A doctor from Bury St Edmunds has won a national award for her care of young patients.

Dr Lucy Grove, a community consultant paediatrician, was chosen from hundreds of nominations from across the UK to be named Best Doctor, in the 2017 WellChild Awards, external.

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Dr Grove, who was nominated by colleagues as well as the mother of one of her patients, said it's still a "bit of a surprise" that she was nominated.

"I think it's probably because I'm part of a wider team, and this is about teams of people who are pretty special and who dedicate a lot of time in supporting both families and children with very complex needs," she said.

"What we try and do is actually work, not just with the illness and the complex problems children have, but really just try as a team across health and education to allow them to access all the normal things that children do."

She will pick up her award from Prince Harry at an event in the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London later today.

The pop star's tour dates could be in jeopardy after he has "a bit of a bicycle accident".

Earlier we told you how he was breaking records (scroll down) now poor Ed Sheeran has broken his arm.

The 26-year-old singer/songwriter tweeted the above pic of his arm in a sling alongside a caption explaining that he'd sustained the injury in a bicycle accident.

Ed wrote:

The Shape of You star was due to resume his world tour on Sunday with a gig in the Taiwan capital Taipei but that now looks unlikely.

Unless he's going to sing a Capella?

Ed Sheeran has told fans he has had a bicycle accident and that an arm injury could affect some of his forthcoming tour dates.

Framlingham's finest shared a picture of his arm in a cast on Instagram:

The Daily Mirror is reporting, external that Ed Sheeran has been knocked off his bicycle in London and may have broken his arm.

We'll bring you more details as and when we can confirm this...

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

There was no element of "Darkness" to Brian Conley's performance on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday night.

Watford's very own twinkletoes pulled off a rock star inspired Pasa Doble, to I Believe In A Thing Called Love (a 2003 hit for Lowestoft rock band The Darkness), with just a little bit of help from some eye liner and nail varnish. And his partner Amy Dowden, of course:

He was of course shocked, surprised and thankful to dance again after an early appearance in the dance-off, but there was no sudden death repeat this weekend as they picked up enough public votes to avoid it.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Bury St Edmunds, external rugby players threw away a 17-3 halftime lead to lose 26-20 at home to league leaders Taunton Titans on Saturday.

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The defeat leaves the Wolfpack seventh in National League Two South, external.

"We had a fantastic first half, but probably ran out of steam in the second," head coach Ollie Smith told BBC Suffolk Sport.

"Could we have won it at the end? Potentially, but I think over the course of the 80 minutes the boys deserved something out of it."

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Chart slayer Ed Sheeran's single Shape of You has become only the third song in the history of the UK charts to sell the equivalent of three million records.

Only Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas? and Elton John's Princess Diana tribute Candle In The Wind '97 have sold more copies in this country.

When streams and downloads are added together, the biggest selling single of 2017 has amassed three million sales, according to the BPI which represents the UK music industry.

The BPI's Gennaro Castaldo said: "Shape of You has become an anthem for a generation and an instant classic that is sure to remain a staple of streaming playlists and 'best of' album compilations for years to come."

The track finally left the top 40 on Friday after a lengthy 39 week stay.

An appeal has been made by police for the owner of a German shepherd dog to come forward, after a guide dog was bitten at the bus station in Mildenhall.

As a bus's doors opened, a dog boarded it and began to growl, before running up to the guide dog and biting it around the back and neck.

Whilst the guide dog suffered no obvious injuries, the incident has left its owner, a woman in her 70s who is registered blind, very distressed and shaken.

Police want to thank the bus driver and passing members of the public who helped to restrain the dog, which was not muzzled or on a lead.

The incident took place on Monday, 18 September, but police have only just released details.

Luke Deal
BBC Radio Suffolk

Firefighters were called to an address in Foxhall Road in Ipswich on Sunday afternoon, to a blaze that had spread to a block of flats.

Crews from Ipswich, Woodbridge and Colchester spent just over an hour the fire, which broke out at about 16:45.

We understand no-one was hurt in the fire.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Saturday's 2-0 win at Dorking Wanderers has taken Leiston, external to the summit of the Bostik Premier Division, external.

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Patrick Brothers and Joe Marsden were on target as Glenn Driver's team moved a point clear of Billericay Town - although the Suffolk side has played two games more.

It's now four matches unbeaten for Lowestoft Town, external, who won 2-1 at home to Kingstonian.

In the North Division, AFC Sudbury, external beat Romford 2-1, Mildenhall Town, external were 3-1 winners at Barking while Bury Town, external lost 2-1 at home to Maldon & Tiptree.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Mildenhall Fen Tigers, external beat Belle Vue Colts 53-37 at West Row yesterday in the first leg of the National League Knockout Cup semi-final.

Four home riders were paid for double figure scores - Jon Armstrong (12+3), Connor Mountain (14), Drew Kemp (12+1) and Jordan Jenkins (12).

"A 16-point advantage is OK, but it's going to be very, very difficult at Belle Vue," said Mildenhall chairman Kevin Jolly.

"They had moments when they were a bit lacklustre and it gives us something to work with when we go there."

The return meeting is in Manchester on Friday.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town, external fans are keeping their fingers crossed that striker Joe Garner's available for Sunday's East Anglian derby at Portman Road.

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The 29-year-old missed Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Sheffield United through injury.

"He had a bit of swelling on his knee," manager Mick McCarthy told me.

"Knowing Joe he wanted to be involved, because he's stoic and tough, but that would be ridiculous because if it ends up being worse then we might miss him for more games.

"I'll see him on Monday and hopefully he'll be fit for Sunday."

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life, following a house fire in Ipswich in the early hours of Sunday morning which badly damaged the property.

Police and firefighters were called to Alexander Road, near Spring Road, shortly before 04:00.

The occupants of the house, a woman and a teenage boy who were asleep at the time the fire started, were taken to hospital where they were treated for breathing in smoke.

They have since been discharged.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

It's now six defeats in eight games for Ipswich Town, external after Saturday's 1-0 loss at Sheffield United.

Chris Basham's 49th minute header settled things after some sloppy play from the Blues.

"We knew they'd get off to a fast start and they did, I thought they were very aggressive and played well," boss Mick McCarthy told me.

"I had to change the way we played and ended up going 4-3-3, and I think it stopped them and stemmed the tide. We got into the game then and it was pretty much even.

"It's fine margins though, little mistakes all the way through [the build-up to the goal] and it's in our net."

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

It will be largely dry and very warm, with sunny spells developing, although the odd light shower can't be ruled out at first.

Becoming breezy, particularly in western locations.

Top temperature: 22C (72F).

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

Suffolk Police's Urban Street Gang Unit is targeting drug-related gangs in Ipswich.

The passengers and train driver are unharmed, but the car driver is airlifted to hospital.

It is 30 years since an October storm that left 18 people dead and hundreds injured.