Mum opened nappy to find son circumcisedpublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Three people have been arrested over the circumcision, including one for grievous bodily harm.
Read MoreLive updates for Tuesday 28 June 2017
Grenfell cladding on university halls
Birdwatchers swarm around rare bee-eaters
Children as young as nine called 'terrorists'
Tory manifesto 'swung Derby North vote'
Hundreds still watching black and white TV
Hucknall youngster out of Wimbledon qualifying
Maryam Qaiser and Calum McKenzie
Three people have been arrested over the circumcision, including one for grievous bodily harm.
Read MoreGlamorgan need 212 on the final day to beat Derbyshire after bowling the visitors out for 160 on a dramatic night's cricket.
Read MoreDivision Two leaders Nottinghamshire edge closer to victory in their day-night encounter with Kent at Trent Bridge.
Read MoreAlex Wakely and Rob Keogh both score centuries as Northants set Leicestershire 394 to win at Northampton.
Read MoreBurton Albion announce that defender Tom Flanagan is to leave the club, despite having "verbally agreed" a new deal.
Read MoreRhona Vessey, 50, claimed she could barely walk, but was spotted banging a drum in a marching band.
Read MoreRegular live coverage on this page has ended for the day, but breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue appear through the night.
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Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live
A woman, who was threatened, had her bag robbed by a man in Bilborough, Nottinghamshire Police said.
She gave him the cash before he ran down an alleyway on 19 June at about 13:40 on Wigman Road.
The scruffy man is described as white, with light brown hair, a moustache and a beard.
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live
Children got up and close to a variety of spiders of all shapes and sizes.
Draycott Community Primary School were the first to attend Spider School at the University of Nottingham's SpiderLab.
As part of the project, London Zoo invited year five children taking part to exhibit their own work from Spider School at a special exhibition and to see for themselves a collection of spiders from all over the world.
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live
About a third of NHS organisations across the East Midlands are failing to meet key targets when it comes to referring patients for mental health treatment, figures have revealed.
This includes referring people for counselling if they suffer from anxiety or depression.
The mental health charity Mind says it's vital more is done to ensure those who are unwell get the help they need, when they need it.
Emily Waller, who is from Mind, said: "It is really disappointing to hear a third of the CCGs in the East Midlands are missing their targets.
"But we do now have a commitment from the government that additional money has been made available so we really need to see CCGs sit down and make a clear plan for how they are going to make sure that money makes it to the front line of services."
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
This is the moment thieves targeting a garden centre were caught on camera...
Thieves targeted Derry's Nursery at Cossington, near Leicester, in the early hours of Sunday morning stealing topiary, palms, hanging baskets.
Leicestershire Police has confirmed it is investigating the theft.
"This is the biggest hit we have ever had," the nursery's owner Alan Dayman said.
Anna Church
BBC East Midlands Today weather host
Remaining cloudy to end the day with the rain gradually clearing to the north.
Mostly dry overnight and feeling cool.
Minimum temperatures of 11C (52F).
Tony Roe
BBC East Midlands political editor
Commons speaker John Bercow has paid tribute to former deputy speaker Natascha Engel, who lost her seat at this month's general election.
Ms Engel, who had been a deputy speaker since 2015, was ousted by almost 3,000 votes by the Conservatives' Lee Rowley in North East Derbyshire.
Ms Engel was replaced as a deputy speaker by Labour's Dame Rosie Winterton.
Allen Cook
BBC Local Live
Two houses have suffered "significant damage" after police say a nearby car was deliberately set on fire in Burton., external
Staffordshire Police says the white Vauxhall Corsa was parked on Thornley Street last night when a man got inside it and set it on fire before running away.
They say the fire spread to the houses but add that nobody was hurt in the blaze.
BBC Breakfast
BBC Breakfast has spoken to Amy Morgan, the mum of 16-year-old Tyler Thompson, who was stabbed to death in a street brawl in Leicester in 2015.
She was asked whether more stop and searches would halt the rise in knife crime.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
One of Leicester's universities will be at the forefront of a major study into the role of women in rugby.
De Montfort University's research, working in conjunction with the World Rugby Museum at Twickenham, will also chart the growth of the women’s game from its emergence in universities in the 1960s and 70s.
"The story of women and rugby has been hidden from history," Professor Tony Collins said.
"Women have played a huge part in the sport, whether it is playing the game, organising it or supporting it. But nobody has carried out this research before.
"We will start with a blank page. This research is hugely important to the study of the development of the sport."
Interestingly as well, Leicester Polytechnic's team was one of the founder members of the Women's Rugby Football Union in 1983.
Listen to BBC local radio commentary and follow live text commentary as Sussex face Leicestershire in the County Championship.
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Read MoreCalum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
Freya Christie (pictured) has been knocked out in the first round of qualifying for Wimbledon at Roehampton., external
Christie, 19, from Hucknall, was beaten 6-3, 6-0 by Destanee Aiava of Australia.
Meanwhile, Leicestershire's Katie Boulter was beaten 6-2, 6-2 by former world number nine Andrea Petkovic at the Aegon Southsea Trophy., external
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
A man was taken to King's Mill hospital to be treated for minor injuries following this lucky escape...
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It happened as the driver was heading south near Tibshelf but it's not known where the joint came from.