Derbyshire v Worcestershirepublished at 16:19 British Summer Time 10 August 2017
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Woman's body exhumed in murder probe
'Ancient' Grade II listed windmill damaged and robbed
Nursery closed following assault allegation
Abandoned kitten rescued twice in one day
'Granny's plate' valued at £60,000
Calum McKenzie and Amy Woodfield
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BBC Local Live
A woman's body has been exhumed from the ground as part of a murder investigation.
Jennifer Blackwell, 43, died on 28 April this year. Her death was initially believed to be non-suspicious.
Nottinghamshire Police said the decision to exhume her body was made following a consultation with the coroner and her family.
A 38-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and will be questioned by officers later.
A force spokesman said: "Following a review we have launched an investigation, for which an exhumation is deemed absolutely necessary.
"This is an unusual and extraordinarily sensitive matter, which Nottinghamshire Police is treating with great seriousness and respect."
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BBC Local Live
Highways England has said recovery is now on scene for the broken down vehicle - delays remain back to junction 23.
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With the 2017 county season here, keep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours ahead of next season.
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BBC Local Live
The fire service is working to extinguish a house fire on Parliament Street in Derby.
They've tweeted to say the building is "well alight" but no one has been injured.
Police are also on the scene controlling a cordon.
Jeremy Ball
BBC East Midlands Today
Even Nottingham's floating Yoda needs a lunch break.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
A taxi driver who was convicted over the "car dooring" of a cyclist in Leicester has had his appeal hearing adjourned.
Sam Boulton (pictured), who was cycling near the station in July last year, was hit by a taxi door before falling in front of a moving van.
Driver Farook Bhikhu is trying to get his conviction for permitting the opening of a vehicle door so as to injure or endanger a person quashed.
The door was opened by one of Bhikhu's passengers, Mandy Chapple, who was fined £80 after admitting accidentally hitting Mr Bolton.
The case is set to return to Leicester Crown Court on 22 September.
The white and blue porcelain item was inherited from a relative who made money from banking in the US.
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BBC Local Live
A 23-year-old man has died following a crash involving a car and a cyclist in Sutton in Ashfield.
Emergency services were called out to attend the crash on Station Road at around 14:00 on Wednesday.
Another man, 26, has been arrested on suspicion of causing the cyclist's death by dangerous driving.
He has been released while inquiries continue.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
The Peak District's recently renovated visitor centre at Castleton has been given the seal of approval by BBC Countryfile presenter John Craven.
Mr Craven, who was the guest of honour at the centre's re-opening, said it made the park "very, very approachable" for people visiting.
The renovation, which cost just over £300,000, features displays, a new cafe and an interactive wall to explore the park.
The Peak District National Park has visitor centres at Bakewell, Castleton, Edale and Upper Derwent.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
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East Midlands Today
Illegal rubbish dumping has become a significant problem, according to the Environment Agency.
Four sites across the East Midlands are currently under investigation by the agency - two in Leicestershire and two in Nottinghamshire.
Here's one illegal rubbish dump, just outside the village of Cotgrave.
Peter Haslock from the Environment Agency said a new team has been set up to tackle the issue.
Finally - some sunshine!
We've had some lovey photos sent in by our Weather Watchers - this was taken by noah in Blidworth.
Here are some strange clouds in Chesterfield by Viki the Blue...
...and blue sky above the fields in Melton Mowbray by Pete.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
Planning permission has been granted to Nottingham Trent University to build a new teaching facility on its Brackenhurst Campus.
The campus, which is near Southwell, is home to the university's School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences.
Professor Robert Mortimer said the building would allow the university to "build upon our reputation as a centre for land-based education, research and enterprise".
Building work on the project is set to begin next year, in the hope that it can be ready for 2019.
The 'mind-boggling' sea of rubbish has caught fire several times.
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Read MoreCharlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Some cloud building this afternoon but there’ll still be a few brighter spells with sunshine at times.
Highs of 20C (68F).
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
A Derbyshire council was one of just two local authorities to have paid out from a £300m fund to ease the pressure of business rates, the Liberal Democrats have warned.
The fund was announced by chancellor Philip Hammond in the budget in March to help firms hit with massive rate hikes following the business rate revaluation.
But the Lib Dems said that of 99 local authorities in England which responded to Freedom of Information requests, only Amber Valley (£41,000) and Tandridge in Surrey (£197,000) had paid out.
Among the reasons given by authorities for the delay was the need to update software to automate payments, while others said they were still developing schemes to distribute the funds or were waiting for approval from councillors.
The nail and a plank of wood attached had to be removed from nine-year-old Romeo's head in hospital.
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