Ipswich defenders Dominic Iorfa and Callum Connolly both score as Ipswich Town win at home to Nottingham Forest.

A baby boy who had a "medical episode" and was taken to hospital has died.

As reported earlier, emergency services, including Suffolk Police, attended a property in the Clapham Road South area of Lowestoft, Suffolk, just after 08:00.

The boy, aged under six months, was taken to the James Paget University Hospital in Gorleston.

Police said the baby died a short while later. A police investigation into the circumstances leading to the child's death is taking place.

Former Red Or Dead designer Wayne Hemingway, external is backing a project to set up a new one-day festival in Lowestoft based around the longest day.

The Suffolk town is the most easterly point in Britain and is the first place to welcome in the start of a new day.

The First Light Festival would take place over 24 hours around 21 June, starting in 2019.

The idea is part of the South Beach Vision Project, which Mr Hemingway has been advising on after he was invited to the town by Waveney District Council, external and other local organisations.

Details have yet to be fleshed out, but the seafront area would be "zoned" for music and DJs, film, photography, dance, stargazing and food.

It would be reliant on attracting £1m from the Arts Council.

Image source, Waveney District Council

Mr Hemingway said: "I can't wait to get started with the team on working up the detail on this and am counting down the days to a balmy and clear midsummer 2019."

Flipside, external, the arts organisation which already runs a festival at Snape Maltings and children's events in Lowestoft, is also involved.

It's hoped the event could attract 20,000 people to the town.

These UK Christmas decorations are definitely not lit.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Striker Daryl Murphy enjoyed his most prolific season in front of goal to date in Ipswich Town colours, but he will line up for the opposition tomorrow when the Blues face Nottingham Forest at Portman Road.

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The Irishman's 27 league goal haul during the 2014-15 campaign inspired Mick McCarthy's side all the way to the Championship play-offs.

Today McCarthy's been telling us that Murphy, 34, will undoubtedly pose a threat this weekend.

"We sold him to Newcastle and they barely used him. But I saw a couple of games when they brought him on, and he changed those games because of his physical presence and quality," said McCarthy.

"He's a senior citizen compared to some of the Forest lads, but he's a good focal point from which to play off and he still gets his goals."

BBC Radio Suffolk will have full commentary of Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest in Matchday tomorrow afternoon from 14:00.

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town striker Joe Garner will miss tomorrow's match with Nottingham Forest at Portman Road.

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The 29-year-old is still struggling with the foot injury that caused him to withdraw from Tuesday's fixture at Derby County late in the day.

Speaking at today's pre-match press conference, Town boss Mick McCarthy told us he is reasonably confident that Garner will be available when the Blues travel to Middlesbrough next weekend.

"It's just a matter of resting up and fingers crossed he'll be OK for the next one," McCarthy said.

"Unfortunately when he put his boot on the other day his foot was too sore. So at the moment he's not fit to play."

1) The names to look out for in 2018

The big secret is out.

After much deliberation, the BBC Sound of 2018 class collage has been made (above).

What a lovely-looking bunch, we're sure you'll agree.

Industry experts, including critics, broadcasters, DJs, and - for the first time - former nominees including Stormzy, Ellie Goulding and last year's winner Ray BLK, have put their heads together to come up with just 16 names from across the genres.

Check out the acts above and read more.

We'll find out who finishes top of the class in the New Year...

But in reality music is the real winner...maaaaan.

2) Harry Styles can rock a purple shiny suit like no-one else

Very few pop stars could pull of that particular suit (above), let alone combine it with a pair of gold square-toed brogues.

Only joking, he looks like he lost a fight with a Quality Street tin (other brands are available)

Harry was on dazzling form Down Under though, performing and picking up his award for best international male at the Aria awards.

The unofficial most outlandishly-dressed artist also gave fellow performer Lorde a big squeeze on the way to collecting his gong at the Aussie equivalent of the Brits.

Read more.

Speaking of which...

Image source, Anish Kapoor

3) What the new Brit award looks like

How smooth was that transition?

Celebrated British sculptor Anish Kapoor has unveiled his design for next year's Brit awards.

He follows in the footsteps of the likes of Vivienne Westwood, Peter Blake, Tracey Emin, Pam Hogg and Zaha Hadid.

His award is pretty striking looking, a sort of negative of the traditional award encased in red perspex.

"Sculpture is often a process of positive and negative form. I have made the award using both,” he said in a statement.

See. That's what we said, wasn't it?

Read more.

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4) The Grammys snubbed Ed Sheeran & A Tribe Called Quest

Jay-Z topped the Grammy nominations this week with eight mentions but Ed Sheeran missed out big time on being shortlisted for any of the major awards,

His multi-million selling album ÷ was excluded from the main categories: Best album, record and song.

Sheeran did receive several nominations in the pop categories, however.

We don't know yet what Ed made of it all but it's quite clear what Q-Tip thought about this year's shortlist. The rapper was raging that his band A Tribe Called Quest were overlooked.

In a series of expletive-filled posts on Instagram - which we obviously can't bring you here but are easy enough to find - a clearly upset Tip (below) said: “I’m sick of y’all."

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"You got us to get out there to perform last year and y’all don’t give us no ******* nominations? What happened?” he added.

In other award news, Stormzy cleaned up at The Mobos, collecting a hat-trick of awards for best male, best grime act and best album.

His missus Maya Jama presented the bash in Leeds, which saw Stefflon Don the only female to pick up an award.

Elsewhere, the Brits Critics' Choice list was the total opposite, with all three artists shortlisted being women...namely; Jorja Smith, Mabel & Stefflon once again.

Don by name...

No room in our top 5 this week for Jay-Z admitting to cheating on wife Beyonce (he doesn't deserve a mention for that).

So finally...

5) Call The Shots is officially THE BEST Girls Aloud song

According to you lot.

The UK's biggest-selling girl band of the 21st Century turned 15 years old yesterday.

The girls posted online (above) that they couldn't believe where the time had gone.

We asked you for your favourite musical moments from their career and while it was hotly-contested one track (below) emerged as the clear winner...

And who are we to argue?

Thanks for the good times ladies.

Read more.

A child is in hospital after having a "medical episode".

Ambulance crews and the East Anglian Air Ambulance attended a property in the Clapham Road South area of Lowestoft at just after 08:00. Police were then called.

Suffolk Police said the child was treated at the scene and taken to the James Paget hospital in Gorleston.

No arrests have been made.

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Bey has lend her vocal chords to a new version of Ed's Perfect track from his smash hit album Divide.

In yesterday's MNL, the singer's husband Jay-Z confessed to having cheated on her, while Ed found himself subject to questioning from the New Zealand Prime Minister over his informal request for citizenship.

So it's good to get back to the music, isn't it?

Check out the snow-filled collab below.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Leiston, external have one of their toughest matches of the season in the Bostik Premier Division, external tomorrow.

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Glenn Driver's side - who ended a run of six league games without a win a week ago - head to title favourites Billericay, who are currently second in the table.

Elsewhere, Needham Market, external host Staines Town and Lowestoft Town, external are away to Tooting and Mitcham United.

In the North Division, Bury Town, external entertain Barking, Mildenhall Town, external go to Potters Bar while AFC Sudbury, external are also on the road - at AFC Hornchurch.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Midfielder Cole Skuse (pictured left) is the hot favourite to don the captain's armband for Ipswich Town's, external home game against Nottingham Forest tomorrow.

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Regular skipper Luke Chambers misses the fixture as he serves a one-match ban for picking up his fifth yellow card of the season at Derby County.

Skuse, 31, has already led the side on three occasions this season when Chambers was injured.

Teenage midfielder Flynn Downes also misses out tomorrow - again through suspension.

Manager Mick McCarthy will give an update on striker Joe Garner's foot injury at his lunchtime press conference.

The BBC found a Dutch train firm charged less in its own country than in the UK.

Wintry scenes hit the eastern coast of England on Thursday.

Parts of the east coast of England are witnessing snow settling for the first time in years.

The 73-year-old had originally been arrested on suspicion of assisting a suicide.

The Labour MP for Ipswich has written to the leader of Suffolk County Council asking him to clarify the situation regarding a possible future bid for city status for the town.

Sandy Martin's letter follows a motion put forward by Conservative Colin Noble, to be discussed at a meeting of the council, external next week, in which Mr Noble seeks support from his fellow councillors to "resolve to work with Ipswich Borough Council, Ipswich Vision and other partners to support a bid for Ipswich to gain City Status".

Mr Martin said he would like to "test the views of the residents of Ipswich on this proposition" and added: "I would very much like to know from you what information you have had recently which leads you to believe that there is a real prospect of Ipswich gaining city status in the near future.

He has also asked "what the process is that we need to go through, and what role I need to play in that process".

Ipswich has made three failed bids for city status, in 1992, 2000 and 2002.

A woman has died after the car she was in left the road and crashed into a metal barrier.

The crash, involving a white Vauxhall Corsa, happened just after 17:00 on Tuesday on Browston Road, Lound, between Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.

Norfolk Police, external said the female passenger in the vehicle, in her 50s, sustained serious head injuries and was taken to the James Paget Hospital at Gorleston before being transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.

She later died from her injuries.

The male driver of the car, in his 20s, was taken to the James Paget with minor injuries.

Brandon Country Park, external, the sole country park still managed by Suffolk County Council, could soon be handed over to a more local organisation.

The council, which said the change would save £50,000 a year, announced in 2011 it planned to stop its funding for 21 country parks and picnic sites.

Councillors will decide on the proposal next Tuesday.

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New Zealanders give their tips to Ed Sheeran after he asks the NZ Prime Minister for citizenship.

The driver of a car involved in a police pursuit in Ipswich has been Tasered by officers after he was suspected to be carrying a firearm.

Police were called to reports that a man in a silver Vauxhall Astra was seen with a gun in the Hadleigh Road area this morning.

Officers pursued him briefly before the vehicle was brought to a stop in the vicinity of Willoughby Drive.

The male driver, aged in his 20s, left the car and was Tasered before being detained, police said.

He's been arrested for suspected firearms offences, though the gun has yet to be found.

During the pursuit a second police vehicle was involved in a "very minor collision" with a wall on Belstead Road. The driver was unhurt, police said.