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Rachel Sloane sits in.

In the news hour from 5pm, Suffolk County Council has unanimously approved plans to pass their 16 residential homes to private firm Care UK. 10 new care homes will be built and then residents will move before the original sites are closed. Rachel speaks to Colin Noble, the Suffolk county councillor in charge of health and adult care, as well as Care UK's Director of Nursing, Frances Gibson.

Two of the candidates for Police and Crime Commissioner in Suffolk have been quizzed for the first time. They took part in a hustings in Ipswich organised by the charity Victim Support. The elections, which take place next month, will be the first of their kind for police forces and will create some of the most powerfully elected people in the country. Our reporter Alison Acton has been looking at the elections. Rachel asks her what a Police and Crime Commissioner is?

Rachel looks back at the great storm which hit Suffolk 25 years ago.

In the first hour from 4pm, Rachel has a preview of the Gallery Players' production Be My Baby which opens tomorrow at the Sir John Mills Theatre in Ipswich. She also hears from our Showbiz Reporter Betty Redondo, who's been chatting to Johnny Ball about his exit from Strictly Come Dancing.

In the music hour from 6pm, Foz sits back in the presenter's chair for the last hour of today's Drivetime. He chats to Shakatak drummer Roger Odell ahead of their show in Bury this coming Sunday and The Floe are In Session and in conversation.