Summary

  • Mariam Moustafa: Attackers sentenced

  • Download's 'mop man' returns with a broom

  • Man stabbed at McDonald's

  • Conservatives fail to retake Broxtowe in by-election

  • New photos released of landslip that trapped trains

  • Live updates for Friday 14 June

Live Reporting

David Pittam and Gavin Bevis

  1. Bus station extension plans dropped

    Chris Doidge
    BBC Radio Derby, political reporter

    Plans to extend Derby's bus station have been ditched and the city council is set to hand back government funding earmarked for the project.

    The bus station at Riverlights opened in 2010 but it regularly gets congested and the council has been working on plans to add eight bus bays.

    Bus stationGoogle

    Detailed work has now thrown up problems with ground conditions meaning the project can't be delivered with the budget set aside.

    The £2.1m of government funding is likely to be handed back.

    The council instead hopes to use technology so buses can make more efficient use of the bus station.

  2. Arrest after woman stabbed three times

    Amy Woodfield
    BBC News

    An man has been arrested on suspicion of causing GBH with intent after a woman was stabbed three times in her leg.

    It happened in the Burleigh Road area of Loughborough early yesterday morning.

    Burleigh Road in LoughboroughGoogle

    The woman in her 20s told police a man with a bicycle ran up to her, grabbed her arm and pulled her to the floor. He stabbed her in the thigh as she tried to pull away.

    She was taken to hospital in Nottingham with serious injuries but has since been discharged.

    The 18-year-old remains in police custody.

  3. Watch: East Midlands weather

    Alex Hamilton
    BBC Weather

    Oh June - we expected more from you than this.

    Lots of heavy rain is on its way to the East Midlands.

  4. Heavy rain triggers flood warning

    BBC Weather

    There's a yellow weather warning for rain with a large amount expected to fall across the East Midlands over the next few hours.

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    Amy Woodfield
    BBC News

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