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One lane is blocked on the A14 eastbound between J50 (A1120 Stowupland) and J51 (A140 Needham Market) because of a broken-down van.

Ipswich Town's Teddy Bishop is confident he can add goals for the Blues this season.

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A lack of firepower from Town's midfield has been a bone of contention among supporters for several years now.

"With me, if I get one I get a few," Bishop told BBC Suffolk. "That's always been me in my career but hopefully I can get quite a few goals this season." 

"Maybe us midfielders haven't scored enough goals. We do a lot of shooting practice in training so, all of us, we need to step up this year and score a few goals." 

Some clear spells, but often cloudy tonight with a few scattered showers, perhaps locally heavy. Temperatures will dip to 13C (55F).

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Early showers will fade and there'll be breaks in the cloud tomorrow to give some good sunny spells. There will still be a risk of a few isolated but locally heavy showers developing during the afternoon and evening. Top temperature: 23C (73F) inland.

BBC Weather has more detail.

Members of the lottery syndicate in Bury St Edmunds who have won £1m on the Lotto received the news with "utter, utter amazement", says the man who runs it.

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Martin Cribb said: "Firstly, they thought obviously I was winding them up. 

"The first impression I got was that everyone thought that we'd won £50,000, which was going to be £2,500 each and I actually said 'No, we've won a million so work it out' and then they worked it out and they said '£50,000' and I said 'Yes'."

Suffolk have made just one change to their line-up for their Minor Counties Championship match against Staffordshire, starting at Ipswich School on Sunday.

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After losing their last three matches Sudbury batsman Nathan Poole, who's been unavailable of late, returns in place of all-rounder Jack Beaumont.

Coach Andy Northcote (pictured): "Hopefully by playing the extra batter, the batting unit will kick-start from ball one and produce the collective innings they are capable of. Then we can then push for the win instead of playing catch-up cricket."

A parade through Woodbridge "with swords drawn, bayonets fixed, drums beating, bands playing and colours flying" has celebrated three anniversaries for the town's 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment.

The Regiment is marking 10 years of being based in Woodbridge, the 300th anniversary of the formation of the Corps of Royal Engineers, and 75 years since the formation of the army's first Airborne Brigade.

Soldiers from 23 Parachute Regiment have been parading through Woodbridge, as they celebrate 10 years being based in the town.

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Speaking before the parade, Maj Jack Crossley said it's been a special relationship: "It's a real privilege to have that link with the town. 

"We have events over at the Barracks as well, indeed it's our open day tomorrow which everyone's invited to and we just continue to forge those links with the town."

It's the sixth time they've exercised the freedom of the borough since moving to Rock Barracks in 2006. 

A fault with a swingbridge has led to trains being cancelled between Norwich and Lowestoft. 

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The problem bridge at Somerleyton has led to delays for Abellio Greater Anglia passengers. 

The company say delays and cancellations could continue until 17:30 and a replacement bus service is operating between Norwich and Lowestoft via Oulton Broad North.

A group of people who work at West Suffolk College is celebrating winning £1m in a Lotto draw on 6 July - that's £50,000 each.

A few of the members of the syndicate are on holiday, and don't yet know they've got a surprise waiting for them when they get home.

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Martin Cribb, who manages the 20-strong Milburn Centre Syndicate, said the winning ticket had become crumpled in the machine when he was checking it. 

He said it couldn't be read, so he took it home and left it in the kitchen until his wife tried again a few days later and then rang him at work.

"I was a bit short with her – I was in the middle of finishing up some grouting at work and didn’t want it ruined – so didn’t call her back and check the details until my work was finished. Going back to my desk and logging on, I filled in the code and couldn’t believe what I was seeing, £1m.”

Suffolk coach Andy Northcote has paid tribute to captain Tom Huggins (pictured) who'll make his last three-day appearance for the county in Sunday's game against Staffordshire.

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“He has served his adopted county with such pride that it is a real honour for me to have witnessed this past year. He is always the first to a game and generally the last to leave."

“He is a man that never stops thinking, tweaking and wanting us to be the best Suffolk can be.

“His determination, drive, passion and commitment to Suffolk cricket is a clear to see for all and will have hopefully rubbed off on the players around him."

He's been a professional footballer less than two years but Ipswich Town midfielder Teddy Bishop's already experienced the highs and lows of the game.

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After a sparkling first campaign saw him linked with a move to the Premier League, last season the 20-year-old made just two starts because of injury.

"Two years in and it's been a rollercoaster already," said Bishop. "I'll learn from it, I'm stronger now. I've had one good season and one off season. Hopefully this can be a good one."

Ipswich Town midfielder Teddy Bishop's confirmed he's named after former England and Tottenham striker Teddy Sheringham (pictured).

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The 20-year-old told BBC Suffolk Sport: "My team as a kid was Spurs. It comes from my Dad, who was a Spurs fan and a season ticket holder for 20 years.

“That’s where my name comes from, Teddy Sheringham was my Dad’s hero and named me after him. I used to watch videos of him and I wouldn’t mind scoring goals like he used to.”

Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy's keen for his players to put on a show in their last pre-season game at Portman Road tomorrow.

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He believes a good performance, and hopefully a win over Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, will boost fans morale and interest ahead of the new season.

"It's important the people who come and see us are excited by us," McCarthy said. 

"We need to entertain them, enthuse them, to get them back through the doors wanting to watch us. And it'd be nice to go into the Barnsley game off the back of a win."

Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy's challenging his forwards to make sure he can't leave them out of his first eleven.

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Last season, partly because of injuries, McCarthy rotated his four senior strikers, but this season he's hoping he doesn't have to do that.

"It's up to them to nail it down isn't it?" he told BBC Suffolk Sport.

"I wouldn't have mixed and matched it the year before when Daryl Murphy scored 27, and when David McGoldrick was flying. If they're scoring they'll stay in the team."

Blues legends Frans Thijssen and Arnold Muhren will be at Town’s game at Newcastle United on Saturday 22nd October. 

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Pat Godbold, who worked as a secretary to Sir Alf Ramsey during his time as manager of Ipswich Town, says she doesn't think he was properly celebrated.

She says she's "thought back over the years", and doesn't remember any flowers or scarves being left at Portman Road when he died on 28 April 1999.

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She also recalls how Sir Alf would never discipline players in front of anyone else. She said if someone played badly he'd wait until the Monday to say anything to them, asking to "have a word" with them in his office when they arrived at the ground.