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Bersant Celina scores a spectacular winning goal as Ipswich beat 10-man Leeds at Portman Road

Graeme Mac
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Ipswich Town have just 18 first team players fit and available ahead of tomorrow's Championship clash with Leeds United.

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The latest casualty is goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski (pictured), who will miss out due to a calf strain, with Dean Gerken replacing him.

Cole Skuse, Martyn Waghorn and Joe Garner are all likely to return to the starting 11, having been on the bench for last weekend's FA Cup tie against Sheffield United.

Town manager Mick McCarthy said the Blues needed to get back on track, having gone almost a month without a victory.

"We need a win and I'm confident we can win, but it's a tough ask on them tomorrow," he said.

"I've got 18 players available, and that includes Chris Smith and Adam McDonnell who I've had to bring back recently from loan spells."

McCarthy accepts that the club needs to bring in some new faces, and says that inquiries are ongoing.

"I've made loads of phone calls and asked loads of questions but at this moment in time I'm no further forward," he said.

"There'll be nothing done before tomorrow so why panic today? The team that will be playing tomorrow is a good team in my mind."

Flux's doors have shut and its website is "offline for maintenance".

The managing director of a firm which makes eco-mannequins is fined £350 for speeding.

The jets, from Lakenheath in Suffolk, led Nato's Baltic Air Policing Mission in Lithuania.

Are these the five most significant treasure finds of the past few years?

An ornithologist is fighting the corner for common gulls, saying they "need friends".

Steve Piotrowski, president of Landguard Bird Observatory, will host a talk called Gulls Need Friends for Suffolk Wildlife Trust, external at Woodbridge Community Hall on Thursday, explaining more about gulls.

He said: "The two main gulls that breed with us - the black-headed and herring - are a conservation concern.

"Because we see a lot of them, we take them for granted and we feel they're a threat but they are globally threatened and we should be looking after them."

The £2m deal with the firm which runs Magical Vegas runs for three-and-a-half years.

Vikki Irwin
BBC Radio Suffolk political reporter

The Transport Secretary has said "key trunk roads", including the Orwell Bridge, should not be forced to close due to wind.

Chris Grayling made the comment during a formal ground-breaking ceremony to mark the latest phase of work to expand the Port of Felixstowe.

The Orwell Bridge was closed for 16 hours during Storm Eleanor last week.

Mr Grayling said: "You can never factor against any weather situation, but we should certainly be in a position where we don't lose key trunk roads on a very windy day."

Hutchison Ports, the owner of the Port of Felixstowe, said the expansion to create a new paved container yard is expected to be completed by early 2019.

East Anglian Daily Times

A Bury St Edmunds doctor was caught up in a ‘terrifying’ plane journey home from the USA today during which she said an aggressive passenger had to be sedated and restrained, external after attacking and threatening people on the flight.

One housing association resident says the air-source heating system costs up to £8 a day to run.

The three-and-a-half-year shirt sponsorship is worth £2m, says the club.

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We had thought we'd get the new Taylor Swift music video for her track End Game today but looks like we'll have to wait just a little bit longer.

Swifty has given us a sneak preview of the video that will apparently now land at midnight in New York (or tomorrow's Music News LIVE page in our terms).

For now, check out Taylor dancing on a boat, laughing on a bus, riding on a motorbike and enjoying a night out with her old mucker Ed Sheeran (above) and rapper Future - who both feature on the track.

The Hollywood Reporter

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The chart-topping artist and the husband and wife team could he dragged into court after a pair of Australian songwriters accused them of copying one of their songs.

It's over Tim and Faith's single The Rest of Our Life, which was co-written by Ed and released in October.

Sean Carey and Beau Golden say it is a "blatant copy" of their own 2014 song, When I Found You - as performed by Jasmine Rae (below)

"The copying is, in many instances, verbatim, note-for-note copying of original elements of the Song, and is obvious to the ordinary observer," states the complaint filed on Wednesday in New York federal court.

They are being represented by Richard Busch, who successfully won a trial for the family of Marvin Gaye in the Blurred Lines legal cation.

He also represented songwriters Martin Harrington and Thomas Leonard who sued Ed over his track Photograph, which they said was a copy of X Factor winner Matt Cardle's 2011 single Amazing.

It was settled out of court in April last year.

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Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

After recently returning from more than 18 months out himself, Ipswich Town, external midfielder Luke Hyam (pictured) is backing team-mate Teddy Bishop in his battle to recover from injury.

Bishop, 21, lasted just 42 minutes when he made his first start of the season against QPR on Boxing Day, and is now out for the season with a hamstring problem.

"Me and Bish have got close over the last year or so," Hyam told me. "We've been in similar situations and know how the other one feels. When he had that set-back I literally felt sick for him.

"I've spoken to him and think he's in a good place. I know he'll work as hard as possible to get back and I know that he will."

East Anglian Daily Times

One of the best-known figures in business and local politics in Suffolk, external has died at the age of 79.

Police say the damage happened sometime overnight on Friday to Saturday.

The Victorian red brick three-storey building was home to Clinton Cards until it closed in 2013.

Primary school league tables show pupils with special needs are dropping further behind their classmates.