alex forsyth, bbc news, ipswich.or, laura kuenssberg, in maidstone. did you hear anything tonight that might actually change the dynamic of the campaign with little more than six days to go before the polls open? time is short and it was interesting hearing from those people watching tonight, there wasn't much enthusiasm for either side and tonight we have seen the main rivals on their best behaviour, neither of them were really going at it hammerand neither of them were really going at it hammer and tongs and neither of them it really wanted to give themselves the risk of crashing and burning. they were trying to appeal to their core voters, people who have already made up their mind. maybe we should not be surprised that it did not feel like there was a big game changing moment where either borisjohnson a big game changing moment where either boris johnson dropped a big game changing moment where either borisjohnson dropped the ball orjeremy corbyn managed to land a new goal at the back of the net. if we think abou

alex forsyth, bbc news, ipswich.brutal sex attacks on 11 women and children, has been found guilty of 37 offences. joseph mccann, who was a convicted burglar, had been released from prison by mistake. he went on to choose his victims at random, kidnapping them, over a two week period last spring. the women and one boy were aged between 11 and 71 years old. this report from our home affairs correspondent june kelly, contains some details, you may find distressing. in the front passenger seat of this car, a 21—year—old woman is being kept captive byjoseph mccann. he has grabbed her off the street with a knife to her throat, held her and raped her. she is too traumatised to escape. as he pays for his petrol, this is a man at the start of a perverted mission to attack, terrify and humiliate women and children. mccann kidnaps this first victim after she leaves this nightclub in watford. her ordeal lasts five hours. a few days later, in walthamstow, east london, a 25—year—old is walking home from this tube station. mccann

will keane gave ipswich the lead but a stoppage time callum o'hare equaliser for coventry sets up a replayp results — blackpool of league one, survived a scare — against non—league maidstone united. and hartlepool have another chance to knock out league opposition, after coming back to draw 2—2 at exeter. all the goals from the games, on the bbc sport website. while things might not be good for the arsenal men's team there couldn't be more of a contrast, when it comes to their women's side. they recorded the biggest victory in women's super league with an incredible ii—i thrashing of bristol city. dutch striker vivianne miedema scored six of the goals, and assisted in four others. the result took arsenal to the top of the league. in the day's other games from the women's super league, manchester city are level on points with arsenal at the top, just behind on goal difference now. they beat liverpool i—o, thanks to a gemma bonner goal. west ham beat manchester united — 3—2, thanks to two goals from katherina baunach, her second a last minute winner. and everton's match against chelsea was p

in new ipswich, new hampshire, by the way, 36 inches was the highest total i saw anywhere we still have some chilly air behind our storm we're not going to do a rapid snow melt throughout the northeast or the great lakes today some areas sneak into the 40s. kind of similar day into thursday it will be cold enough for some lake effect snow there is hope the end of the weekend may come with a littut temperatures jump into the 50s for pittsburgh new york city could be mid 40s kitoday. the typical snow south of buffalo and the tokyo plateau north of syracuse will be the areas that get the most snow a lot of beautiful weather out there too in the southern half of the country >> that 75 in miami caught my attention. >> we'll just mentally bring ourselves there. >>> in today's quick hits starbucks is introduce a new drink for the holidays the irish cream cold blue. the non-alcoholic version pairs its cold brew coffee with irish cream syrup over ice >>> the late george h.w. bush's former service dog sul h unveiled at the presidential library and museum in texas. y.> today is national cookie u n

next we're going to introduce to you nine—year—old nandi bushell, from ipswich.derson paak. she really is amazing. our reporter shamaan freeman—powell went to meet her. hello, everyone. my name's nandi. and i love playing the drums. recognise nandi? that might be because, unlike other nine—year—old girls, she is already a social media sensation. videos of her amazing drumming skills have been viewed thousands of times, and she's even picked up some celebrity fans. hi, i'm lenny. hello! nice to meet you, finally. can i have a hug? i met lenny kravitz, and i played are you gonna go my way? and i met questlove. and i also know anderson paak. i met him in birmingham. if you could jam with someone else, who would it be? i think i want to jam with the red hot chilli with the red hot chilli peppers and foo fighters. if that wasn't enough, the little rock star was hand—picked out more than 100 children, to appear in one of the uk's so, i went to bulgaria, and it was pretty amazing. and i got like this chair that said ‘nandy bushell, actress'. and like, it's one of those

we are a young company based in ipswich, engineering —based. it is machinery that does this. three years to get it to that point. users are independent cafe is, we have about 100 cafe is currently using the product and we are trying our damnedest. is it more expensive compared to the cups that say starbucks are using by the million? what is the cost? between 8p at 12p, which is in line with the end user, the customer, not the consumer, once it has gone through the value chain. it is in line. what is the comparison? today, if you are not interested in sustainability you can buy cups from asia for about ap. interested in sustainability you can buy cups from asia for about 4pm is almost double the cost for starbucks and somebody like that. no, i wouldn't say starbucks because they do work with eight sustainable product. it is not as easily recycla ble product. it is not as easily recyclable as ours —— with a sustainable. it is like everything in life, if you are not interested you can buy it cheaper. and if you are you can buy it cheaper. and if you a re interested you can buy i

will keane gave ipswich the lead but a stoppage time callum o'hare equaliser for coventry sets up a replaye day's goals with this stunning a0—yard volley. peterborough beat national league dover athletic 3—0. and the lowest ranked side left in the competiton before today — chichester city — who play in the isthmian league south east division — were beaten 5—1 at tranmere rovers, morgan ferrier scored a hat—trick. here's the full list of todays fa cup results — blackpool came from behind to prevent an upset, against non league maidstone united, scoring three in the second half to win 3—1. and hartlepool have another chance to knock out league opposition, after coming back to draw 2—2 at exeter. all the goals from the games, on the bbc sport website. while things might not be good for the arsenal mens team there couldn't be more of a contrast, when it comes to their womens side. they recorded the biggest victory in women's super league with an incredible 11—1 thrashing of bristol city. dutch striker vivianne miedema scored six of the goals, and assisted in four others. the result took arsena

labour held the seat in ipswich, but that has now been taken over in ipswich, but that has now been tat was a labour hold, but the majority there, it was reduced, and luton, not so far away from where i am standing, there are two labour mps, also a labour mp still in the richer south. so it is a tory supporting region, you could say. in peterborough, quite interesting last night. this is where i am standing in front of now, six months ago, injune in the summer, this was full of labour supporters, labour activists and jeremy corbyn, who had come here to congratulate the labour mp who had won a by—election here. but, now, that scene has been replaced by this christmas market and a tory win last night. paul bristow is the new mp for this city. he came third in that by—election back in june, for this city. he came third in that by—election back injune, but last night he won. at around 2am, that declaration came in, and he now has a majority of around 2500, so he is the new tory mp. i have been speaking to people in the city about that win for the tories, and lots of them told me, local iss

the cash has been held by police since it was found at sackers, near ipswich in april., sit! sit down. stay right there, stay. stay there. stay. where is your happy face? sit. where is your happy face? he is very protective, very loving. his bark is a lot louder than his bite. so he scares off a lot of delivery men. he isjust a big softy. your paw, your paw. good boy. you would not catch my dog sitting there quietly, he would be shouting his head off! now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello, a very bleak day, cloud and rain, particularly across england and wales. a wintriness of a higher ground, scattered showers in scotland, too. as we go through the rest of the day, it stays cold in scotland, three, up to 5 degrees. the rain easing through england, brightening for the south—west, highs of ten or 11. that area of low pressure pushes into the north sea but may linger across the east of scotland, could be chilly here as well, icy stretches first thing in the morning, loads of around 13 degrees. five or six further south and west. we start tomorrow with

back to it, from ynys mon, to ipswich, tech kensington, to blyth valley. when that blyth valley result came in. mr speaker, i won my own seat in 2017. it was 19 76 when the conservatives last won that seat and they only managed to win it at that time because john stonehouse, the labourmp, faked his time because john stonehouse, the labour mp, faked his own death. while on a business trip to miami he left a pile of clothes on the beat, pretending he had gone for a swim, never to be seen again supposedly. he was a damn fine swimmer! five weeks later he turned up 10,000 miles away in melbourne, australia. he was arrested and he tried to apply to a couple of countries for asylu m apply to a couple of countries for asylum but that didn't happen. he was deported back to the uk and incredibly, while out on bail, he continued to serve as a labour mp. i'm not sure but i don't think the right honourable member for with them, the home secretary, would allow such leniency these days. i did find it amusing when i reckon a line on wikipedia that said, the labour party w