Suffolk Police said National Highways stopped its overnight work to get traffic away from the area.

A 52-year-old died after being involved in a incident with a HGV lorry on the A14.

Suffolk Police says throwing cones onto the busy road could be "catastrophic".

The major bridge had to be closed for emergency work after it was deemed to be "potentially unsafe".

The HGV was parked in a lay-by when the car crashed into it on Sunday afternoon, police say.

Part of the A14 is closed for several hours while a clean-up takes place.

National Highways apologises and says the carriageway should reopen in two days' time.

A charity says a lane closure is "having a huge impact on getting food out and staff... in".