Concern grows over teenager missing from home since last Thursday
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Police are still looking for a teenager who went missing from home in Ipswich on 29 December.
Suffolk PoliceCopyright: Suffolk Police
Megan Haggar was last seen at her home in Surrey Road at around 23:30 on Thursday and has not been seen since then.
She is 14 years old and described as white, 5ft 3ins tall with long straight brown hair.
Police said they were concerned for her welfare and are asking anyone who has seen her or who has any information on where she might be to contact them.
Ill passenger and engineering works behind back-to-work rail delays
Mariam Issimdar
BBC News
There have been a number of rail delays on the main line from Norwich to London this morning...
It's the first day since Christmas Eve when trains were due to run normally after bus replacement services were used to provide cover while engineering works were taking place.
BBCCopyright: BBC
Greater Anglia says over-running engineering works at Shenfield were to blame for some delays and cancellations into Liverpool Street, but services are now returning to normal.
C2C is accepting Greater Anglia tickets between Southend and Fenchurch Street.
A passenger taken ill on the 06:50 train at Stratford resulted in some lines being blocked and the train operator is saying passengers should expect disruption mid-morning.
We will keep you up to date of any further alterations.
Travel: Train delays and cancellations due to over-running engineering works
Trains have been cancelled this morning and there are issues with some services from Shenfield in Essex due to Christmas engineering works over-running:
Drivers on phones at wheel reaches 'epidemic proportions' as attitudes relax
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
BBC Suffolk has joined with the RAC to urge motorists in the county to make it their New Year's resolution to stop using a hand-held mobile phone while driving.
PACopyright: PA
RAC national research shows the offence has reached epidemic proportions and attitudes to using a hand-held phone when driving have relaxed significantly over the past couple of years.
The number of motorists admitting to using their handheld mobile phone to make a call when driving has increased from 8% in 2014 to 31% today.
Weather: Sunny intervals but feeling cold in breeze
Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
After a frosty start with some icy patches possible, a dry day with more cloud around than yesterday but it will feel cold in brisk breeze.
Some sunny periods are also likely but it'll feel cool - although not as cold as Monday.
Maximum Temperature: 6C (43F)
Good morning from Suffolk Live
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Happy New Year and welcome to Tuesday's look at news, sport, travel and weather stories from across the county.
For many it is the first day back to work after the Christmas and New Year break - and it's a frosty start with a "yellow warning" from the Met Office over icy roads and pavements.
Today we will join BBC Suffolk's Hands Off campaign which has been launched to get every single driver in the county to leave their phone alone at the wheel.
The campaign asks you to pledge this New Year to not touch your phone when driving.
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
Also a six-week public consultation on the future charges for beach huts in Felixstowe is launched today.
Between now and 18:00 the team here will keep you updated on what's happening in Suffolk, so if there's anything we're missing, we'd love to hear from you.
It's time for us to sign off for 2016, but we'll be back again at 08:00 on 3 January, full of resolutions to do all sorts of things that we'll never stick to.
I expect we all remember different stories from the last 12 months, but these are a few of the ones that stand out in our minds:
Suffolk's Peter 'Snakebite' Wright will play defending champion Gary Anderson (pictured) in the semi-finals of the PDC World Darts Championship.
PACopyright: PA
Anderson, who has won the event two years running, beat Dave Chisnall 5-3 this afternoon at Alexandra Palace, while Wright got the better of James Wade by the same scoreline.
"I'll have to get even better in the semis because Gary has been playing some super darts up there," Wright acknowledged.
"It's no good getting big averages in the early rounds. You're supposed to get better towards the end and not rubbish like I have done before."
Man arrested following three-vehicle collision close to Barton Mills
A man has been arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of drugs, following a three-vehicle collision on the A1065 between Barton Mills and Eriswell this afternoon.
Police say they were called at 14:30 to reports that a vehicle was on its side in trees, following the collision.
A woman who was in that vehicle has been airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with serious injuries.
The road has been closed at the junction with the B1112 and at the Fiveways roundabout, while an initial investigation gets under way.
Suffolk's Snakebite into semi-finals
Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Peter Wright's impressive form at the PDC World Darts Championship continued this afternoon, as he beat James Wade 5-3 at Alexandra Palace.
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
The 46-year-old from Mendham hit ten 180s and took out some big finishes to become the first player through to the semi-final stage.
"I should have won 5-0 to be honest but I missed a few doubles," said Wright. "It was always going to be hard playing the master that is James Wade and it was a hell of a battle."
Ipswich Town 'very confident' fog won't affect tonight's game
Ipswich Town have responded to several tweets from fans asking if tonight's home tie against Bristol City is likely to be called off because of the fog:
Corrie's mum calls for thorough search of buildings in 'horseshoe' area
The latest post by the mother of missing airman Corrie Mckeague on the "Find Corrie" Facebook page includes a map showing the whereabouts of CCTV cameras around the area of Bury St Edmunds known as the "horseshoe", off Brentgovel Street, where he was last seen.
Nicola Urquhart is calling for a thorough search of buildings in the grey area to the bottom right of this map, as she says her son cannot have left the area in any other direction.
Live Reporting
Philippa Taylor
All times stated are UK
Get involved
Suffolk PoliceCopyright: Suffolk Police BBCCopyright: BBC View more on twitterView more on twitter PACopyright: PA Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images - University of Suffolk is officially launched.
- The murder of Peter Stuart from Weybread, and the search for his wife Sylvia.
- RAF serviceman Corrie Mckeague - who disappeared after a night out in Bury St Edmunds.
BBCCopyright: BBC BBCCopyright: BBC PACopyright: PA Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images View more on twitterView more on twitter View more on twitterView more on twitter View more on twitterView more on twitter View more on twitterView more on twitter Tony WringeCopyright: Tony Wringe
Latest PostConcern grows over teenager missing from home since last Thursday
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Police are still looking for a teenager who went missing from home in Ipswich on 29 December.
Megan Haggar was last seen at her home in Surrey Road at around 23:30 on Thursday and has not been seen since then.
She is 14 years old and described as white, 5ft 3ins tall with long straight brown hair.
Police said they were concerned for her welfare and are asking anyone who has seen her or who has any information on where she might be to contact them.
Ill passenger and engineering works behind back-to-work rail delays
Mariam Issimdar
BBC News
There have been a number of rail delays on the main line from Norwich to London this morning...
It's the first day since Christmas Eve when trains were due to run normally after bus replacement services were used to provide cover while engineering works were taking place.
Greater Anglia says over-running engineering works at Shenfield were to blame for some delays and cancellations into Liverpool Street, but services are now returning to normal.
C2C is accepting Greater Anglia tickets between Southend and Fenchurch Street.
A passenger taken ill on the 06:50 train at Stratford resulted in some lines being blocked and the train operator is saying passengers should expect disruption mid-morning.
We will keep you up to date of any further alterations.
Travel: Train delays and cancellations due to over-running engineering works
Trains have been cancelled this morning and there are issues with some services from Shenfield in Essex due to Christmas engineering works over-running:
Drivers on phones at wheel reaches 'epidemic proportions' as attitudes relax
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
BBC Suffolk has joined with the RAC to urge motorists in the county to make it their New Year's resolution to stop using a hand-held mobile phone while driving.
RAC national research shows the offence has reached epidemic proportions and attitudes to using a hand-held phone when driving have relaxed significantly over the past couple of years.
The number of motorists admitting to using their handheld mobile phone to make a call when driving has increased from 8% in 2014 to 31% today.
Weather: Sunny intervals but feeling cold in breeze
Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
After a frosty start with some icy patches possible, a dry day with more cloud around than yesterday but it will feel cold in brisk breeze.
Some sunny periods are also likely but it'll feel cool - although not as cold as Monday.
Maximum Temperature: 6C (43F)
Good morning from Suffolk Live
Patrick Byrne
BBC News
Happy New Year and welcome to Tuesday's look at news, sport, travel and weather stories from across the county.
For many it is the first day back to work after the Christmas and New Year break - and it's a frosty start with a "yellow warning" from the Met Office over icy roads and pavements.
Today we will join BBC Suffolk's Hands Off campaign which has been launched to get every single driver in the county to leave their phone alone at the wheel.
The campaign asks you to pledge this New Year to not touch your phone when driving.
Also a six-week public consultation on the future charges for beach huts in Felixstowe is launched today.
Between now and 18:00 the team here will keep you updated on what's happening in Suffolk, so if there's anything we're missing, we'd love to hear from you.
You can get in touch by email, Facebook or Twitter.
Queens Park Rangers 2-1 Ipswich Town
Pawel Wszolek's late winner sees Ian Holloway win back-to-back games for the first time since taking over at QPR.
Read moreFA Cup reaction - five Premier League teams knocked out
Player and manager reaction to 23 FA Cup ties, with Premier League sides Bournemouth, West Brom and Stoke all victims of third-round upsets.
Catch upVideo of missing RAF serviceman released
The family of missing serviceman Corrie Mckeague release a video of him filmed a month before his disappearance
Ipswich Town 2-1 Bristol City
Brett Pitman hit a spectacular late winner as Ipswich Town inflict a fifth straight Championship defeat on Bristol City.
Read moreOur live coverage across the day - and the year
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live
It's time for us to sign off for 2016, but we'll be back again at 08:00 on 3 January, full of resolutions to do all sorts of things that we'll never stick to.
I expect we all remember different stories from the last 12 months, but these are a few of the ones that stand out in our minds:
The team here would like to wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year - we'll leave you with this festive image from BBC Weather Watcher "RS":
Overnight weather: Extensive low cloud, mist and fog
Dan Holley
BBC Look East weather
Mostly dry tonight but with extensive low cloud, mist and fog giving poor visibility and tricky driving conditions in places.
Chance of a patchy frost where any clear skies develop.
Light southwesterly winds with temperatures locally down to -2C (28F).
Rather grey for New Year’s Eve with mist and fog slowly lifting into low cloud, perhaps a few bright spells developing into the afternoon.
A freshening southwesterly breeze should allow temperatures to reach highs of 8C (46F).
Get the full forecast where you live, from BBC Weather.
Defending champion up next for Snakebite
Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Suffolk's Peter 'Snakebite' Wright will play defending champion Gary Anderson (pictured) in the semi-finals of the PDC World Darts Championship.
Anderson, who has won the event two years running, beat Dave Chisnall 5-3 this afternoon at Alexandra Palace, while Wright got the better of James Wade by the same scoreline.
"I'll have to get even better in the semis because Gary has been playing some super darts up there," Wright acknowledged.
"It's no good getting big averages in the early rounds. You're supposed to get better towards the end and not rubbish like I have done before."
Man arrested following three-vehicle collision close to Barton Mills
A man has been arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of drugs, following a three-vehicle collision on the A1065 between Barton Mills and Eriswell this afternoon.
Police say they were called at 14:30 to reports that a vehicle was on its side in trees, following the collision.
A woman who was in that vehicle has been airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with serious injuries.
The road has been closed at the junction with the B1112 and at the Fiveways roundabout, while an initial investigation gets under way.
Suffolk's Snakebite into semi-finals
Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Peter Wright's impressive form at the PDC World Darts Championship continued this afternoon, as he beat James Wade 5-3 at Alexandra Palace.
The 46-year-old from Mendham hit ten 180s and took out some big finishes to become the first player through to the semi-final stage.
"I should have won 5-0 to be honest but I missed a few doubles," said Wright. "It was always going to be hard playing the master that is James Wade and it was a hell of a battle."
Ipswich Town 'very confident' fog won't affect tonight's game
Ipswich Town have responded to several tweets from fans asking if tonight's home tie against Bristol City is likely to be called off because of the fog:
Another foggy night and morning in store
Look East weather forecaster Dan Holley has tweeted:
Police advice for motorists as they head home
Corrie's mum calls for thorough search of buildings in 'horseshoe' area
The latest post by the mother of missing airman Corrie Mckeague on the "Find Corrie" Facebook page includes a map showing the whereabouts of CCTV cameras around the area of Bury St Edmunds known as the "horseshoe", off Brentgovel Street, where he was last seen.
Nicola Urquhart is calling for a thorough search of buildings in the grey area to the bottom right of this map, as she says her son cannot have left the area in any other direction.