FA Trophy, external replay at Aylesbury United.

The two sides drew 2-2 in their first meeting, at the Kingsmarsh Stadium on Saturday.

"We'll go there and win on Wednesday," Morsley said. "I think we've seen enough of them and can go there with one or two things up our sleeve and really give them a good game.

"Bring it on! I think we're good enough to go there and get a result."

The winners will be away to Metropolitan Police, in the first qualifying round, on 28 October.