Summary

  • Live 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

Live Reporting

Maryam Qaiser and Calum McKenzie

  1. Play looking unlikely at Derby in latest Women's World Cup match

    Calum McKenzie
    BBC Local Live

    South Africa are meant to be taking on New Zealand at Derby in the Women's World Cup - but I think to suggest there'll be any play is a touch optimistic...

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    ...let's hope people who have tickets also have brought their Sudoku.

    Derby forecast

  2. Solloway: Conservative manifesto 'swung vote in Derby North'

    Calum McKenzie
    BBC Local Live

    The former MP for Derby North, Amanda Solloway, has claimed that Theresa May's manifesto damaged her chances of retaining her seat at this month's general election.

    Chris Williamson and Amanda Solloway

    Ms Solloway had been defending a majority of just 41 from 2015, making it England's most marginal seat, but she lost out to Labour's Chris Williamson by more than 2,000 votes.

    "At the beginning of the campaign there was a definite level of optimism," Ms Solloway told BBC Radio Derby.

    "For me, I think it was when the manifesto came out that people started to think 'oh my goodness, this isn't possibly going to go the way we thought it was'."

    Ms Solloway has also added that she believes the Green Party not standing in the constituency and a strong student vote also helped boost the Labour vote.

    Conservative 2017 manifestoPAUL ELLIS/AFP/Getty Images

  3. Nottingham student flats evacuated because of cladding

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Some students from Nottingham Trent University have been evacuated from their accommodation following the Grenfell Tower fire in London.

    A review has shown some buildings in Byron House have similar cladding to the London tower block, where at least 79 people died.

    The university and a firm called UPP, which owns and manages Byron House, have said they're working with the fire service as a priority.

    The university has not said how many students have been affected.

  4. Watch: East Midlands weather forecast

    Lucy Martin
    BBC Weather

    It's going to be a wet day - we have a yellow warning for rain across the East Midlands.

  5. Football: Foxes duo on target as Young Lions crash out to Germany

    Calum McKenzie
    BBC Local Live

    Leicester City forward Demarai Gray scored again for England Under-21s but they were beaten by Germany, meaning the Young Lions miss out on a place in the European Under-21 Championship final.

    Demarai GreyPIOTR NOWAK/AFP/Getty Images

    Foxes full-back Ben Chilwell scored his penalty in the shootout after the game finished 2-2 following extra time.

    Not for the first time, an England team is left to reflect on what might have been after losing against Germany on penalties.

    Death, taxes and losing to the Germans on penalties - just some of life's many certainties...

  6. Travel: Updates from across the region

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    • The A52 westbound exit slip to the M1 nearNottingham is congested
    • Drivers should expect some delays on the A453 southbound between the junctions with the A52 and the M1 near East Midlands Airport
    • The A52 westbound at the junction with the A5111 near Derby is busy
    • There are some queues near the A38 southbound between A6 and the junction with the A52 near Derby

  7. Officers search for missing school boy

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    A 12-year-old boy from Clifton, Nottingham, has gone missing, according to Nottinghamshire Police.

    Jody Small was reported missing at about 18:00 yesterday having left his school at about 15:00.

    He was last seen in school uniform and would also have had a black rucksack with him.

    Jody is no taller than 5ft, of slim build with a cropped haircut all over.

  8. Join us for today's live coverage

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Good morning.

    Calum McKenzie and I will be writing the updates on today's live page with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel.